#environmental-science

#environmental-science

The Trump administration's closure of the EPA's independent research office threatens public health by undermining environmental safeguards.

Higher microplastic levels found in placentas from premature births reveal potential health concerns linked to plastic pollution.

Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances can self-organize into membranes, mimicking biological cells, contributing to their environmental persistence.

Microplastics have been discovered in Antarctica, illustrating the widespread issue of plastic pollution even in untouched environments.

Axolotls may have a chance at survival thanks to successful adaptation to artificial wetlands, despite facing extreme endangerment.

Ancient poetry serves as a vital tool for understanding the historical distribution and conservation status of the critically endangered Yangtze finless porpoise.

Fish behavior is altered by drugs in waterways, affecting migration success but potentially harming populations long-term.

ICARUS 2.0 aims to revolutionize wildlife tracking and bolster conservation efforts through advanced satellite technology.

Microplastics pose health risks that are still largely unknown; reducing exposure is advised based on current research.

Microplastics are found in alarming concentrations in all major rivers across Europe.

Invisible microplastics pose a greater ecological threat than visible particles.

Airborne microplastics are a significant route for plastic contamination in plants, raising health risks through the food chain.

Mary's passion for nature led her to become a geologist, focusing on public-driven science.

Madyson Miller's journey from a struggling student to a key player in ocean policy highlights the importance of mentorship and pursuing interdisciplinary opportunities.

Wildlife is recovering in the Eaton Fire burn area, offering hope for the community impacted by the wildfires.

The Royal Society's Pairing Scheme connects scientists with policymakers, facilitating knowledge exchange to enhance environmental policy effectiveness.

Pharmaceutical pollution in waterways affects fish behavior.

Clobazam increased migration success in Atlantic salmon during a controlled study.

Juvenile salmon exposed to anti-anxiety drugs can pass dams faster, but this may not be a survival advantage.

Pharmaceutical pollution impacts animal behavior, notably salmon migration.

The National Nature Assessment report's production continues despite being halted by executive order, showing strong support and urgent need from experts.

The National Nature Assessment was abruptly halted under the Trump administration, prompting scientists to regroup and revitalize their efforts independently.

The ashes from urban wildfires can cause unprecedented changes to marine ecosystems, raising concerns about toxic materials entering the ocean.

CalCOFI scientists are investigating the impacts of the Los Angeles fires on marine life, monitoring effects since 1949.

Microbes in the Gowanus Canal are thriving and aiding in environmental remediation despite extreme pollution conditions.

A new online tool identifies road pollution hotspots to help prevent river pollution.

Passive acoustic monitoring helps scientists discover rich sounds from more-than-human environments, despite the increasing noise pollution caused by humans.

A dedicated team seeks to reintroduce the nearly extinct northern bald ibis to European wildlife through guided migrations led by scientists.

Feeding red squirrels softer foods can alter their jaw structure and reduce their ability to consume natural diets.

The authors represent a collaborative effort from various institutions focusing on environmental science.

Polar bears' greasy fur may help create environmentally friendly alternatives to harmful chemicals used in various products.

Polar bear fur's unique properties, influenced by hair grease, prevent ice formation, leading to potential eco-friendly anti-icing solutions.