Earth Science
Six Years of Ecological Intensification Rebuilds Greenhouse Soil—but Salts Creep In
A six-year Spanish greenhouse experiment shows that ecological intensification nearly doubles soil organic carbon and boosts fungal and nitrous oxide-reducing...
Solar Beats Wind for Powering Rural Clinics in Limpopo, Study Finds
The study's focus on a rural clinic near Polokwane reflects a broader challenge across sub-Saharan Africa, where healthcare facilities frequently...
Trees Quietly Return to Afghanistan’s Farmland While Forests Keep Vanishing
High-resolution satellite imagery reveals that tree cover on farmland in four districts of eastern Afghanistan expanded by about 36 percent...
Ryugu’s Ancient Water Was Far Stranger Than Scientists Thought
New X-ray spectroscopy of Hayabusa2 samples reveals that water inside the asteroid Ryugu was far less salty, far more alkaline,...
Mining Subsidence Rewrites the Hidden Winter Choreography of Soil Water and Heat
Field monitoring in Inner Mongolia's coal mining region reveals that land subsidence shifts freeze-thaw timing and reorganizes the nonlinear coupling...
Engineered Zeolite Carriers Fall Short in Boosting Bacteria That Break Down PFOA
The search for biological approaches to PFAS destruction reflects a broader recognition that conventional treatment trains, while effective at separating...
Pacific and Indian Ocean Drivers Reshape Monsoon Rainfall Across Chhattisgarh
A 65-year analysis of all 33 districts of Chhattisgarh links monsoon rainfall, drought, and onset timing to ENSO and the...
Why the Wadden Sea’s Green Transition Keeps Hitting the Same Walls
A new study of the German Wadden Sea region identifies conflicting priorities and inadequate regulations as the biggest obstacles to...
AI Reads Himalayan Soils: Machine Learning Predicts Erosion Risk From Simple Soil Tests
Researchers in Sikkim, India, have developed machine learning models that predict soil aggregate stability from routine soil measurements, offering a...
AI That Repairs Itself: DriftGuard Catches Failing Ocean Sensors Weeks Before Humans Can
A new autonomous AI framework called DriftGuard detects, diagnoses, and corrects calibration drift in ocean sensor networks up to three...
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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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