Pollinator Pests and Pathogens Spread as a Warming World Reshapes Bee Health
A new Frontiers in Insect Science editorial gathers six studies showing that parasitic mites, viruses, pesticides and climate change are ...
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European Rivers Show Shifting Low-Flow Risks as Climate Change Rewrites the Statistics
A new analysis of 721 European catchments shows that ignoring non-stationarity in low-flow statistics can shift estimated return periods for ...
Remote Sensing and Bird Surveys Reveal Seasonal Shifts and Threats to Karataş Lake Ecosystem
A study integrating remote sensing and ornithological surveys at Karataş Lake reveals seasonal shifts in avian diversity linked to climate ...
Physiological Strategies Explain Mortality Differences in Australian Desert Plants Following Extreme Drought
A collaborative study between Anangu Traditional Owners and scientists uncovered the physiological traits that determined the survival of desert plants ...
Climate Model Predict Skill for Marine Heat Waves in Coral Reefs
Researchers have demonstrated that the frequency and cumulative intensity of marine heat waves in vulnerable coral reef regions are predictable ...
Precipitation Trend Uncertainty From Product Choice Rivals Actual Climate Change
Research indicates that the uncertainty arising from selecting different gridded precipitation products can match or surpass the magnitude of observed ...
Biological corridors promise connectivity, but a review finds their definitions and monitoring still lag
A review in BioRisk finds that biological corridors remain hampered by inconsistent definitions, limited monitoring and gaps in adaptive forest ...
Morocco’s Khenifra National Park Loses Vegetation as Bare Soil Expands
A 29-year satellite analysis of Morocco's Khenifra National Park finds all vegetation classes shrinking, bare soil expanding by 47 percent, ...
Headwater Lakes and Catchments Emerge as Front Line of Global Water Security
An editorial in Frontiers in Environmental Science argues that headwater lakes and catchments, which make up most of the river ...
Shallow sills and steady river flows could turn Norway’s Bolstadfjord into a stagnant lake
Numerical simulations of Norway's Bolstadfjord show that deep water renewal depends critically on shallow sill depth and natural low-flow river ...
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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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