Tag: pollution

China's industrial sector has long carried a double burden: it is the engine of the world's largest manufacturing economy and ...

Every single water sample collected from two river basins in western Mexico over two years contained pesticides, according to a ...

A systematic review of 146 studies reveals how plastic debris and invasive species reinforce one another, with consequences for dispersal, ...

Economists argue that pollution is not an unavoidable cost of growth but an unpriced externality whose correction could redefine prosperity ...

Every single Asian green mussel pulled from the Santubong River estuary in Sarawak, Malaysia, contained microplastics. That 100 percent occurrence ...

A new review quantifies the ecological and economic value of African estuaries, from 62 million delta residents to 22–37 billion ...

In the murky waters of industrialized estuaries, blue mussels face a barrage of threats... The blue mussel has long served ...

Transient tachypnea of the newborn, despite its name suggesting a fleeting and benign condition, occupies a meaningful position in neonatal ...

A major new review shows that human-driven environmental change is reshaping how animals associate with one another, with cascading effects ...

Researchers at the University of Palermo have created porous filters from recycled polypropylene and PET that capture over 96 percent ...