Strong hurricanes now die faster inland while weak ones linger, study finds
A 45-year global analysis of 885 landfalling tropical cyclones reveals that strong storms now weaken 18.6 percent faster after landfall ...
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Mosquitoes, Climate Data Could Give East Africa Early Warning of Chikungunya
Researchers argue that East Africa must replace reactive, case-based chikungunya surveillance with integrated One Health systems combining human, mosquito and ...
Grids Built on Yesterday’s Weather: UNU Scientists Say AI Could Save Power Planning
United Nations University scientists warn that power grids planned with outdated historical weather data face stranded assets and fiscal risk, ...
Landfill Leachate Poses a Growing Global Threat to Groundwater, Major Review Finds
A global synthesis of 422 studies across 78 countries shows that landfill leachate, laden with heavy metals, PFASs, and microplastics, ...
Algal Blooms Are Quietly Draining Carbon From Lake Sediments, Study Warns
A new global study shows that eutrophication-driven algal blooms destabilize iron-bound organic carbon in lake sediments, weakening one of Earth's ...
Heat Sends Far More Californians to the Emergency Room Than Official Counts Suggest
A 13-year analysis of nearly 130 million California emergency department visits shows heat drives far more illness than official counts ...
Sudden pH Shifts in Lab Tests Exaggerate How Diatoms Respond to Ocean Acidification
A long-term evolution experiment shows that abrupt laboratory pH shifts exaggerate diatom growth and carbon fixation responses to ocean acidification ...
Two Shores, One Climate Crisis: Why Spain and Morocco Govern Migration and Adaptation in Silos
A new comparative study finds that Spain and Morocco have built strong climate adaptation and migration policies separately, leaving a ...
Machine Learning Maps Climate Risks to West Africa’s Hydropower Future
A five-step machine learning framework projects sharp, basin-specific declines and surprising gains in West African hydropower under future climate scenarios.
How Politics, Media, and Science Are Rewriting the Story of the Indus Waters Treaty
A new PLOS Water analysis argues that politics, media framing, and underused treaty provisions have transformed the Indus Waters Treaty ...
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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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