Climate
Air Pollution Linked to More Than 500 Preventable Deaths Each Year in Iranian Industrial City
A ten-year analysis of seven pollutants and daily death records in Arak, Iran, attributes about 527 preventable deaths each year...
Firewood Smoke Studies Miss the Mixed-Fuel Reality of Global Kitchens
A scoping review finds that nearly all research on BTEX emissions from household firewood combustion relies on single wood species...
Ocean Currents Set for a Global Split as Warming Reshapes the Seas, CMIP6 Models Show
A new CMIP6 analysis projects that Northern Hemisphere boundary currents will weaken while Southern Hemisphere currents intensify by century's end,...
New Analytical Framework Tackles Hidden Matrix Effects in Gross Alpha Water Testing
Vietnamese researchers have developed an analytical framework that corrects gross alpha activity measurements in water for the hidden chemical composition...
Uranium’s Quiet Squeeze: Markets, Risks and Geopolitics Shape Nuclear Revival
A new review argues that the nuclear revival hinges less on geology than on market tightness, environmental stewardship and geopolitical...
Microplastics May Carry Toxic Diatom Chemicals That Harm Copepods
A new review proposes that microplastics colonized by oxylipin-producing diatoms may deliver a hidden chemical stress to copepods on top...
Microplastics Can Silence or Sharpen a Toxic Pollutant in Freshwater Algae
A full-factorial study of the freshwater alga Raphidocelis subcapitata shows that microplastic concentration determines whether polyethylene particles shield or leave...
Shape and Shorelines: How Hydromorphology Governs Greek Lake Water Quality
A decade-long analysis of Greek lakes and reservoirs shows for the first time that depth, water level, shoreline structure and...
Nineteen Years on the Pitch: Aged Artificial Turf Plastic Emerges Nearly as Good as New
Polyethylene fibres recovered from a 19-year-old artificial football pitch retained nearly all their mechanical, thermal and processing properties after recycling,...
Neighbors and trust, not technology, decide who goes solar in Iran’s forests
A study of 231 forest-dwelling households in Iran's Zagros Mountains finds that community norms, perceived cost burdens and institutional trust—not...
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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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