Tiny Nanoparticles in Rivers May Outmuscle Organic Matter in Breaking Down Pollutants
New research shows that titanium dioxide nanomaterials at parts-per-billion concentrations in surface waters can produce hydroxyl radicals at rates rivaling...
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New research shows that titanium dioxide nanomaterials at parts-per-billion concentrations in surface waters can produce hydroxyl radicals at rates rivaling...
A survey of 92 perennial springs in Ethiopia's Kulfo River basin shows that fault density is the strongest control on...
Researchers deployed a custom-built, twenty-dollar sediment trap in the high-energy intertidal zone of the northeast Bay of Bengal and recovered...
A Florida Atlantic University study found that two Hawaiian coral species show markedly different heat tolerance depending on the bay...
Ambient vibration measurements and calibrated finite element models show that the 2023 Kahramanmaraş earthquake sequence reduced the natural frequencies of...
Researchers in Nigeria trained four machine learning models to predict gamma radiation doses across a steel dumpsite in Katsina State,...
A new Climate Dynamics study attributes declining rainfall in China's Yellow River Basin mainly to aerosol pollution, while greenhouse gases...
New climate modelling shows that reaching net zero sooner would limit long-lasting, El Niño-like changes to the tropical Pacific that...
Geologist Paul Doss argues that Earth's critical zone, the thin layer of soil, groundwater, bedrock, and vegetation supporting nearly all...
A new study of Kerala's Chaliyar river finds lead and cadmium concentrations far above drinking water standards, with ingestion posing...
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