Portable MRI Cuts Carbon Emissions While Bringing Brain Imaging to Remote Canada
A new study finds that portable ultra-low-field MRI in a remote Canadian community consumes up to 17 times less energy ...
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China’s Forest Cities Boost Green Efficiency Far Beyond Their Own Borders
A two-decade analysis of 277 Chinese cities shows National Forest City designation improves urban green production efficiency, with spillover benefits ...
From Satellites to Smarter Cities: How Remote Sensing and AI Could Reshape Urban Resilience
A new editorial argues that remote sensing and AI can build genuine urban resilience only by linking observation to understanding, ...
Industrial heat hides huge carbon savings in plain sight, study argues
A new perspective argues that making industrial thermal flows visible through decision-system design could cut factory heat energy use by ...
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 ...
New Lean Mapping Tool Promises to Cut Factory Energy, Water and Waste Costs
Researchers have developed an Eco-Efficiency Value Stream Mapping framework that uses five decades of US industrial assessment data to help ...
Nanoconfined Reactor Turns Phenolic Pollutants Into Precisely Controlled Polymers
Researchers at Nankai University have engineered a nanoconfined iron-molybdenum dual-site catalyst that converts phenolic wastewater pollutants into polymers with controlled ...
Words That Warm the Planet: How China and California Frame Carbon in Policy Language
A new ecolinguistic study of 209 policy documents finds that China and California frame carbon governance in strikingly different ways, ...
Waste Glass and Slag Could Replace Up to 80 Percent of Cement in Concrete
A new study shows concrete made with up to 80 percent waste glass powder and blast-furnace slag can match conventional ...
AI Learns to Fake Chest X-Rays So Well It Boosts Disease Diagnosis to Near Perfection
Researchers have developed Adaptive-CGAN, a generative AI framework that produces realistic synthetic chest X-rays, lifts diagnostic accuracy to 99.60 percent, ...
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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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