Environment

Ecology

Bird feathers contain traces of pesticides

Bird feather flaws caused by pesticides

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Environment

AI to recover climate data

Artificial intelligence helps recover climate records beyond the reach of large-scale analyses

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Climatology

Heat spoils the mood

Rising temperatures could reduce global well-being by the end of the century

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Epidemiology

Mosquitoes spreading diseases across Europe

Warming climate helps mosquitoes spread infectious diseases across Europe

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Environment

Predicting landslides

Data on climate, soil, and topography help predict landslides

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Geosciences

Rivers alter landscapes by incorporating parts of other rivers

Rivers alter landscapes by incorporating parts of other rivers

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Health

Flu cases rise with wildfires

Study associates wildfires with increase in flu cases

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Geography

Freshwater scarce in the Northern Hemisphere

Earth’s continents have suffered an unprecedented loss of freshwater since 2002

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Chemical engineering

New technique for recycling lithium-ion batteries

Pilot plant will test unique process for recovering chemicals from the main types of devices on the market

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Green energy

Brazilian scientists transform CO2 into fuel for ships, cars, and trucks

Ongoing projects seek to establish industrial production of renewable methanol, gasoline, and diesel

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Botany

Trees that protect other trees

Capororoca and pixirica in the Atlantic Forest, and catingueira and faveleiro in the Caatinga, create favorable environments for dozens of other species

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Environment

The unwanted effects of sunscreen

Compound used in sunscreen and other cosmetics hinders plastic degradation

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Environment

Second-hand clothes pollute the air and rivers in Africa

Huge volumes of used clothing sent to Africa are polluting rivers

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Climate change

Triple suffocation in the ocean

Compound extreme events consisting of heatwaves, high acidification, and chlorophyll scarcity have become frequent in the South Atlantic since 2009

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Atmospheric chemistry

From the forest to the air

Gas emitted by trees in Amazonia increases the production of condensation nuclei, the origin of clouds, by 100 times

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