Earth Science
Ancient Tibetan Rocks Reveal Where Earth’s Missing Copper Went
Copper isotope analysis of Cenozoic ultrapotassic rocks from southern Tibet shows that sulfide retention in the lithospheric mantle and fluid...
Old Water, Fast Signals: Groundwater Levels Can Deceive Recharge Estimates in South Africa
A study of South Africa's Heuningnes Catchment shows that rapidly rising groundwater levels can mask decades-old water, undermining a standard...
Cell Tower Radiation in Dar es Salaam Stays Far Below Global Safety Limits, Study Finds
A study of 40 base stations in Dar es Salaam found radiofrequency levels far below international safety limits, while revealing...
Groundwater Wells Gave an Hour’s Warning Before a Major Earthquake
A groundwater monitoring network along Israel's Dead Sea Transform detected statistically significant anomalies in water levels and conductivity more than...
Can a Single Lesson Make Kids Recycle Their Old Phones? A Huge Hungarian Study Says Maybe
A large Hungarian study of over 8,000 student responses found that e-waste lessons in primary schools were associated with slightly...
Small Reservoirs Have Hidden Carbon Tipping Points, Machine Learning Study Reveals
A new study combining stochastic life-cycle assessment with XGBoost and SHAP machine learning identifies a 41.3-kilometer economic carbon radius and...
A Century and a Quarter of Rain: Saurashtra’s Monsoon Is Shifting Toward Shorter, Sharper Wet Seasons
A 125-year analysis of rainfall across six Saurashtra districts finds strengthening but increasingly concentrated monsoon rainfall, with declining winter and...
Warming Leaves Lasting Marks on Baltic Sea Seafloor Microbes, One-Year Sediment Swap Reveals
A year-long reciprocal sediment translocation between a nuclear-plant-heated bay and a control bay in the Baltic Sea shows that seafloor...
Eritrea’s Zula-Danakil Corridor Emerges as a Deep-Time Geotourism Powerhouse
A new review maps the volcanic, reef, fossil, and archaeological treasures of Eritrea's Gulf of Zula–Danakil corridor and outlines how...
Brazil’s Headwater Aquifers Face Steep Declines Under Climate Change
New hydrological modeling projects severe declines in groundwater storage in two contrasting headwater basins in Minas Gerais, Brazil, with losses...
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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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