Wealth, Not Population, Is Draining a North African Coastal Aquifer, Study Finds
An integrated AI and health-risk study of Algeria's Annaba coastal aquifer finds that rising per capita income and tourism, not ...
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Why Climate Adaptation Projects Along Spain’s Coast Succeed Alone but Fail Together
A new governance analysis of nine climate adaptation initiatives on Spain's Catalan coast reveals why technological projects thrive while ecological ...
Data-Limited Methods Reveal One Small Tuna on the Brink of Collapse in the Central Mediterranean
The first quantitative stock assessment of little tunny and bullet tuna in the central Mediterranean reveals one species critically overfished ...
Rare Mediterranean sedge reveals two new plant communities on Sardinian streams
Deep in the rocky streambeds of Sardinia, a rare sedge found almost nowhere else in the world has quietly anchored ...
Two Shores, One Climate Crisis: Why Spain and Morocco Govern Migration and Adaptation in Silos
A new comparative study finds that Spain and Morocco have built strong climate adaptation and migration policies separately, leaving a ...
Satellites Rescue a Nation’s Fire Records: Türkiye Builds a Validated Wildfire Inventory
A new openly available dataset validates and corrects more than a decade of Türkiye's official wildfire records using satellite detections ...
Buried Italian Lake Sediments Could Rewrite 5 Million Years of Climate History
An international workshop has confirmed that the Fucino Basin in central Italy holds a continuous, independently dated lake sediment record ...
Medieval Sea Charts May Be Copies of Ancient Maps, Study Finds
A new cartometric study argues that the famously accurate portolan charts of the late Middle Ages were assembled from regional ...
Cleaned Beaches Hide a Hidden Surge of Tiny Plastic Fragments
A large seasonal survey of Adriatic beaches finds that mechanical cleaning removes most large debris but leaves small plastic fragments ...
Extinct crocodile with a missing snout tip emerges from the stones of the Great Sphinx
A new extinct gavial species, Herugavialis cairensis, has been identified from Egyptian fossils preserved in the same 45-million-year-old rocks used ...
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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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