Climate
Hidden Radiation in Nigeria’s River Sediments: Thorium Emerges as the Silent Threat
A comprehensive survey of 274 soil and sediment samples from Jebba, Nigeria, reveals that stream sediments accumulate hazardous levels of...
Sea Breezes Secretly Sabotage Clean-Air Gains in Coastal Megacities
New research from coastal Tianjin reveals that sea and land breezes dramatically reshape how PM2.5 and ozone respond to emission...
Why Value Engineering Keeps Squeezing Sustainability Out of Big Infrastructure Design
An analysis of ten French railway and nuclear infrastructure projects reveals that 78 percent of value engineering criteria are technical...
Tiny Bottlenecks Carry Most of Florida Wildlife Corridor’s Connectivity, New Map Reveals
A new statewide mapping study finds that pinch points covering just 1.6 percent of the Florida Wildlife Corridor's critical linkages...
Sea Ice and Ocean Warming Leave Opposing Fingerprints on the Jet Stream, Model Study Finds
A new modeling study shows that warming sea surface temperatures and Arctic sea ice loss leave opposing fingerprints on the...
Europe’s Livestock Footprint Models Are Stuck Studying Small Fixes, Review Finds
A systematic review of 23 studies finds that consequential life cycle assessment of European livestock remains focused on incremental fixes,...
Fishers’ Knowledge Could Transform Biodiversity Monitoring in Climate-Vulnerable Blue Carbon Ecosystems
A study of India's Chilika Lagoon shows that fishers' local ecological knowledge can be organized into a structured framework to...
Rubber Vine Surge Along South African River Exposed by Drone and Ground Surveys
A decade-long study on South Africa's Mogalakwena River shows invasive rubber vine density has risen sharply and finds that drone...
Putting a Price on Nature: New Framework Weaves Ecosystem Services into Project Cost-Benefit Analysis
Researchers in Iran have developed a cyclical-incremental framework that embeds monetary ecosystem service valuation into environmental impact assessment, revealing annual...
Magnetic Biochar With Sugar Coating Strips Mixed Water Pollutants in One Pass
Chinese researchers have developed an amphiphilic magnetic biochar that simultaneously removes hydrophobic and hydrophilic organic micropollutants from water and can...
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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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