Small-Scale, Multispecies Capture Boosts Fisheries in Southeast Asia
Despite decades of prevailing concerns about overfishing and its detrimental impacts on global marine ecosystems, Southeast Asia’s capture fisheries continue...
Violet Maxwell is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Natural Hazards coverage.
Despite decades of prevailing concerns about overfishing and its detrimental impacts on global marine ecosystems, Southeast Asia’s capture fisheries continue...
Scientists have made a significant breakthrough in lunar research by determining the age of the South Pole–Aitken (SPA) basin, the...
A recent study spearheaded by Professor DANG Fei, alongside collaborators from Nanjing University, has unveiled a critical yet frequently neglected...
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Marine mammals, such as seals and dolphins, have long fascinated researchers due to their remarkable diving abilities. These animals are...
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The prestigious Stockholm Water Prize has been awarded to Professor Günter Blöschl of the Vienna University of Technology, a recognition...
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