Türkiye’s 80-Year Climate Record Reveals Warming, Stilling Winds and Atlantic Fingerprint
An 80-year analysis of daily observations from 135 Turkish stations reveals nationwide warming, declining wind speeds and significant links between ...
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Extreme Ocean Waves Are Shifting With Climate Change, Redesigning Offshore Wind Farms
A new non-stationary statistical framework applied to CMIP6 climate projections shows that extreme wave conditions along the French coasts are ...
Twelve Years of Data Reveal How Water Drives Arctic Landslides
A twelve-year multi-instrument study of two Arctic Norwegian landslides shows that water infiltration drives their seasonal acceleration and that one ...
Fifteen Years Above the Canopy Reveal Hidden Rhythms of Australia’s Rainforest Trees
A 15-year canopy survey of 132 tree species in Australia's Wet Tropics reveals wet-season flowering, dry-season fruiting, and trait-driven shifts ...
The Amoebae We Forgot: Tiny Predators May Hold the Key to Climate-Microbiome Dynamics
A new PLOS Ecosystems opinion article argues that free-living amoebae, long ignored in climate and public health surveillance, may be ...
Biodiversity and Asthma: What a Major Meta-Analysis Really Found
A new meta-analysis in Nature Communications finds that environmental bacterial richness shows a significant protective association with asthma, while vegetation ...
Satellites Map When Rivers Peak: Global Flood Timing Is Shifting Unevenly
A new satellite altimetry study has produced the first global map of river flood peak timing, revealing earlier peaks at ...
Satellite Radar Now Tracks Ground Motion Across Svalbard’s Thawing Permafrost
A new open-access satellite radar service is delivering the first operational ground motion maps for Svalbard, revealing how thawing permafrost ...
Lost Soviet-Era Logbooks Reveal 26 Years of Night-Shining Clouds Over Latvia
A newly digitized archive of 26 years of visual and photographic observations of noctilucent clouds in Latvia, begun during the ...
Hidden Warning in the Snow: Strong Snow-Temperature Links May Signal Failing Mountain Snowpacks
A new diagnostic framework reveals that in Xinjiang's arid mountains, the strongest snow-temperature interactions can signal stressed, vulnerable snowpacks rather ...
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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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