Climate
New Model Puts a Number on How Much Mycorrhizal Fungi Help Maize Grow
Researchers in Iran have developed a mathematical modeling approach that quantifies, for the first time, how much arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi...
Conductive Cement Gets a Carbon Boost, But the Climate Cost Depends on How the Black Is Made
A French research team has shown that carbon black can turn cement paste into a conductive, self-sensing material, and that...
Can Africa Save Its Wildlife and Grow Its Economy at the Same Time?
A new scoping review of 25 years of research finds that Africa's biodiversity and its economic future rise and fall...
Pyrite Acts as Hidden Battery Driving Antimony Release from Mine Minerals
A 42-day factorial experiment shows that pyrite galvanically couples with stibnite to drive antimony ore biodissolution, with microbes sustaining iron...
From Slogan to System: New Framework Puts Factory Gates at the Heart of Nature Recovery
Researchers have developed a facility-scale framework called NP4IF that translates the contested concept of nature-positive into disciplined, auditable biodiversity stewardship...
Tiny Urban Voids Could Cool Historic Cities by Several Degrees, Study Finds
Researchers in Catania have developed a protocol that identifies tiny sealed urban voids and shows through microclimate simulation that converting...
Lake Sediments Reveal That Halifax’s Urban Lakes Were Transformed Long Before Modern Development
Sediment core analysis of three Halifax lakes shows that the most severe ecological changes occurred before 1900, during land clearance,...
Green Cryogenic Machining Loses Its Shine When CO2 Liquefaction Enters the Balance
A comprehensive life cycle assessment reveals that cryogenic CO2 machining only beats flood cooling on emissions if the energy-intensive liquefaction...
Biochar Switch Flips Weed’s Cleanup Role in Oil-Contaminated Soil
New greenhouse research from Nigeria shows that biochar made from rice and sorghum straw can transform how the weed Tithonia...
Digitalization Lowers Emissions in Emerging Economies, but Carbon Lock-In Slows the Fix
A new panel study of fifteen emerging economies finds that digitalization lowers carbon emissions at any given income level but...
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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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