Clearing Invasive Bush Could Soften Droughts in a Warming Ethiopia, Study Finds
A new modelling study of Ethiopia's Ganale Dawa River Basin shows that clearing encroaching woody vegetation can reduce agricultural drought ...
Tag: Climate change adaptation
Rich Countries Get Far Better Weather Forecasts Than Poor Ones, Study Finds
A new global analysis finds that temperature forecasts in high-income countries are so much more accurate than those in low-income ...
Heat Stress Modelling Could Reshape How Endurance Races Beat Extreme Heat
A validated metre-scale heat stress modelling system, tested along Belgium's 100-km Dodentocht, shows that earlier starts and smarter routes can ...
How Plant Patterns Could Save Pollinators in a Warming, Drying World
A new theoretical study shows that self-organized vegetation patterns can stabilize plant–pollinator mutualisms, allowing coexistence under environmental stress that would ...
Heat Stress Breaks Species Barriers: Fruit Flies Borrow Genes to Survive Warming
An experiment in Drosophila shows that intense heat stress drives adaptive genes across species boundaries, doubling introgression and improving heat ...
Global Project Tests Whether Paying for Ecosystem Services Can Make Urban Water Fairer
The EU-co-funded PES4URBANWATER project is testing whether Payment for Ecosystem Services schemes can deliver fairer, more sustainable and climate-resilient urban ...
New Integrated Scoring Tool Tracks Drought, Salt, and Water Stress in Uzbekistan’s Farmland
Researchers have built a unified scoring framework that combines climate, soil, and groundwater data to assess the health of irrigated ...
Herd Size and Schooling Decide How Sahel Herders Outsmart a Changing Climate
A study of 230 pastoral households in Burkina Faso shows that herd size and education are the strongest predictors of ...
Ancient Angami Farming Systems Emerge as Climate Shields in India’s Eastern Himalayas
A new study of four Angami villages in Nagaland, India, shows that indigenous agroforestry systems with higher adaptive capacity and ...
Gender, Income and Education Divide How Ugandan Farmers Adapt to Climate Extremes
A survey of 384 smallholder households in Uganda's Kyoga plains shows that gender, income, education and group membership strongly determine ...
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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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