Earth Science
Biochar and Silicon Team Up to Shield Triticale from Lead-Tainted Soil
A factorial pot experiment shows that sheep manure biochar paired with a moderate silicon dose dramatically boosts triticale growth and...
Warming Skies, Silent Drought: New Study Maps Four Decades of Moisture Loss in Togo
A 45-year analysis of northern Togo finds stable rainfall but significant warming that is quietly intensifying moisture deficits across one...
Zircon, the ‘Indestructible’ Timekeeper, Begins to Break Down Far Earlier Than Thought
Nanoscale examination of saprolite shows that even crystalline zircon begins to dissolve and reprecipitate as uranium- and thorium-bearing amorphous zircon...
Lake Baikal’s Shores Host a Fast-Working Natural Filter That Turns Sand Into Ore
Researchers have documented how groundwater discharge along Lake Baikal's eastern shore rapidly cements aeolian sands into ferromanganese sandstones, forming a...
Hidden Map Errors Distort River Health Assessments Across Scales
A four-decade study in northern Spain shows that widely used land cover maps like CORINE and SIOSE introduce scale-dependent errors...
AI Ensemble Learns to Catch Tehran’s Dangerous Ozone Peaks Before They Strike
Researchers at the University of Tehran have developed a hybrid deep learning framework called RAME that achieves 0.87 R-squared accuracy...
Prenatal Ozone Exposure Reprograms Offspring Antibodies to Heighten Allergy Risk
A new Nature Communications study shows that ozone exposure during pregnancy activates maternal immunity and alters IgG glycosylation, leaving offspring—especially...
Seaweed’s Global Divide: Why One Ocean Crop Splits Rich and Poor Nations
A new comparative review reveals stark disparities in how developed, developing, and least developed economies cultivate, process, and profit from...
AI Drought Warning for Morocco’s Atlas Mountains Hits a Hard One-Month Limit
A benchmark of deep learning and tree-based models shows that one-month drought early warning is achievable in Morocco's Atlas mountains,...
Crushed Basalt on China’s Farmland Could Lock Away Billions of Tonnes of CO2
A new spatially explicit study finds that spreading crushed basalt on China's croplands could remove up to 0.79 billion tonnes...
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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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