Moss Bags and Handheld X-Ray Scanners Reveal Chicago’s Hidden Metal Air Pollution
An exploratory Chicago study shows that Sphagnum moss bags analyzed with portable X-ray fluorescence can cheaply and rapidly track metal ...
Tag: environmental justice
Why Low-Carbon Transitions Fail Without Justice, Institutions and Finance
A Frontiers editorial collection argues that decarbonization succeeds only when climate policy is matched with institutional capacity, financial reform, ecological ...
The Courtyard Effect: Why the Green Outside Your Door May Be Urban Health’s Sleeping Giant
A new Perspective in Discover Sustainability argues that the shared greenery surrounding apartment blocks is a vast, overlooked layer of ...
When Saving Forests Means Taking Them: The Green Grabbing Debate Over Carbon Concessions
A new critical analysis argues that carbon-financed conservation concessions in the Global South risk functioning as green grabbing, displacing rural ...
How economic integration reshapes carbon equity across China’s grain zones
A new study reveals stark regional imbalances between agricultural carbon emission equity and economic integration across China's grain functional zones, ...
At COP30’s Amazon Host City, Water Was Everywhere in the News—but Rarely as a Human Right
A content analysis of 143 Brazilian news articles shows COP30 coverage framed water and sanitation mostly as infrastructure and adaptation ...
Water Insecurity Coping Strategies Mapped Across 64 Colonias on the U.S.-Mexico Border
A study of 64 colonias across the four U.S.-Mexico border states identifies four categories of water insecurity coping strategies operating ...
Industrial Air Pollution in Louisiana’s Chemical Corridor Linked to Higher Odds of Severe Infant Heart Defects
A first-of-its-kind Louisiana case-control study finds that mothers living in areas with the highest toxicity-weighted industrial air pollution face more ...
How Colonization, Catastrophe, and Wetlands Shaped Segregation in a Chilean City
A PNAS study of Valdivia, Chile, traces how colonization, the 1960 earthquake, and wetland loss have produced urban segregation and ...
How a Warming Planet Is Rewriting the Science of Human Movement
A bibliometric review of 2,424 studies published between 2015 and 2025 maps how climate change is reshaping physical activity, sport, ...
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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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