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Scientists Solve Mystery Behind Clockwork-Like Pacific Earthquakes With Implications for Global Underwater Fault Risk

Scientists Solve Mystery Behind Clockwork-Like Pacific Earthquakes With Implications for Global Underwater Fault Risk

A new study published in Science has identified the physical mechanism behind the remarkably predictable earthquake pattern at the Gofar transform fault in the eastern Pacific, where magnitude 6 earthquakes have struck e…

Mon May 18 20265 min
Seabed Life Triples in South Arran Marine Protected Area Following Bottom Trawling Ban

Seabed Life Triples in South Arran Marine Protected Area Following Bottom Trawling Ban

A new study published in Science Direct has found that the seabed in Scotland's South Arran Marine Protected Area now hosts three times more organisms and twice as many species than nearby unprotected waters, almost a de…

Fri May 15 20264 min
Egypt's Nile River Faces Mounting Water Security Risks as Flow Declines and Salinity Rises

Egypt's Nile River Faces Mounting Water Security Risks as Flow Declines and Salinity Rises

The flow of the Nile River has fallen from 3,000 cubic metres per second to 2,800 over the past 50 years, exposing Egypt to growing water security risks as Mediterranean salinity intrusion, evaporation in Lake Victoria,…

Fri May 08 20264 min
Global Study Warns 40 World River Deltas Are Sinking Under Combined Threat of Subsidence and Sea Level Rise

Global Study Warns 40 World River Deltas Are Sinking Under Combined Threat of Subsidence and Sea Level Rise

A 2026 global study published in Nature has identified that 40 of the world's largest river deltas are subject to a double burden of land subsidence and sea level rise, with 19 deltas including the Mekong, Nile, Chao Phr…

Thu May 07 20267 min
Decade-Long Whale Shark Satellite Study Drives New Marine Protected Area in Indonesia

Decade-Long Whale Shark Satellite Study Drives New Marine Protected Area in Indonesia

A 10-year satellite tracking study of whale sharks in Indonesian waters has produced one of the largest tracking datasets of the species globally and is now being used by the Indonesian government to establish a whale sh…

Wed May 06 20265 min
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