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By 2100, some equatorial Southeast Asian coasts could see today’s 100-year floods every year, as rising sea level lifts the baseline beneath tides and storms. @EarthsFutureEiC
Up to 1.16 volts from humid air: a flexible paper-like device made from waste fibers, salt, and recycled battery carbon nearly doubled earlier moisture-generator output. @SciReports
Deep below Lost City, superheated water matched the vents’ chemistry almost exactly, pointing to an underground source for the hydrogen-rich fluid that fuels this sunless ecosystem.
Daily lycopene helped Parkinson’s-model mice keep steadier movement and more dopamine neurons, while a possible link to the brain’s dopamine recycling system remains unresolved.
