Climate
Tiny Insect Has Wiped Out Nearly 100,000 Hectares of Ethiopia’s Lifesaving Cactus
A deliberately introduced cochineal insect has destroyed over 96,000 hectares of cactus pear in Tigray, Ethiopia, causing an estimated USD...
Remote Caribbean Islands Reveal Centuries of Human Ecological Change and Coral Collapse
A new historical ecology study reconstructs more than five centuries of human-driven environmental change on Honduras' remote Swan Islands, culminating...
China’s Energy Grid Mapped Like a Living Organism Reveals Hidden Fault Lines
A new study models China's energy economy as a regional metabolic network, revealing wide variation in ecological efficiency, a hierarchical...
Fried, Roasted, or Quenched in Vinegar: Pangolin Scales Still Give Away Their Secrets
New experimental research shows that even frying, roasting, or vinegar-quenching pangolin scales fails to erase their identifying features or destroy...
BPA Substitute TMBPF Proves More Toxic Than Known Bisphenols in Water Fleas
A new study finds the bisphenol A alternative tetramethyl bisphenol F is more acutely toxic than BPA and other analogues...
Scientists Map How Heat and Pollution Warnings Can Work Together
A systematic review finds rapid technological progress in forecasting compound heat and air pollution events but a persistent gap between...
Massive Data-Limited Assessment Reveals Trade-Offs in Indonesia’s Snapper and Grouper Fisheries
An ensemble of data-limited assessment models applied to 395 snapper and grouper stocks reveals that most Indonesian demersal fisheries are...
Tiny Doses of Cement Could Turn Wood Ash Into a Viable Green Building Material
French researchers found that adding just 5 to 20 percent ordinary Portland cement to binders made almost entirely of wood...
Why Ethiopian Farmers Abandon Soil Bunds Built to Save Their Land
A new survey in Ethiopia's Lake Hawassa watershed finds that farm size, livestock wealth, family labor and perceived erosion determine...
Ghana’s Ada Wetlands Lost Half Their Vegetation, Communities Fight Back
A new study finds Ghana's Ada-Songhor wetland lost 47 percent of its vegetation over three decades while state-community collaborations offer...
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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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