Seaweed’s Global Divide: Why One Ocean Crop Splits Rich and Poor Nations
A new comparative review reveals stark disparities in how developed, developing, and least developed economies cultivate, process, and profit from ...
Tag: climate resilience
Dhaka’s Heat Island Explodes as City Triples Its Built-Up Footprint Since 1990
A 34-year satellite analysis shows Dhaka's built-up area nearly tripling as vegetation and water vanished, driving 70 percent of the ...
Millets Get a Genomic Makeover: From Orphan Crops to Climate-Smart Supergrains
A comprehensive review shows that millets have rapidly acquired the full toolkit of modern crop genomics and CRISPR editing, positioning ...
AI maps the paved and unpaved fate of 9.2 million kilometers of road
A deep learning analysis of Planet satellite imagery has classified the surface type and width of 9.2 million kilometers of ...
Climate Shifts Reshape How Globalization Drives Growth Across Sub-Saharan Africa
A new econometric study finds that climate vulnerability undermines the growth benefits of financial globalization while rising temperatures amplify the ...
Why Malawi’s Groundwater Data Keeps Vanishing: A Systemic Diagnosis
A co-creation study in Malawi reveals that persistent groundwater data scarcity stems from interconnected institutional, procedural, financial, and social failures ...
Global Review Finds Startlingly Little Evidence That Sanitation Systems Can Withstand Climate Change
The first global systematic review of climate resilience in sanitation systems finds only seventeen eligible studies and twenty-seven potential resilience-building ...
Strip Tillage Boosts Maize Yields Nearly 48% in Ethiopia’s Dying Drylands
A two-year field trial in Ethiopia's Tigray region shows strip tillage raised maize yields by nearly 48 percent while dramatically ...
Thailand’s Monster Floods Set to Strike Three Times More Often by Century’s End
A new study projects that climate change will amplify flood volumes in Thailand's Chao Phraya River basin by up to ...
When Floods Break the Latrine: Cholera and the Case for Climate-Resilient Sanitation
A new PLOS Climate essay argues that flood-driven sanitation failures in urban informal settlements are a core driver of cholera ...
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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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