Scorching Days May Trigger First-Ever Kidney Failure Hospitalizations, Taiwan Study Finds
A nationwide Taiwanese study of nearly 475,000 first acute kidney injury hospitalizations finds that each additional degree above 30 degrees ...
Tag: climate change
Record Heat Wiped Out Nearly Half of Okinawa’s Corals in 2024, Surveys Reveal
A before-during-after survey of Okinawa Island's reefs shows the record 2024 marine heatwave killed nearly half of the island's hard ...
East Asia’s Typhoon Danger Is Shifting Northward, New Study Finds
A 46-year analysis of western North Pacific storms shows tropical cyclone landfall risk in East Asia shifting from lower to ...
AI Excels at Forecasting Coastal Storms but Struggles With the Big Picture
A global systematic review of 73 studies finds that artificial intelligence is highly effective at short-term coastal hazard forecasting but ...
Tiny Satellites Now Track Autumn Leaf Change Tree by Tree
A three-year study in a Japanese forest shows that 3-meter-resolution PlanetScope satellite imagery, validated against drone and ground observations, can ...
Stronger Ocean Rules Could Shield Pacific Marine Life From Climate Losses, Study Finds
New modelling of the Eastern Tropical Pacific's transboundary marine corridor shows that enforcing fisheries and conservation rules together can substantially ...
Himalayan Glaciers in India’s Baspa Basin Have Lost 1.2 Billion Tonnes of Ice Since 1995
A new study of the Baspa Basin in the Indian Himalaya quantifies nearly three decades of continuous glacier mass loss ...
Rethinking Global Groundwater Models to Feed Crops and Protect Ecosystems
A Nature Water perspective argues that global groundwater models can diagnose depletion but must become integrated, process-based frameworks to guide ...
Rivers and Lakes Now Emit Greenhouse Gases at a Scale That Offsets a Third of the Land Carbon Sink
A major review finds that inland waters emit about 8.2 petagrams of CO2-equivalent per year, an increase since the Industrial ...
Ending Armed Conflict Is the Missing Ingredient in the Fight Against Global Hunger
A new Nature Food commentary by peace researchers Halvard Buhaug and Paola Vesco argues that rising armed conflict has become ...
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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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