Earth Science

In recent years, the role of isoprene as a precursor for secondary organic aerosols (SOA) has gained significant attention from...

Around 45 million years ago, an intriguing creature known as Diatryma, a flightless bird measuring approximately 4.6 feet tall (1.40...

Deep within the Earth’s mantle lie two vast regions known as Large Low Seismic Velocity Provinces (LLSVPs), which resemble enormous...

Hainan Island, a tropical paradise in the South China Sea, has recently been the focal point of exciting research that...

In a groundbreaking discovery that enhances our understanding of Roman administration and land ownership in ancient Israel, archaeologists have unearthed...

Across the Northeastern United States, the potential threat posed by blacklegged ticks, commonly known as deer ticks, has been a...

Recent findings from a groundbreaking field experiment conducted in Austria have unveiled significant insights into how compounding climate factors, specifically...

Arizona State University (ASU), in collaboration with a diverse team of partners, has secured a substantial grant of $11.2 million...

Tempered savannas stand as an ecological beacon with significant socio-economic implications. Not only do they contribute to regulating terrestrial carbon...

In the wake of natural disasters, the vulnerability of society becomes profoundly evident. The aftermath of such calamities not only...