Social Ties, Not Floods, Decide Whether Rural Households Bounce Back, Sichuan Survey Finds
A survey of 540 rural households in flood-prone Sichuan Province finds that social risk, not environmental hazard, shows the most ...
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Drought, Fire and People Converge to Threaten Iran’s Ancient Zagros Forests, New High-Resolution Risk Map Reveals
A new high-resolution mapping study shows that drought, wildfire and social vulnerability combine to expose more than half of Iran's ...
Riverscapes in Transition: Geoscientists Meet in Denver to Decode Water’s Future
At GSA Connects 2026 in Denver, geoscientists are exploring how floods, drought, and human modification are transforming rivers and the ...
Water Science Must Deliver Solutions, Not Just Publications, Researcher Warns
A Nature Water commentary by Salvatore Grimaldi argues that water science must be judged by its capacity to deliver real-world ...
Climate Change Is Quietly Undermining Menstrual Health Worldwide, Review Finds
A global systematic review of 25 studies finds that floods, cyclones, droughts, saltwater intrusion and air pollution disrupt access to ...
New Global Disaster Map Pinpoints 14 Hotspots Where Catastrophes Keep Striking
A new grid-based Accumulated-Event Risk Indicator built from a decade of EM-DAT records identifies 14 global disaster hotspots concentrated in ...
El Niño Set to Tighten Its Grip on the Atlantic Under Global Warming
New CMIP6 projections show that greenhouse warming weakens the Atlantic Niño while strengthening the Pacific El Niño's influence on it, ...
Counting the Cost of Floods in Days: A New Participatory Model Puts Communities at the Center of Loss and Damage Estimates
Researchers have developed an open-source framework that combines participatory asset inventories, satellite-derived flood footprints, and CLIMADA impact modeling to estimate ...
Medieval Chronicles Turned Climate Data Reveal Centuries of Drought and Flood in the Levant
Researchers compiled 3,507 historical weather records from Levantine chronicles spanning 200 to 1850 CE and showed they broadly agree with ...
Natural Disasters Trigger Uneven Cross-Border Media Coverage Patterns
Natural disasters are often described as universal tragedies, but the world’s news media do not treat them equally. A major ...
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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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