Where Floods, Landslides and Heat Collide: A GIS Roadmap for Greener Ethiopian Cities
A new GIS-based study maps where floods, landslides, and urban heat overlap in Dessie City, Ethiopia, and identifies the areas ...
Tag: nature-based solutions
European Wetlands Face Climate and Biodiversity Crisis
A new review highlights that only 12% of EU riverine and coastal wetlands are in favourable condition, urging integrated policy ...
Europe Is Deliberately Breaching Its Sea Walls to Save Its Coasts
A new review finds that deliberately breaching dykes has restored nearly 60,000 hectares of European coastal wetland while reshaping flood ...
Wetlands pay back: sponge landscapes prove their socio-economic worth
Cost–benefit analysis of three European wetland projects shows monetised benefits exceeding costs, with payback periods from one to fifteen years.
New method maps where and how cities should turn brownfields into green spaces
Abandoned factories, disused rail yards and derelict industrial plots are often dismissed as scars of a city's industrial past. A ...
Graded submerged bar arrays for nature-based coastal wave attenuation under tropical-cyclone conditions
A fully nonlinear wave model shows that graded submerged bar arrays tuned to Bragg resonance can cut typhoon wave energy ...
Carbon Fertilization in Karst Waters: A Nature-Based Solution for Carbon Sinks and Eutrophication Control
A new review in Frontiers in Geochemistry details how carbon dioxide fertilization of aquatic photosynthesis in karst waters can simultaneously ...
Radiometric harmonization, not network design, proves decisive for sharpening Sentinel-2 coastal imagery
A new harmonization-based super-resolution workflow shows that cross-sensor radiometric calibration, not network architecture, is the largest contributor to sharpening free ...
Pakistan’s Cities Are Running Out of Water—and the Fix May Lie Underground
A sweeping new review finds Pakistan's cities face intertwined crises of groundwater depletion, contamination, flooding, and fragmented governance, but points ...
Thin Tree Roots With Steel-Like Strength Could Shield Mountain Slopes From Deadly Landslides
A new study in Mexico reveals that thin roots from native tree species such as Piper amalago and Pinus teocote ...
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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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