Hajibabaei LabNews Feed
Science Daily Biodiversity News:
- Environmental protection could benefit from 'micro' as well as 'macro' thinking
- Satellite map of human pressure on land provides insight on sustainable development
- World's protected areas need more than a 'do not disturb' sign
- Why lists of worldwide bird species disagree
- Reflecting sunlight could cool the Earth's ecosystem
- Aquatic ecosystems source of half of global methane emissions
- Aquatic biodiversity key to sustainable, nutrient-rich diets
- How the Chicxulub impactor gave rise to modern rainforests
- Global assessment of cumulative human impacts to at-risk marine species over time
- Invasive species costing over 1. 3 trillion over 4 decades
- Seagrasses turn back the clock on ocean acidification
- Mysterious living monuments
- 64% of global agricultural land at risk of pesticide pollution?
- New oil palm map to inform policy and landscape-level planning
- What is killing bald eagles in the U.S.?
- Ocean's mammals at crucial crossroads
- New documentation: Old-growth forest carbon sinks overestimated
- Study introduces 13 new, threatened species of sparkly moths from Hawaii
- Two new species of already-endangered screech owls discovered in Amazon rainforest
- Automatic trail cameras keep wildlife research going during pandemic
PNAS Sustainability Science:
- Provisional COVID-19 infrastructure induces large, rapid increases in cycling [Sustainability Science]
- Aquatic biodiversity enhances multiple nutritional benefits to humans [Sustainability Science]
- Addressing partial identification in climate modeling and policy analysis [Sustainability Science]
- The producer benefits of implicit fossil fuel subsidies in the United States [Sustainability Science]
- A coupled human-natural system analysis of freshwater security under climate and population change [Environmental Sciences]
- Climate change and state evolution [Sustainability Science]
- Twenty-year economic impacts of deworming [Sustainability Science]
- Flood risk behaviors of United States riverine metropolitan areas are driven by local hydrology and shaped by race [Sustainability Science]
- Least-cost targets and avoided fossil fuel capacity in India’s pursuit of renewable energy [Economic Sciences]