The most prominent aspects of editors are summaries of recent documents of AGU magazine editors. Fountain: Geophysical Research Letters Approximately 41% of Southeast Asia’s turbase forests were affected by the change in land use, and conversion to tree plantations is one of the most common practices. However, data on the production and altered emissions of…
Iron shackles on the floor of room 44.15. Credit: B. Redon, Antique (2025). At the edge of the vast oriental desert of Egypt, archaeologists have discovered disturbing evidence of an ancient dark history: oxidized iron shackles. It is a chilling vision of the brutal conditions suffered by the miners during Egypt’s gold fever under the…
He Associated press (AP) recently published an article, entitled “From floods to droughts, climate change accelerates the water cycle, triggers a more extreme climate. “The article is false. “Scientists have warned for decades that the increase in global temperatures would judge the water cycle, which leads to more intense storms, worse droughts and more chaotic…
2024 was an incredibly occupied year for the AGU scientific policies community, marked by numerous achievements: the adoption of three new position statementsmultiple training and virtual meetings, five events of the day visits to Congress, the launch of AGU Ethical Framework Principles for Climate Intervention Researchand dozens of workshops and events in scientific meetings worldwide,…
The mouse study reveals that beneficial bacteria play a crucial role to help insulin producing cells to multiply. Exposure to antibiotics during a critical stage of childhood can hinder the development of insulin producing cells in the pancreas and can increase the risk of diabetes later in life, according to new research in mice. Published…
These novel dioxide dioxide/molybdeno-molibdeno-molibdeno dioxide particles exhibit a exceptional photothermal interface evaporation rate, wide spectrum photocatalytic activity for the elimination of water contaminants and sufficient adsorption capabilities for heavy metal ions even in darkness. They could form the base of Awnquible Water Remediation on large -scale. Credit: Takashi Shirai of the Nagoya Institute of Technology…
According to a new study, a small molecule like a bond can be a powerful tool in the fight against infectious diseases. Nature In Co -Authoría of Researchers at the University of Illinois in Chicago. Lariocidine, a peptide made by bacteria living on the ground, was effective against several different microbes responsible for mortal infections….
The burning of fossil fuels (coal, oil and gas) promoted humanity to the industrial revolution, remakeing civilization in its path. Gasoline drives many of the cars we handle; Coal and natural gas are fundamental to global energy. But if the aliens were building their own society, would they have to follow the same path as…
When the teacher of the public administration in sciences and environmental policies (MPA-OSP) Fatou Kiné Gueye, Jada Johnson and Kimberly (Mingyue) Liu entered the ESG dilemma design challengeThey saw the opportunity to apply their knowledge of their classroom to a financial scenario of the real world. Developed by the Alliance for Responsible Capitalism and Copatrocinated…
This illustration shows how binary stars interact with a supermassive black hole to create a population of hypervelocity stars that end up being gravitationally kicked so strongly that they are expelled from their local galaxy. This process must be at stake in any galaxy with a supermassive black hole, including the nearby Magellanic (LMC) cloud,…