Earth Science
Satellite Thermal Data Reveal the Exact Park Size That Cools Cities Best
New ECOSTRESS satellite observations from Zhangzhou, China, reveal the seasonal dynamics of urban park cooling and identify an optimal park...
Microbes That Turn Wastewater Into Electricity, Hydrogen and Clean Water
A new Frontiers review details how nano-enhanced microbial electrochemical technologies could transform wastewater into electricity, hydrogen, clean water and recovered...
Total Concentrations Are Not Enough: Why Soil Risk Assessment Must Measure Function
A new Perspective argues that soil-contaminant risk assessment must move beyond total concentrations to measure bioaccessibility, receptor-specific exposure, and the...
Latvian Region Charts Flexible Defense Against Climate-Driven Floods
Researchers combined stakeholder workshops with optimization modeling to design 37 alternative adaptation pathways that sequence flood protection measures in Latvia's...
Fire-Hit Cement Mortar Gains Strength at 300 Degrees, but Only If It Cools Slowly
New experiments show cement mortar heated to 300 degrees Celsius can gain shear stiffness when cooled slowly in air, but...
Scuffed and Stronger: How Abrasion Makes Mine Waste a Better Rockburst Shield
New experiments show that abrasion during transport reshapes gangue particles into rounder forms, nearly doubling their compaction stiffness and offering...
Krill in the Benguela Are Not All Vegetarians: Study Reveals Surprising Carnivores
A study of fifteen krill species in the Benguela upwelling system reveals feeding strategies ranging from herbivory to exclusive carnivory,...
New World Blackbirds Began in the North, Then Marched South Millions of Years Early
A new phylogenetic analysis shows the New World blackbirds originated in North America and colonized South America millions of years...
APODEMUS: a wood mouse population model to transform pesticide risk assessment in Europe
Deep in the agricultural landscapes of Europe, a tiny omnivore weighing roughly 23 grams is quietly shaping how regulators decide...
Andean Soils Lose Vast Carbon Reserves When Páramo and Forests Are Converted
A field study across Chimborazo Province reveals that converting páramo grasslands and native Andean forests to farmland releases an average...
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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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