Chattogram’s Ponds Reveal Stark Pollution Divide Across 41 Urban Wards
A first-of-its-kind survey of one pond in each of Chattogram's 41 wards finds severe organic and microbial pollution in central ...
A first-of-its-kind survey of one pond in each of Chattogram's 41 wards finds severe organic and microbial pollution in central ...
A new study of Washington, D.C. finds that CCTV cameras reduce crime unevenly, working best in low-poverty, renter-heavy and commercial ...
A new Nature Food analysis finds that taxing food-related greenhouse gas emissions would improve diets, reduce premature deaths, and cut ...
A new study of Macao's stormwater system shows that urban drains carry microplastic concentrations of up to 53 particles per ...
A decade-long analysis of Greek lakes and reservoirs shows for the first time that depth, water level, shoreline structure and ...
A new field study in semi-arid southern India shows forest soils emit up to thirty times more CO₂ than fallow ...
A perspective in npj Sustainable Agriculture examines how rapidly spreading appetite-suppressing drugs could reshape food demand, agriculture and environmental outcomes.
A RUSLE-based study of the Namchi region of Sikkim Himalaya finds average soil losses of 39.10 tonnes per hectare per ...
A new study of seven tropical land uses in Thailand shows that pasture soils store the most total organic carbon ...
A four-decade national analysis finds that genetically engineered corn and soybean adoption raised yields, reduced yield volatility and slowed the ...
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