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Warming Accelerates Global Drought Severity
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Warming Accelerates Global Drought Severity

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Drought is one of the most common and complex natural hazards affecting the environment, economies and populations globally1–4. However, there are significant uncertainties in global drought trends4–6, and a limited understanding of the extent to which a key driver, atmospheric evaporative demand (AED), impacts the recent evolution of the magnitude, frequency, duration and areal extent of droughts. Here, by developing an ensemble of high-resolut…See the Story
Complete sequencing of ape genomes
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Complete sequencing of ape genomes

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The most dynamic and repetitive regions of great ape genomes have traditionally been excluded from comparative studies1–3. Consequently, our understanding of the evolution of our species is incomplete. Here we present haplotype-resolved reference genomes and comparative analyses of six ape species: chimpanzee, bonobo, gorilla, Bornean orangutan, Sumatran orangutan and siamang. We achieve chromosome-level contiguity with substantial sequence accu…Read Article
Glacial retreat converts exposed landscapes from net carbon sinks to sources
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Glacial retreat converts exposed landscapes from net carbon sinks to sources

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Retreat of continental ice sheets exposes comminuted sediment in disequilibrium with non-glacial conditions. Weathering of this sediment may create climate feedbacks by altering exchange of greenhouse gases between atmosphere and landscapes. Here we show in a partially deglaciated watershed in southwest Greenland that glacial meltwater contains low concentrations of reactive dissolved organic carbon that enhances weathering of freshly comminuted…Read Article

Why people follow rules

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Why people follow rules, especially laws and social norms, is debated across the human sciences. The importance of intrinsic respect for rules is particularly controversial. To reveal the behavioural principles of rule-following, we develop CRISP, an interdisciplinary framework that explains rule-conformity C as a function of intrinsic respect for rules R, extrinsic incentives I, social expectations S and social preferences P. We deploy CRISP in…ScienceRead Article

Ovarian vascular aging: a hidden driver of mid-age female fertility decline

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Although ovarian reserve remains sufficient, ovarian function declines in mid-age, leading to reduced fertility around age 35, with the causes remaining unclear. Recent studies highlight vascular aging as a key factor in this decline, with age-related reductions in ovarian vascular remodeling disrupting oocyte development. Salidroside, a natural compound that reverses ovarian vascular aging and promotes ovarian angiogenesis, presents a promising…ScienceRead Article

Father’s adolescent body silhouette is associated with offspring asthma, lung function and BMI through DNA methylation

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Boys’ pubertal overweight associates with future offspring’s asthma and low lung function. To identify how paternal overweight is associated with offspring’s DNA methylation (DNAm), we conducted an epigenome-wide association study of father’s body silhouette (FBS) at three timepoints (age 8, voice break and 30) and change in FBS between these times, with offspring DNAm, in the RHINESSA cohort (N = 339). We identified 2005 differentially methylat…ScienceRead Article

Vegan and omnivore diets in relation to nutrient intake and greenhouse gas emissions in Iceland

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Plant-rich diets have gained recognition for their environmental sustainability. However, relatively few studies have compared dietary habits of vegans and omnivores in terms of compliance with nutritional recommendations and dietary greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, which this study aimed to assess. We used data on 651 omnivores and 68 vegans from the Icelandic National Dietary Survey (2019–2021) and a comparable survey on vegans (2022–2023), res…Science · IcelandRead Article

The dark side of artificial intelligence adoption: linking artificial intelligence adoption to employee depression via psychological safety and ethical leadership

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being integrated into business practices, fundamentally altering workplace dynamics and employee experiences. While the adoption of AI brings numerous benefits, it also introduces negative aspects that may adversely affect employee well-being, including psychological distress and depression. Drawing upon a range of theoretical perspectives, this study examines the association between organizational AI…ScienceRead Article

Does employee happiness create value for firm performance?

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This study examines the impact of employee happiness on firm performance in the UK using data from the “Best 100 British Companies to Work For” list (2001–2020). Applying the Carhart four-factor model to monthly data, we find that happier firms outperform the market, generating a monthly alpha of 32 basis points (3.86% annualized), which increases further to 34 basis points when weighted by ranking. Newly listed firms experience significant abno…ScienceRead Article

West African–South American pandemic Vibrio cholerae encodes multiple distinct phage defence systems

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Our understanding of the factors underlying the evolutionary success of different lineages of pandemic Vibrio cholerae remains incomplete. The West African–South American (WASA) lineage of V. cholerae, responsible for the 1991–2001 Latin American cholera epidemic, is defined by two unique genetic signatures. Here we show that these signatures encode multiple distinct anti-phage defence systems. Firstly, the WASA-1 prophage encodes an abortive-in…ScienceRead Article

Adolescent marriage, maternity, and limited access to education in 106 countries: Bayesian analysis of prevalence, trend, and prediction

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Effectively addressing issues related to adolescent children being out of school and vulnerable to harmful practices is essential for advancing SDG 3—5. This study aimed to assess the prevalence, trends, and future projections of adolescent child vulnerability. We analyzed data from 386 datasets spanning 106 countries, encompassing 1,292,258 adolescent girls year 1990— 2023. Bayesian methods were employed to estimate prevalence, trends, and futu…ScienceRead Article

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