Old Tyres Turned Phosphorus Magnets Could Feed Crops and Clean Wastewater
Researchers transformed waste tyre biochar with hydrogen peroxide into a material that removes 99 percent of phosphorus from wastewater and ...
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European Rivers Are Cleaner, But Too Slow to Hit 2030 Targets, Study Finds
A UPV-led study of 18 European countries finds river pollution improving since 2015 but at a pace insufficient to meet ...
Dog Waste Is a Hidden National Pollutant: New Model Tracks Where It All Goes
A new pathway-resolved mass-balance model quantifies for the first time how South Korea's pet dog waste splits between landfills, sewers, ...
Plateau Lakes Lock Phosphorus Away While Plain Lakes Leak It, Study Finds
A comparative study of China's YamdrokTso and Taihu lakes reveals that plateau sediments act as phosphorus sinks while plain lake ...
Freshwater Inflows Drive Algal Blooms in Lagos Coastal Waters, Study Finds
A six-month study of Lagos coastal waters shows that freshwater inflows during the wet season deliver nutrients that elevate chlorophyll-a ...
Algal Blooms Are Quietly Draining Carbon From Lake Sediments, Study Warns
A new global study shows that eutrophication-driven algal blooms destabilize iron-bound organic carbon in lake sediments, weakening one of Earth's ...
New 160-Year Map Reveals Humanity’s Tenfold Surge in Phosphorus Pollution
A new 5-arc-minute dataset quantifies how human-driven phosphorus inputs to land rose nearly elevenfold, from 3.8 to 41.0 teragrams per ...
Rings of Power: How Key Biomolecules Could Tame Nutrient Cycles in Aquatic Food Webs
A new conceptual paper argues that the biomolecular packaging of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus, not their elemental ratios, governs nutrient ...
Native Algae Strain Turns Sewage Into Protein-Rich Biomass While Cleaning Wastewater
A native Brazilian strain of Tetradesmus obliquus removed most ammonium and phosphate from domestic wastewater while producing biomass rich in ...
African Lakes Turn Out to Be Methane Devourers, Not Just Methane Makers
A study of 79 African lakes shows that methane-oxidizing bacteria, boosted by phytoplankton and wetland inputs, consume more than 70 ...
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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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