Heat, Drought and the Pastoralist’s Dilemma Grip East Africa’s Herders
A new review finds rising temperature-humidity indices and erratic rainfall are cutting milk yields, fertility and herd survival across Tanzania, ...
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Nature-based solutions for climate and health: mapping synergies and trade-offs
The systematic mapping of nature-based solutions across the climate-health nexus arrives at a moment when policymakers increasingly demand integrated evidence ...
Climate change could tear Brazil’s crops from their bees, new models warn
Species distribution modeling across three climate scenarios shows passionfruit, Brazil-nut and pitanga losing up to 76% of the habitat where ...
Peacebuilding Meets Water: Rethinking Shared River Basins in a 3–4 °C Southern Africa
A systematic review of 200 studies across six Southern African basins shows that treaties built on fixed allocations are drifting ...
When Drought Means Murder: Rain Chiefs Killed as Climate Change Collides With Local Belief in South Sudan
New research documents two recent live burials of Lopit rain chiefs, revealing a stark gap between global climate-change narratives and ...
Floods, Pests and Poverty: How Climate Vulnerability Is Reshaping Rural Livelihoods in Punjab
A household survey of 300 rice–wheat farmers in District Narowal, Punjab, quantifies climate vulnerability using an IPCC-based index, revealing flood ...
Desert Solar Farms Reshape Regional Climate, High-Resolution Simulation Reveals
A high-resolution numerical study of the Kubuqi Desert shows that large-scale photovoltaic deployment warms daytime air, calms desert winds, and ...
Weather and climate reshape Wadden Sea bird communities in contrasting ways
On a chain of low-lying barrier islands off the German North Sea coast, one of the longest-running bird monitoring efforts ...
Scientists Propose 1952 as the Starting Point of the Human-Altered Earth Era
An international team led in part by KAIST's Buhm Soon Park proposes defining the Anthropocene with 1952 as its starting ...
Ethiopian farmers are adapting to a hotter, drier climate — but not all can afford to
A new study of smallholder farmers in northwestern Ethiopia reveals who adapts to climate change and who is left behind.
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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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