Climate
Two Wave Trains and a Kelvin Wave: Why Asia’s 2025 Monsoon Arrived Late
A new Climate Dynamics study shows that a cascade of tropical and extratropical intraseasonal waves, rather than the favorable La...
Mowing or Planting Trees? Japan’s Abandoned Rice Paddies Face a Climate and Biodiversity Trade-Off
A scenario analysis of Japan's depopulating rice-farming landscapes shows that periodic mowing preserves more biodiversity than afforestation, while both options...
Satellites Reveal Malaysia’s Hidden Thirst for Sand: 5.8 Billion Tonnes and Counting
By mapping 9.1 million buildings with satellite data and deep learning, researchers have reconstructed nearly four decades of Malaysia's sand...
Late Planting and Excess Nitrogen Supercharge Cotton’s Worst Whitefly Outbreaks
A two-year Indian field study shows that sowing cotton late and applying nitrogen above recommended rates raises whitefly populations by...
AI Data Centers Are Exporting Carbon and Water Stress Across Borders, Study Finds
New research quantifies how AI data-center siting decisions shift carbon and water burdens across borders, triggering transboundary harm norms and...
Where Does Plastic Really Go? New Global Model Finds Land Is the Biggest Sink
A new global model tracking macroplastic across 285 river basins finds that roughly 73 percent of plastic emitted on land...
Nigeria’s Bid to Keep Importing EU Waste Divides Industry and Health Experts
A new analysis finds that Nigeria's application to keep importing EU textile waste and refuse-derived fuel after May 2027 offers...
Four Waste Streams Team Up to Lock Toxic Metals Inside Bauxite Residue
A four-waste blend of coal mining soil, distiller's grains, acid-modified biochar and garden soil immobilizes up to 99 percent of...
Toxic Metals Build Up at Lesotho Dumpsite Next to a School, Study Warns
The first assessment of soil at Lesotho's Maputsoe dumpsite reveals lead and cadmium contamination severe enough to demand urgent remediation,...
Biodegradable Plastic Leachates Slow Growth of Marine Microalgae in Lab Tests
A new laboratory study finds that leachates from biodegradable polypropylene microplastics inhibit the growth of marine microalgae, with Chlorella sp....
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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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