Earth Science
Mammals Intermingled Across the Americas Before North and South America Connected
For decades, the story of how mammals conquered the Americas seemed straightforward: North and South America remained biologically separate until...
Improved Detection of Forced Signals in Monthly Precipitation Changes
Rainfall may look chaotic from one month to the next, but beneath the noise, the climate system is carrying a...
FSU geologists find North and South American mammals mixed before continents connected
Florida State University researchers have helped uncover a hidden chapter in the history of the Americas—one that suggests mammals began...
Public attitudes toward air quality across the world’s ten most populous countries
Air pollution is often described in numbers: micrograms of fine particles per cubic metre, ozone concentrations, or the number of...
Human Activity Raises Arctic Fire Risk Inside and Near Lighted Areas
The Arctic is often portrayed as a land of lightning, frozen silence and fires driven almost entirely by a warming...
Gases Surrounding Biomass Could Revolutionize Biochar Production
Biochar, the carbon-rich material made by heating wood, crop residues, and organic waste, may have a hidden control knob that...
Temperature drives seasonal shifts in ozone sensitivity across China
China’s ozone problem is no longer confined to the hot months. In cities across the country, pollution episodes that were...
Reduced speciation, not increased extinction, caused Africa’s megaherbivore diversity collapse
For millions of years, Africa was home to an extraordinary parade of giant plant-eaters: elephant relatives with unfamiliar tusks, massive...
Improved technical efficiency hides declining multifunctional balance in dryland agro-pastoral systems
Dryland agro-pastoral systems are often judged by a deceptively simple question: how much can they produce with the resources available?...
Satellite mapping reveals global inequities in lake water quality: over one-third of lakes fail to meet good water quality standards
What is the state of global lake water quality? A global assessment covering 16,409 lakes across 145 countries reveals that...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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