Artificial Intelligence Shows Link to Cleaner Border-Region Pollution Governance
Artificial intelligence may offer a route out of one of environmental policy's most stubborn problems: pollution in border regions, where ...
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Pollution and Temperature Variability Linked to Higher Glucose in European Cohorts
A nine-cohort observational study links air pollution, higher temperatures and temperature variability with elevated HbA1c in 21,259 people without diabetes.
Research report: Biomonitoring with bryophytes in managed forested areas. Three examples from the southern Italian Apennines
A field study in three southern Italian Apennine forests found that bryophyte-based air-purity indices reflected apparent pollution exposure but were ...
Prenatal PM2.5 and carbon monoxide exposure linked to higher odds of low birth weight in Fujian cohort
A retrospective Fujian cohort of 41,397 mother-infant pairs found associations between prenatal PM2.5 and CO exposure and higher odds of ...
Pakistan’s air pollution crisis mapped from power plants to brick kilns
Air pollution has become one of Pakistan's most pressing public health threats, and a new comprehensive review argues that the ...
Toxic Metal Antimony in Mothers’ Blood Tied to Higher Risk of Babies Born With Heart Defects
A large Chinese birth cohort study found that mothers with elevated blood antimony levels faced a significantly higher risk of ...
Tangled wires and trash: Thailand’s island paradise is quietly losing its scenic soul
A systematic survey of Mu Ko Chang National Park finds tangled overhead wiring is the most pervasive form of visual ...
AI and pollution regulation shape green growth across China’s provinces
China's pursuit of sustainable development has become one of the defining policy experiments of the decade: can the world's largest ...
Overlapping Cold and Pollution Waves Spike Mortality Risk in Hebei
Researchers have identified a significant and previously underappreciated health hazard that occurs when two distinct environmental stressors coincide: severe cold ...
Car-Wash Wastewater Is Quietly Choking Urban Streams in Ethiopia
A new study in Jimma, Ethiopia, shows that untreated car-wash effluent sharply degrades urban stream water quality and habitat, with ...
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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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