Climate
Swimmers, Anglers and Canyoners: New Tool Ranks Where Fun Hurts Rivers Most
Researchers in Catalonia have built the first integrated workflow that quantifies recreational pressures on rivers and reservoirs and tells water...
Japan’s Used Car Exports Are Not Automatically Green, Landmark Study Finds
A modular life cycle assessment of Japan's used-vehicle exports shows that climate benefits depend decisively on destination recycling capacity and...
Brazil’s Soybean Drying Hunger for Energy Mapped From Space to Silo
A nationwide modeling study combining Thompson's drying model, geospatial analysis, and neural networks estimates that low-temperature soybean drying in Brazil...
Rethinking Urban Greenery: A New Playbook for Fighting Deadly Air Pollution in Crowded Cities
A systematic review of 139 studies reclassifies urban green infrastructure into ten functional types, offering high-density cities a mechanism-based playbook...
Mapping Radiation Before the Machine: Indonesian Team Builds a Baseline for a Future Medical Cyclotron
Indonesian researchers have mapped the natural gamma-radiation environment at a proposed medical cyclotron site in West Java using dual-detector measurements...
The Plastic Chemical in 90% of Us: How BPA Quietly Rewires Human Hormones
A new review synthesizes evidence that the ubiquitous plastic chemical bisphenol A disrupts estrogen, thyroid, and metabolic signaling at everyday...
Zinc Oxide-Coated Iron Electrodes Turn Paper Mill Wastewater Clean in Just 25 Minutes
Researchers in India have shown that zinc oxide-coated iron electrodes can remove over ninety percent of organic pollutants from paper...
AI Excels at Forecasting Coastal Storms but Struggles With the Big Picture
A global systematic review of 73 studies finds that artificial intelligence is highly effective at short-term coastal hazard forecasting but...
Tiny Satellites Now Track Autumn Leaf Change Tree by Tree
A three-year study in a Japanese forest shows that 3-meter-resolution PlanetScope satellite imagery, validated against drone and ground observations, can...
Land Scarcity Could Add $42 Billion to China’s Carbon-Neutral Power Bill
A new Nature Sustainability study shows that land-use restrictions could raise the cost of China's carbon-neutral power system by up...
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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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