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Another review shows how little seabirds have excelled at approaching the situation with fresh eyes every time while taking off adrift. The new review distributed today in Science Advances demonstrates

Biology

Toxic metals are absorbed by Great Salt Lake plants and insects, new research finds.

Biology Article

Plants in Great Salt Lake wetland environments can pull perilous metal contamination from the lake and at times miss it

Biology

The scientist who is assisting in the development of the axolotl as a model

Biology Article

With its astonishing ability to recover tissues and organs, its capacity to repeat in a research center climate, and the

Agriculture

Neighbors are Warned about Herbivore Attacks by Volatile Chemical Signals from Damaged Plants

Agriculture Article

To warn their herd of incoming predators, animals often employ extremely specialized signals. Surprisingly, plants exhibit comparable behaviors as well.

Earth Sciences

Weather extremes may be caused by ultrafine air dust generated by fossil fuel exhaust emissions.

Earth Sciences Article

Whether it's heavy rain or a severe drought, the frequency of extreme weather events is increasing around the world. Existing

Engineering

Food waste cement as a building material for gingerbread houses

Engineering Article

Have you ever longed to have a gingerbread house like Hansel and Gretel? Sooner rather than later, eatable houses will not just be found in fantasies. Tokyo University specialists Kota

Environment