Livestock-Free Zone Policy Cuts Local Emissions but Leaks 3.14 Times More Carbon Next Door
A decade-long study of Guangdong Province found that livestock-free zone policies reduced local farm emissions but shifted roughly three times ...
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Five-Year Study Traces Heyuan’s Ozone Pollution to Winds from the Pearl River Delta
A five-year monitoring study in Heyuan, South China, recorded 39 ozone pollution days and found regional transport from the Pearl ...
Animal markets linked to higher viral diversity and virus–host connectivity
A metatranscriptomic study in Guangdong, China, found that animal-market samples showed higher viral richness, distinct virome structure and broader virus–host ...
Generative AI and 3D printing join forces to revive Lingnan stucco relief craft
Researchers in China report a workflow that couples AI-generated stucco relief designs with structural testing and 3D-printed formwork to support ...
Feeling Like a Professional May Drive How Childcare Trainees Rate Their Own Caregiving Skills
A survey of 318 childcare trainees and early-career practitioners in Guangdong, China, finds that professional identity is strongly associated with ...
Hot Springs of Qingyuan Trace Their Origins to Rain and Deep Faults
A hydrogeochemical study of 16 geothermal water samples from Qingyuan, northern Guangdong, shows the thermal fluids originate as meteoric rain, ...
Machine Learning Maps Debris Flow Danger Along a Chinese Expressway
A new study maps debris flow susceptibility along the G55 expressway in Guangdong, finding that the XGBoost algorithm and a ...
New Skullcap Species With Woody Stem Discovered in Guangzhou Nature Reserve
A distinctive woody-stemmed skullcap found in a Guangzhou nature reserve has been confirmed as a new species, Scutellaria chenhedongensis, through ...
Guangdong survey finds half of hospitals fall short on infection control staffing
A cross-sectional survey of 2,773 healthcare institutions in Guangdong, China, found that IPC organizational structure broadly met national standards in ...
Workload, family conflict and career limits shape paediatricians’ decisions in China
A qualitative study of 15 paediatricians and residents in Guangdong, China, links sustained workload, work-family conflict and limited career development ...
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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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