Machine Learning Traces 500 Years of Mining Legacy in Mexico’s Guanajuato River Basin
In the hills of central Mexico, the Guanajuato Mining District produced so much silver during the eighteenth century that it ...
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Bigger Fish Carry More Mercury: Algerian Coast Study Tracks Metal Buildup in Sea Bream
A new study of four wild sparid species off Algeria's central coast finds that mercury, arsenic, and chromium concentrations in ...
Contaminated Water Turns Rice Parboiling Into an Arsenic Delivery System, Bengal Delta Study Finds
A complete tracking of arsenic through Bengal Delta rice processing shows that contaminated groundwater used in parboiling and cooking can ...
Heavy Metals in Andean Herbal Teas Pose Little Risk, Study Finds
A screening-level study of five medicinal herbs from Peru's mining-affected Mantaro River basin finds metal concentrations below regulatory limits and ...
Industrial Emissions and Farming Drive Soil Metal Pollution in Chinese City, Study Finds
A new study of Zibo City, China, traces soil heavy metal contamination to industrial, traffic, agricultural and natural sources and ...
Air Pollution Dust Hits Some Medicinal Plant Genotypes Far Harder Than Others
A new study of Andrographis paniculata reveals that genotypes with rough leaf surfaces accumulate more toxic metals from atmospheric dust, ...
Karst Soils in Southwestern China Show Mostly Low Heavy Metal Contamination, Study Finds
A survey of surface soils in Guizhou Province's Longli County found generally low heavy metal contamination, with natural karst geology ...
Wildfires Are Quietly Pushing Toxic Arsenic Into the Water We Drink
A new scoping review finds that wildfires frequently mobilize arsenic into surface waters, with burned mining, agricultural, and urban areas ...
Toxic Traces in the Spud Belt: Arsenic and Lead Map the Soils of Italy’s Sila Massif
A study of 126 soil samples and 45 potato tubers from Italy's Sila Massif shows arsenic and lead concentrate in ...
Bayesian Risk Model Reveals Hidden Metal Threats in Ghanaian River Fish
A hierarchical Bayesian study of Ghana's Akora River finds that while median metal exposure from tilapia and catfish stays within ...
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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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