Europe’s Invisible Flight-Level Turbulence Rises and Pulses With a Solar Rhythm
A 75-year reanalysis study finds that large-scale conditions favorable to clear-air turbulence over Europe have shifted toward instability and show ...
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Drought Draws New Maps of Life: Aridity Rewires Plant and Microbial Diversity in China’s Grasslands
A 4,000-kilometer survey of northern China's grasslands shows that aridity acts as an environmental filter, triggering threshold declines in plant, ...
Digital Technology Could Save the Planet—Or Push It Over the Edge, Researchers Warn
Researchers at Concordia University and Future Earth Canada argue that sustainable digitalization—harnessing digital tools for planetary goals while governing their ...
France’s 63-Year Storm Simulation Puts Kilometer-Scale Climate Model to the Test
A 63-year convection-permitting simulation with the AROME model reproduces France's daily extreme-rainfall climatology well but struggles to capture hourly convective ...
Feeling at Risk Is Not Enough: What Really Drives Flood Preparedness in a Fast-Growing African City
A study of 249 flood-prone households in Butembo, DR Congo, finds that direct experience, media exposure and access to resources ...
Giant Rhododendron Tree Rings Reveal Two Centuries of Drying in Southwestern China
A 221-year oxygen isotope record from the endangered giant rhododendron shows southwestern China has been drying since 1900, with climate ...
China’s Lakes Are Warming Mostly at Night, Satellite Record Reveals
A 25-year satellite analysis of 613 Chinese lakes shows that nighttime surface warming, driven by downwelling longwave radiation and amplified ...
Climate Change Could Scour Away 80 Percent More Riverbed Beneath a Vital Indian Bridge
A new modelling study projects that climate-driven increases in flow energy could deepen pier scour at India's Kolaghat Bridge by ...
Cholera, Pipes and Evidence: Doing Rigorous Water Research Inside a Complex Emergency
Researchers working inside a large water infrastructure programme in cholera-endemic South Kivu, Democratic Republic of the Congo, show how pragmatic, ...
Warming Indian Ocean Is Supercharging Kerala’s Rains Before the Monsoon
A new study links Kerala's rising pre-monsoon rainfall to North Indian Ocean warming and shows that the state's March-to-May rains ...
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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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