Earth Science
Survey of 383 Ethiopian households links integrated adaptation to better food security
A household-data study of 383 households in three agro-ecological zones of northwestern Ethiopia found that integrated crop adaptation was associated...
Two Lizard Species, Diverging Fates: Climate, Habitat and Egret Predation Split Mediterranean Range-Edge Reptiles
A three-year field study across northern Israel shows that climate, land use, habitat structure and egret predation shape two co-occurring...
River Fish Show Metal Stress and Higher Human Health Risks
A multi-biomarker comparison links elevated metal accumulation and severe tissue damage in wild River Jhelum fish to greater health risks...
One Forest, Three Tree Species, Three Very Different Growth Equations
Kakamega Forest trees displayed sharply different height–diameter relationships, showing why species-specific models are essential for accurate forest monitoring and biomass...
Northern Peatlands Are Greening Unevenly as Warming Reshapes Their Canopies
A 23-year satellite analysis of northern peatlands reveals widespread local greening but no significant map-scale increase in leaf area, with...
Marine Biodiversity Maps Reveal Uneven Reliability Across Taxonomic Groups, New Study Finds
A new quantitative framework reveals that the reliability of marine biodiversity maps varies dramatically across taxonomic groups, with data-rich groups...
New Causal Model Predicts Exactly How Much Pollution Cuts Rivers Need
A new causal modelling workflow quantifies exactly how much wastewater pollution must be reduced before a river's chemistry and macroinvertebrate...
Saudi Arabia’s Green Startup Boom Runs Into Practical Barriers
A Saudi-focused review of 249 studies identifies circular-economy capabilities, green workforce management, and digital tools as key drivers of sustainable...
Tropical Seagrass Meadows Bury Carbon but Quietly Leak Methane, Study Finds
A year-long study of a tropical seagrass meadow in Taiwan finds that its sediments produce methane steadily, yet nearly all...
New Geological Map of New Guinea Rewrites the Story of Birds-of-Paradise Evolution
A new palaeo-tectonic reconstruction of New Guinea reveals that proto-New Guinean landmasses existed from 35 million years ago and pinpoints...
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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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