A new analysis tracing the fate of soil organic carbon across the world’s tidal wetlands has flagged how strongly climate,...

A new study suggests Earth’s deep “plumbing” is strongly influenced by events that happened long ago. In a paper published...

Remote Mediterranean islands were settled long before agriculture—challenging a key assumption about the limits of Europe’s last hunter-gatherers at sea....

A sweeping new analysis of the Laurentian Great Lakes is reshaping how scientists think about winter ice. Drawing on a...

Ultrahigh- and high-resolution mass spectrometry (UHRMS/HRMS) is rapidly reshaping how scientists read the “molecular handwriting” of dissolved organic matter (DOM)—a...

Coastal cities are used to floods arriving “suddenly,” but new research suggests many inundations follow a clockwork pattern. A study...

A reef shrimp-goby with a flare-bright personality has just been added to the scientific record. Researchers from Indonesia’s Museum Zoologicum...

Marine primary productivity—the engine that supports marine food webs and draws down carbon dioxide—may have been overestimated for decades, according...

A new study has ignited debate about how far below Earth’s surface methane can persist—and where it might come from—by...

A new study published in Communications Earth & Environment highlights how trace scandium (Sc) can be captured by beryl crystals...