Sustainable orthodontics: what a systematic review of five studies really found
A new systematic review finds only five primary studies with direct environmental evidence in orthodontics, revealing hazardous aligner incineration emissions, ...
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Mercury’s Toxic Journey: New Research Maps the Pollutant’s Global Pathways
A new editorial in Frontiers in Environmental Chemistry synthesizes six studies tracing how mercury moves and transforms through permafrost, grasslands, ...
Biochar: The Carbon-Rich Material Turning Global Waste Into a Climate Solution
A new review in Frontiers in Environmental Engineering maps how biochar produced from agricultural residues, food waste, and forestry biomass ...
Nanoparticles in nature: how tiny pollutants travel, transform and threaten ecosystems
Nanoparticles are now everywhere in modern life, from sunscreens and medicines to farm fertilisers and water filters, and a major ...
Green Hydrogen’s Big Bet: Can South Africa Turn Sun and Wind Into a Clean Energy Goldmine?
A new review reveals how green hydrogen could decarbonize Africa's biggest carbon emitter—if the nation can solve its water crisis, ...
How plants and their microbial partners rewrite stress adaptation from the roots up
Plants rarely face one environmental problem at a time. Drought, salinity, nutrient scarcity, and temperature extremes arrive together, and the ...
Smarter Eyes for Self-Driving Cars: AI Fuses Camera and LiDAR to See the Road Like Never Before
A new AI perception system from Huanghe Jiaotong University fuses enhanced YOLOv12 camera detection with LiDAR point cloud processing and ...
Ecology and Evolution Face a Perfect Storm as Democracies Backslide
Ecology and evolution have never been more essential to society, and never more vulnerable. In a Field Grand Challenge published ...
New mapping tool pinpoints where livestock grazing hurts Argentine forests
Argentine researchers have unveiled a method that fuses satellite imagery with rapid field surveys to map the ecological health of ...
Biosensors Race to Catch Flame Retardants Lurking in Air, Water and Food
A new review shows biosensor technologies are emerging as fast, cheap and ultrasensitive tools to detect persistent brominated flame retardants ...
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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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