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Arctic Research Expedition Studies Underground Fungal Networks and Carbon Storage

A team of biologists led by Michael Van Nuland embarks on an Arctic road trip along Alaska's Dalton Highway to study the critical underground fungal networks that connect plants and regulate carbon storage in permafrost ecosystems. The research focuses on mycorrhizal fungi that f

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quantamagazine.org·Hacker News: Front Page·1mo ago·19 min read

Earthquake Monitoring Techniques Reveal How Tilling Reduces Soil Water Retention

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washington.edu2mo ago

Bumblebee Queens Use Underwater Breathing and Anaerobic Metabolism to Survive Flood Conditions

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smithsonianmag.com2mo ago

Research Examines Statistical Significance of Global Warming Acceleration

This research article examines whether global warming has accelerated significantly in recent years. The analysis addresses the debate around record-hot years and whether they indicate acceleration beyond natural temperature variability. The study specifically accounts for three main natural variability factors to determine if the observed warming accelerati

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researchsquare.com2mo ago

Scientific Analysis: The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) and Its Potential Collapse Due to Climate Change

The article discusses the potential collapse of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), also known as the Gulf Stream, which regulates climate in Europe and North America. It examines scientific evidence showing the AMOC is at its weakest point in over a thousand

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thatjoescott.com·Hacker News: Front Page·3mo ago·8 min read

Historical Hair Analysis Shows Dramatic Reduction in Lead Exposure Following EPA Regulations

A new scientific study analyzed historical hair samples spanning 100 years to measure lead exposure in the U.S. population. The research shows that regulations targeting heavy-metal pollution, particularly those implemented after the establishment of the Environmental Protection

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livescience.com·Hacker News: Front Page·3mo ago·6 min read

Study Shows Decline in Human Lead Exposure Following EPA Establishment Using Archived Hair Analysis

This scientific study analyzes archived human hair samples from Utah residents over the past century to document changes in lead exposure. The research shows a significant decline in lead exposure in humans since the establishment of the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) i

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pnas.org·Hacker News: Front Page·3mo ago·6 min read

Climate Scientists Struggle to Explain Why 2023 Was 0.2°C Hotter Than Expected

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economist.com4mo ago

Electronic Nose System for Detection and Identification of Indoor Mold Species

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advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com4mo ago

University of Bonn Researchers Develop Fish-Inspired Filter That Removes 99% of Microplastics from Wastewater

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scitechdaily.com5mo ago

2000 Glyphosate Safety Study Retracted After 25 Years Due to Integrity Concerns

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lemonde.fr5mo ago

Fungus in Chernobyl Nuclear Zone Evolves to Convert Radiation into Energy

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unilad.com6mo ago

The Uncertain Timeline of West Antarctic Ice Sheet Collapse and Sea Level Rise

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quantamagazine.org7mo ago

Science Fiction's Warning: Geoengineering Lessons from Frank Herbert's Dune

This article explores the concept of geoengineering and terraforming through the lens of science fiction, particularly Frank Herbert's Dune series. It examines how science fiction authors like Herbert anticipated real-world environmental challenges and the unintended consequences

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governance.fyi·Hacker News: Front Page·7mo ago·33 min read

UC Irvine Study: Indoor Surfaces Absorb Harmful Chemicals for Up to a Year

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news.uci.edu8mo ago

Arctic Research Expedition Studies Underground Fungal Networks and Carbon Storage

Earthquake Monitoring Techniques Reveal How Tilling Reduces Soil Water Retention

Bumblebee Queens Use Underwater Breathing and Anaerobic Metabolism to Survive Flood Conditions

Research Examines Statistical Significance of Global Warming Acceleration

Otters as Bioindicators of Estuarine Health: Research Gaps and Future Framework

NASA Evidence Shows Unprecedented Rate of Modern Climate Change

Climate Science: The Risk of Earth Entering an Irreversible Hothouse Trajectory

Scientific Analysis: The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) and Its Potential Collapse Due to Climate Change

Historical Hair Analysis Shows Dramatic Reduction in Lead Exposure Following EPA Regulations

Study Shows Decline in Human Lead Exposure Following EPA Establishment Using Archived Hair Analysis

Climate Scientists Struggle to Explain Why 2023 Was 0.2°C Hotter Than Expected

Electronic Nose System for Detection and Identification of Indoor Mold Species

University of Bonn Researchers Develop Fish-Inspired Filter That Removes 99% of Microplastics from Wastewater

2000 Glyphosate Safety Study Retracted After 25 Years Due to Integrity Concerns

Fungus in Chernobyl Nuclear Zone Evolves to Convert Radiation into Energy

The Uncertain Timeline of West Antarctic Ice Sheet Collapse and Sea Level Rise

Science Fiction's Warning: Geoengineering Lessons from Frank Herbert's Dune

UC Irvine Study: Indoor Surfaces Absorb Harmful Chemicals for Up to a Year