Offshore wind farms help fight climate change, but could they also be contaminating the ocean with toxic metals? What does this mean for the seafood we eat?
Myanmar’s flood-prone communities show resilience with preparedness, management, and adaptive initiatives to protect homes and lives from yearly floods.
Annual wet-dry cycles shape the Peace-Athabasca Delta, where wildlife thrives amid shifting waters and landscapes. Is regulation really the villain?
The GRACE missions have transformed mass change monitoring, revealing vital insights into groundwater dynamics, ice melt, and sea-level rise by tracking Earth's gravity changes.
Marine life faces pressure from human-caused changes like ocean warming and acidification, with new studies showing surprising impacts on marine ecosystems.
Discover how microbes in deep water create methane hydrates by degrading organic carbon, a crucial natural process with significant environmental implications.
The study examines the impact of the invasion and climate change on Ukraine's irrigated agriculture.
Oxygen-depleting substances from coastal aquifers contribute to hypoxia in estuarine and coastal waters, stressing marine life.
The survival of freshwater bacteria, key players in ecosystem function, is jeopardized by their limited adaptability in the face of climate change.
As ocean temperatures rise, seasonal stratification threatens oxygen levels. New wind farms could mitigate the seasonal development of the deepwater oxygen deficit.

