Cleaner Air Is Secretly Speeding Up Flash Droughts Around the World
A new Nature Communications study finds that declining anthropogenic aerosol pollution, long acting to dampen flash drought development through temperature ...
Tag: hydrology
Colorado River Megadrought Now Drains Hidden Groundwater in an Unexpected Place
New Virginia Tech research combining NASA GRACE satellite data with hydrologic estimates shows that the Colorado River Basin's Upper Basin, ...
The Critical Zone: Why the Thin Skin of Earth Beneath Our Feet Deserves Center Stage
Geologist Paul Doss argues that Earth's critical zone, the thin layer of soil, groundwater, bedrock, and vegetation supporting nearly all ...
Tiny Typhoon Track Shifts Could Swing Japan’s Flood Bill by Billions
Simulating 81 slightly shifted versions of Typhoon Hagibis reveals that a 0.2-degree change in the storm's path altered Japan's flood ...
Newspaper archives reveal how droughts quietly build before Spain feels the damage
A 48-year analysis of Spanish newspaper reports shows that drought impacts track long-term moisture deficits of 12 to 30 months, ...
Memory Beats Speed: LSTM Outperforms Rival Neural Networks in Two-Week River Flow Forecasts
A comparative study of three deep learning models in an Australian alpine catchment shows that LSTM networks can forecast hourly ...
Caribbean Rainforest Stations Reveal a Warming Climate of Extremes
Long-term records from La Selva in Costa Rica and El Verde in Puerto Rico show a shared warming trend and ...
AI Learns the Physics of Sinking Aquifers to Predict Groundwater Futures
Researchers in China have built a physics-guided deep learning model that improves groundwater-level prediction in heavily pumped agricultural aquifers by ...
Statistical Model Pinpoints How Big Lucknow’s Next Great Gomati Flood Could Get
A 43-year statistical analysis of the Gomati River at Lucknow identifies the Log-Pearson type III distribution as the most reliable ...
Why Malawi’s Groundwater Data Keeps Vanishing: A Systemic Diagnosis
A co-creation study in Malawi reveals that persistent groundwater data scarcity stems from interconnected institutional, procedural, financial, and social failures ...
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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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