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 ...
Tag: Global South
Ignoring Social Vulnerability Hides the True Scale of Global Urban Heat Inequality
A global study of 1,029 cities finds that assuming uniform social vulnerability has led scientists to underestimate North-South inequality in ...
ChatGPT as a Peripheral Language Editor: A New Path for Non-Native English Researchers
A new study proposes that ChatGPT can serve as a peripheral, non-authorial language editor that helps non-native English-speaking researchers publish ...
Who Decides on Solar Geoengineering? Researchers Map the Justice Terrain
Researchers argue that debates over solar geoengineering should focus less on whether outcomes would be just and more on the ...
Canada’s Closing Window: Why Global Health Equity Demands Action Now
Canadian global health experts warn that a CAD 2.7 billion aid cut and a widening global polycrisis are closing the ...
Cloud Physics Has a Diversity Problem, and the Data Prove It
A landmark analysis of nearly 7,000 papers and a survey of 198 cloud physicists reveals deep gender and geographic inequities ...
Namibian Geoscientists Want to Talk to the Public, But Mostly Just to Educate It
Interviews with Namibian geoscientists reveal a profession that values public outreach but remains stuck in one-way, deficit-model communication, constrained by ...
AI in Global South Universities: Powerful Predictions, Weak Evidence of Real Learning Gains
A critical scoping review of 19 studies finds that AI and learning analytics in emerging economies' universities show strong predictive ...
Satellites Map When Rivers Peak: Global Flood Timing Is Shifting Unevenly
A new satellite altimetry study has produced the first global map of river flood peak timing, revealing earlier peaks at ...
Who Really Governs Climate Adaptation? Finance Is Quietly Rewriting the Rules
A new PLOS Climate essay argues that adaptation finance should be understood not as a neutral flow of capital but ...
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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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