The spring season is lengthening in some regions of the U.S. and compressing in others, potentially disrupting species’ migration patterns and development, a new study finds.
Advancing Spring Warmth Could Disrupt Species Migration, Development
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‘Missed Opportunity’: Australia to Fall Short of Sustainable Development Goals by 2030
Rapid progress for Australia on the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals is possible and could deliver a fairer, greener, more prosperous nation in 2030 – if managed properly – new UNSW research has found.
New Findings on Nitrous Oxide Emissions From Northern Trees Surprised Scientists
A recently published study, completed by researchers from the University of Helsinki together with Dr Katerina Machacova, a visiting scholar, demonstrates that boreal forests of the Northern Hemisphere are sources of the greenhouse gas nitrous oxide (N2O).
The Thrust of the Problem
UC Riverside research sheds new light on earthquake that killed 9,000 people.
New Study First to Reveal Growth Rates of Deep-sea Coral Communities
Researchers revealed for the first time growth rates of deep-sea coral communities and the pattern of colonization by various species.
Scientists Find Eternal Nile To Be More Ancient Than Previously Thought
UT scientists have found that the Nile River is about six times older than previously thought.
