Scientists Map Mexico’s Climate and Vegetation in Unprecedented Detail
A new study couples bioclimatic classification with vegetation mapping to reveal 17 native plant formations across Mexico and warn that ...
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Twenty Years of Ecosystem Services Research in Bulgaria: What Geographers Learned and Where It Goes Next
A new review in BioRisk traces two decades of ecosystem services research in Bulgaria, revealing how geographers drove the country's ...
Hidden Traffic Hotspots Revealed by New Urban Emission Mapping Tool
An Argentine research team has linked three computational models to map vehicle emissions at 100-meter resolution in Tandil, revealing that ...
AI Eyes on the Blind Spot: New GeoAI Framework Pinpoints Where Truck Warning Systems Save Lives
Every year, thousands of cyclists and e-scooter riders vanish into a zone no mirror can reach—the blind spot of a ...
Vineyard Suitability Maps Under Climate Change: Systematic Review Reveals Critical Methodological Gaps
A systematic review of 39 studies finds that most vineyard land suitability assessments still rely on historical climate data, with ...
Living Near a Dumpsite Raises Malaria Risk in Ghana’s Urbanising Communities
A new GIS-based study in Ghana's Dormaa Central Municipality finds that malaria occurrence consistently declines with increasing distance from solid ...
Kazakhstan’s Underground Water Bank: How Scientists Are Turning Rivers Into Drought Insurance
Kazakhstani hydrogeologists have developed and field-verified a multi-scale framework for managed aquifer recharge in the semi-arid Byzhy River Basin, confirming ...
Kano’s Seven-Decade Urban Explosion: How Roads Reshaped an Ancient Nigerian City
A seven-decade geospatial analysis shows Kano's built-up area grew nearly thirteenfold between 1950 and 2020, with transportation corridors, not formal ...
New Algorithm Rapidly Maps Where Small Hydropower Plants Should Go
Greek researchers have developed an automated QGIS-based algorithm that ranks complete preliminary layouts for small run-of-river hydropower plants in minutes.
Map Overlays Reveal Which Philippine Villages Face a Double Threat of COVID-19 and Natural Hazards
Researchers in the Philippines used GIS sieve mapping to rank 46 barangays in Lemery, Batangas by combined COVID-19 case counts ...
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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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