Earth Science
Cover Crops Rebuild Tropical Vegetable Soils, but the Payoff Depends on Soil Type
A new field study on commercial Puerto Rican vegetable farms shows cover crop rotations improve soil health within two to...
Mosquito Larvicide Pyriproxyfen Disrupts Thyroid Signals in Fish at WHO-Approved Doses
A new zebrafish study finds that the WHO-approved mosquito larvicide pyriproxyfen disrupts the thyroid axis and damages kidney tubules in...
Environmental Risk Emerges as the Most Consistent Driver of Global Hunger in New Study of 120 Countries
A new study of 120 countries finds that environmental risk is the most consistent driver of undernourishment, while institutional, demographic,...
Kurdistan’s oak forests are burning more each year as heat and drought intensify
A 24-year satellite analysis reveals significantly increasing burned areas in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, driven by rising temperatures and...
Scientists Mine Instagram Photos to Map a Treeline Species Across 2,000 Kilometers of the Andes
Researchers turned tourist photos on Instagram into 1,238 ground truthing points to validate a satellite-based map of the lenga beech...
Why Small Businesses in the Middle East Want Renewable Energy but Fail to Buy It
A new study of enterprises in Egypt, Jordan, and Morocco finds that intention to adopt renewable energy does not predict...
Landfills Emerge as Breeding Grounds Where Microplastics Supercharge Antibiotic Resistance
A new review reveals that microplastics in landfills act as carriers and catalysts for antibiotic resistance genes, creating a composite...
Desert Monitor Range in Central Asia Shrinks as Human Landscapes Expand, New Map Reveals
A comprehensive modeling study has redrawn the distribution map of the Central Asian Desert Monitor, revealing major range losses driven...
Mobile Phones and Credit Drive Income Diversification in Ethiopian Highlands
A survey of 384 households in Ethiopia's North Wollo Zone shows mobile-phone ownership and credit access deepen rural income diversification,...
A Finger Prick Could Replace the Needle: Tiny Blood Samples Prove Reliable for Tracking Toxic Lead and Cadmium
Researchers at LMU Munich show that acid-washed volumetric absorptive microsampling devices can reliably measure cadmium and lead from a fingertip...
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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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