Crowberry’s hidden harms expose gaps in how science classifies nature’s benefits
A systematic review of crowberry's twelve impacts on Arctic ecosystems shows that its harms reach people only indirectly, exposing structural ...
Tag: Arctic
Climate scan flags 2,554 potential new alien plants in the Arctic
A data-driven climate analysis identified 2,554 alien vascular plant taxa with potential climatic niches in the Arctic, with western Alaska, ...
Soviet-era fingerprints and oil-field signals found in Siberian Arctic pollution survey
The Siberian Arctic has long been imagined as one of the last pristine reservoirs on Earth, a place where soils ...
Glacier Ice Algae Reveal Surprising Tolerance to Heat and Acidity
New in situ experiments in Greenland show that light, not temperature or pH, is the main driver of glacier ice ...
Three Satellites and a Five-Panel Antenna Could Give the Arctic Its Own Secure Communication Network
A proposed elliptical medium Earth orbit system with three satellites and digitally steered multipanel antennas could deliver continuous Arctic coverage ...
Frozen Ground on the Brink: Lab Tests Reveal the Pressure Threshold That Unleashes Arctic Methane
Laboratory experiments on Alaska North Slope soil reveal that methane can break through thawing permafrost only above critical pressure thresholds ...
Short legs gave ancient sled dogs a 9,000-year pulling advantage in the Arctic
A new iScience study shows that modern sled dogs and ancient Arctic dogs alike share leg bones about 6% shorter ...
Storms Turn Arctic Sea Ice From Aerosol Sink Into Particle Source
Five weeks of eddy covariance measurements over the High Arctic show that sea ice normally removes aerosol particles but can ...
Hidden Roots: How Underground Processes Could Decide the Arctic’s Carbon Future
A new review argues that changing root and rhizosphere processes beneath the greening Arctic may determine whether thawing permafrost becomes ...
Ancient DNA Reveals 24,000 Years of Arctic Plants Turning From Helpers Into Rivals
Sedimentary ancient DNA from nine Siberian and Alaskan lakes shows that Arctic plant communities shifted from facilitation to competition as ...
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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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