Changing the way that carp are fed can substantially reduce the amount of ammonia they excrete…
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Portuguese youths sue 32 European governments at EU court in largest climate case ever
A little over three years ago, a group of Portuguese youths filed a legal action against…
Investigating the evolution of a double oxygen-neon white dwarf merger remnant
A research group led by assistant professor Wu Chengyuan from Yunnan Observatories of the Chinese Academy…
Modeling shows fires from volcanic activity could greatly increase area affected by eruption
An international research team, including researchers from GNS Science, has released a study into the potential…
Selenium vacancies regulate d-band centers for upgrading N-containing compounds
A recent study published in Science China Chemistry was led by Prof. Feng Fu (Research Institute…
How CEO lies can boost stock ratings and fool even respected financial analysts
The multibillion-dollar collapse of FTX—the high-profile cryptocurrency exchange whose founder now awaits trial on fraud charges—serves…
Ruapehu has had a great ski season, but we need to reimagine the future of NZ's iconic volcano
As a former competitive snowboarder and instructor, and later a researcher of snow sports, I’ve been…
Examining the genesis of CRISPR's molecular scissors
Genome engineering may be the future of medicine, but it relies on evolutionary advances made billions…
Harassment and abuse perceived to harm poor women less: New research finds a 'thicker skin' bias
People think sexual harassment and domestic abuse are less harmful for women in poverty than for…
Citizen scientists collect more nature data than ever, showing us where common and threatened species live
Citizen science isn’t new anymore. For decades, keen amateur naturalists have been gathering data about nature…