Hidden Copper, Lead and Zinc Riches Traced to Ancient Granites in Northeastern Nigeria
A new geochemical study of the Tongolo granite complex in northeastern Nigeria confirms an A-type magmatic origin and reveals structurally ...
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Copper and Iron Take Separate Roads to Keep Starving Cells Alive
New research in budding yeast reveals that copper and iron both extend the survival of nutrient-starved cells but do so ...
Native Weeds Reveal Molecular Secrets for Cleaning Heavy Metal Pollution
Researchers in Egypt combined physiological and DNA marker analyses to identify Chenopodium murale and Cynanchum acutum as the most promising ...
Metal Cocktail in the Bloodstream Linked to High Blood Sugar in Aluminum Workers
A study of 384 male aluminum plant workers in Shanxi Province, China, links elevated plasma aluminum, selenium, and copper to ...
EU climate targets hinge on copper, zinc and rare earth supplies, study warns
A Nature Energy study projects that EU solar and wind targets through 2050 will generate unprecedented demand for copper, zinc, ...
Steel, Copper and the Hidden Footprint of Offshore Wind Farms
A combined life cycle assessment and data envelopment analysis of twenty UK offshore wind farms identifies steel and copper as ...
Microplastics and Copper Team Up to Rewire Water Lily Stress Defenses
A 28-day experiment on the water lily Nymphaea 'Black Beauty' shows that polypropylene microplastics reshape how plants accumulate copper, triggering ...
Soil Health, Not Single Species, Rewrites Metal Risk Maps in Tianjin
A new soil health sensitivity distribution framework suggests conventional species-based methods substantially overestimate the ecological risk of lead, copper, and ...
Soil Covers Tame Toxic Copper Mine Tailings, But Not for Every Metal
A study of Zambian Copperbelt tailings shows soil covers cut copper leaching by orders of magnitude but can increase zinc ...
Wastewater-Irrigated Spinach and Mustard Show Heavy Metal Levels That May Exceed Safety Limits
A controlled Indian study found that spinach, mustard, and fenugreek irrigated with treated wastewater and drain water can accumulate chromium, ...
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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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