Mixed Forests Weather Compound Climate Extremes Better, Study Finds
A study of more than 88,000 US forest plots shows that diverse forests resist and recover from simultaneous heat and ...
Tag: carbon cycle
Systematic Recycling Framework Aims to Green the Chemistry Classroom
Researchers at Changzhou Institute of Technology propose a systematic recycling framework that translates circular economy principles into actionable green chemistry ...
Wood-Decaying Fungi: Forest Threats and Bioeconomy Heroes in One Ancient Package
A new mini-review from Technical University of Munich researchers synthesizes the mechanisms, threats, and biotechnological potentials of the fungi that ...
Erosion can turn rivers from carbon sinks into carbon sources, Lancang study shows
A study of the Lancang River basin shows that as erosion intensifies, silicate weathering declines while sulfide oxidation rises, turning ...
Microbial Slime Emerges as a Hidden Reservoir of Soil Carbon
A new isotope-tracing study finds that mucus-like microbial secretions contribute to stable mineral-associated soil carbon at rates rivaling dead microbial ...
Rivers and Lakes Now Emit Greenhouse Gases at a Scale That Offsets a Third of the Land Carbon Sink
A major review finds that inland waters emit about 8.2 petagrams of CO2-equivalent per year, an increase since the Industrial ...
Forest soil viruses may dampen how strongly microbes respire as temperatures rise
A study across a 3,600-kilometer climate gradient in China links lysogenic viral processes in forest soils to a reduced temperature ...
Spring Frosts Can Leave Vegetation Greener Than Before, Global Study Finds
A sweeping analysis of flux towers, satellites and field experiments shows that after late-spring frosts, Northern Hemisphere vegetation often regrows ...
After the Frost: Damaged Plants Bounce Back Stronger Across the Northern Hemisphere
A new Nature Plants study shows that vegetation across the Northern Hemisphere frequently overcompensates for late-spring frost damage, reaching productivity ...
Arctic Currents Rapidly Send Carbon-Rich Phytoplankton to the Seafloor, Stanford Study Finds
New research from the Chukchi Sea shows that colliding ocean currents sink carbon-carrying phytoplankton about four times faster than usual, ...
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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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