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Some of the most nutritious foods in the ocean are being overlooked
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (1005+ words) Overlooked ocean foods such as oysters, mussels, shrimp and other invertebrates deliver surprisingly large amounts of essential vitamins and minerals. Fisheries and fish farms report their output in tons, which measures how much food there is but not what’s in…...
Sunflowers appear to recover after drought, but damage remains
5+ day, 10+ hour ago (939+ words) Sunflowers can look fully recovered after drought while hidden blockages remain inside their stems for weeks, new research reveals. Water a wilted plant and within a day it stands back up, leaves lifted, looking like it healed. Inside the stem,…...
Hundreds of millions of young children now face dangerous heat exposure
2+ week, 2+ day ago (878+ words) Climate change is reshaping heat exposure across generations, with young children facing a rapidly growing burden of dangerous humid heat. Up to 560 million children under age 10 – roughly 43% of all kids that age worldwide – are now living through at least an…...
Climate change is raising diarrhea risk for children across Africa
3+ week, 1+ day ago (711+ words) Climate change is raising childhood diarrhea risk across Africa, but access to clean water, electricity, and transportation may help protect children. However, a new study points to something that might soften the blow, and it is not a vaccine or…...