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Research unveils how spotless starlings' movements, monitored via GPS, relate to the carriage and potential spread of Escherichia coli (E. coli), emphasizing the significant role of bird movement patterns in transmitting pathogens across different environments.

It was in 2015 when researchers were attempting to capture tapirs (Tapirus terrestris) in the Brazilian Cerrado to install monitoring collars so they could study the species. While trying to complete the anesthetic procedure, they noticed that the anesthesia was not working, and as a result, they had to supplement the doses for the procedure […]

Laser technology enhances agriculture with precise soil analysis, crop growth biostimulation, efficient land leveling, and targeted weed control.

Learn how experts are tackling Bengalurus water crisis with innovative solutions. A recent roundtable organized by Fix Bengaluru brought together experts who emphasized the urgency of the situation. Insights from the panel included mindful water usage, linking stormwater drains to treatment plants, and exploring innovative methods like extracting moisture from the air. Readers also shared practical conservation ideas to address the imminent water shortage.

Recent studies have found micro- and nanoplastics in the tissue of living humans for the first time

Scientists in Chile have put Chilean mussels (Mytilus chilensis) in simulated Antarctic waters to see if they might one day move south from Patagonia.

The authors of a case study in Canale D’Aiedda, Taranto, Italy conclude the presence of glyphosate and copper in regional waterway.

The findings highlight the pervasiveness of plastic pollution, reaching even into the seemingly untouched layers of the past.

Worsening climate change is shining a spotlight on ‘gaps’ in the science of forest hydrology, especially around extremes such as flooding