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Network Watching Every Ocean Basin Is Closer to Collapse Than Anyone Realized

Typical REE-rich rock under the microscope

The Strange Rocks That Could Loosen China’s Grip on Rare Earths

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Himalayan Rivers Are Wandering Twice as Fast, and Climate Change Is Why

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Sewage Is Spotting a Deadly Fungus Before Patients Fall Ill

Dr. Nicolas Bourgon preparing samples for zinc stable isotope analysis using a Thermo Scientific Neptune MC-ICP-MS, used to measure isotopic compositions in this

Ancient Rainforest Foragers Were Eating More Plants Than Anyone Realised

A view of the Hapcheon impact crater, where researchers identified geological evidence of a post-impact hydrothermal lake environment.

How Asteroid Strikes May Have Sparked Earth’s First Breath of Oxygen

Continuous long-term measurement underground at a mine in northern Ontario provided evidence of sustained accumulation and discharge of natural hydrogen generated within Earth’s crust.

Ancient Canadian Shield Rocks Are Leaking Hydrogen. Enough to Power Hundreds of Homes.

For the first time, researchers have utilized detailed factors such as water depth and temperature to better estimate the capacity for floating solar panels on U.S. reservoirs. Even under conservative projections, these reservoirs present enormous potential, with the ability to support projects generating up to 77,000 megawatts. (Photo: Getty Images)

Solar Panels Lose a Third of Their Gains to Coal Pollution, Global Study Finds

Stardust in the Ice: How Antarctic Cores Are Mapping Our Path Through the Galaxy

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Electricity Trick Could Make Concrete Almost Carbon-Free

Location map (after Daly et al., 2020) of the extensional zone within the Central African Plateau of Zambia. The Kafue Rift is connected to the Luano and Luangwa rifts to the NE, and the Western branch of the EARS at the Rukwa rift (RRB) and Rungwe Volcanic Province (RVP). Rift zone samples include geothermal wells (Well 15, 18, 20) and springs (Bwengwa and Gwisho). Basement hydrothermal spring samples were collected ∼50 km to the SW (Mosali spring) and ∼150 km to the NNW (Lubungu spring) from the rift zone. Locations of other thermal springs from (Legg, 1974; Tamburello et al., 2022).

Africa May Be Splitting Apart Along a Hidden Rift Stretching From Tanzania to Namibia

Smart AI charging can extend electric car battery life by 23 percent – without increasing charging time. Photo: Ivan Radic | CC BY 2 0

AI Charges Your Electric Car Fast and Makes the Battery Last Longer Too

View of Earth taken during International Space Station Expedition 66

Carbon Dioxide Cools the Stratosphere. Scientists Have Figured Out Why

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Fifty-Six Million Years Frozen: New Model Rewrites the Story of Snowball Earth

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