Earth Science
Portable Toilets Fall Short of the Human Right to Sanitation in Cape Town’s Informal Settlements
A Photovoice study in Cape Town's BM Section finds that portable flush toilets and shared sanitation both fail to deliver...
Satellites Reveal Dry, Scorching Forage Is the Real Bottleneck on India’s Cattle Migration Routes
A satellite and GPS tracking study of a Gir cattle migration corridor in central India finds that dry, hot forage,...
Coastal Aquifer Under Watch: Eight-Year Study Finds Alibag Groundwater Still Safe but Slowly Salinizing
An eight-year study of Alibag Tehsil's coastal aquifer in Maharashtra finds groundwater remains excellent to good for drinking and largely...
Antimony and Mercury Isotopes Trace the Deep Roots of China’s Giant Antimony Belt
Coupled antimony and mercury isotope analyses of South China's giant antimony belt reveal that its metal came from both Precambrian...
Kitchen Composters Put to the Test: Electric Units Lose Their Edge in Head-to-Head Trial
A replicated trial of four household composting devices found that electric units offered convenience but no faster compost stabilization, with...
Boron Clues Show Carbon Sinks Deep in Hot Subduction Zones
Melt inclusions in arc volcanics from Panama and Japan show heavy boron isotopes indicating that over 60 percent of slab...
How Politics, Media, and Science Are Rewriting the Story of the Indus Waters Treaty
A new PLOS Water analysis argues that politics, media framing, and underused treaty provisions have transformed the Indus Waters Treaty...
Geopolitical Risk Emerges as Hidden Brake on Digital Financial Inclusion
A new panel study of 39 countries finds that geopolitical risk weakens the positive effect of foreign direct investment on...
Weather, Not Just Emissions, Decides How India’s Air Pollution Rises and Falls
An eight-year analysis of in situ measurements across India shows particulate pollution declining over much of the Indo-Gangetic Plain while...
Potato-Sized Clues: Deep-Sea Nodules Reveal Their Metal-Rich Secrets
A detailed study of ferromanganese nodules from the Central Indian Ocean Basin reveals that smaller nodules carry the richest metal...
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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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