Alaska’s Juneau Icefield Is Losing Its Sponge: Firn Thins, Warms, and Sends Meltwater Straight to the Sea
A new study of Alaska's Juneau Icefield shows its firn layer is thinning, warming, and losing its capacity to refreeze ...
A new study of Alaska's Juneau Icefield shows its firn layer is thinning, warming, and losing its capacity to refreeze ...
A novel entropy-based analysis of six decades of daily rainfall data from 14 Serbian weather stations shows that the predictability ...
Anthropogenic iodine-129 and uranium-236 tracers reveal stronger water mass mixing in Fram Strait in 2020 and longer circulation timescales of ...
A new PLOS Water opinion piece argues that adolescents, the largest youth generation in history, are the missing middle of ...
The Horizon Europe-funded BIOLOGUE project, coordinated by Wageningen University, has launched to map biodiversity perceptions across Europe and transform communication ...
A new eLTER policy brief warns that Europe's forests may appear intact while losing their capacity to recover from climate ...
Borehole measurements in six small Swiss glaciers reveal that half contain a mix of cold and temperate ice linked to ...
A new global review reveals that soil nematodes survive Earth's harshest environments through suspended metabolism, opportunistic life histories, and microbe-based ...
A three-decade analysis links the collapse of the Japanese flying squid fishery in the East Sea to long-term warming, marine ...
A new dataset fuses satellite gravity measurements with meteorological data to reconstruct two decades of snow water equivalent, depth, and ...
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