A study by Ouyang & colleagues finds tidal wetlands export over 30% of terrestrial dissolved carbon to coastal oceans, buffering ocean acidification. However, future groundwater discharge could decrease by up to 28.91% due to climate impacts. cell.com/one-earth/full…)

A framework from White & colleagues highlights gaps in understanding for immediate study by academic and business stakeholders. It guides businesses, sectors, and researchers in prioritizing data, strategy, and collaboration for a nature-positive future cell.com/one-earth/full…

How extreme heat challenge our body systems & what cooling strategies can be effective? Read this interesting Primer cell.com/one-earth/S259… by Robert D. Meade Harvard University & colleagues.

While heat governance innovations are emerging in limited places like Arizona, they are still largely experimental. What else is needed? Read this new & insightful Commentary from Sara Meerow & Ladd Keith: cell.com/one-earth/S259…

A group of experts share their insights about novel technical solutions to enable sustainable cooling. Read further this month’s new Voices cell.com/one-earth/full…

A study by Ouyang & colleagues reveals climate change could reduce carbon export from tidal wetlands and risk their submergence. Tidal wetlands are crucial carbon sinks and buffer ocean acidification. cell.com/one-earth/full…

Why extreme heat is life-threatening, what are the health impacts of heat stress & what is the heat-health mechanism? Learn all these in the new & very interesting Primer by Robert D. Meade & colleagues cell.com/one-earth/S259… Harvard University

With global infrastructure projects like China’s transportation plans, roadless areas are at risk of rapid decline. A new study by Li & colleagues urges policymakers to plan carefully to protect these vital conservation zones, especially in eastern China. cell.com/one-earth/full…

“Successful upscaling of heat mitigation will require equity & justice issues to be central to any urban response”, commented by Dr Radhika Khosla Oxford Future of Cooling Programme Read further the conversation cell.com/one-earth/full…

A study by Ouyang & colleagues finds that tidal wetlands export 30.9%-53.6% of terrestrial dissolved carbon, boosting CO2 buffering in oceans. However, global warming may reduce this vital export, impacting ocean acidification. cell.com/one-earth/full…

Businesses are pledging "nature-positive" actions. But achieving real impact demands transformative, research-driven strategies. A framework from White & colleagues calls for collaboration to guide nature recovery. cell.com/one-earth/full…

Cooling poverty, a result of inadequate provision of cooling services, is expanding, which will exacerbate life-threatening heat stress if persistent cooling poverty is keeping overlooked. Check out further cell.com/one-earth/full…

A study by Luo & colleagues reveals the global fate of phosphorus (Pi) fertilizer: 63%-72% stored in soil, 9%-16% absorbed by plants, and 0.2%-10% lost. Key factors like soil pH and P-addition quantity drive these outcomes. cell.com/one-earth/full…

Calls to reduce red & processed meat grow due to environmental & social impacts. A new article by Sievert & colleagues explores how industry influence keeps it low on the political agenda. cell.com/one-earth/full…

China's roadless areas, covering 53% of its territory, offer high conservation value and could help meet the 30% protected area target by 2030. A study by Li & colleagues propose conservation strategies balanced with economic growth. cell.com/one-earth/full…

Corporate meat production harms social, animal, and planetary health. A new study by Sievert & colleagues reveals how industry power & weak regulation enable these harms. cell.com/one-earth/full…

Over 25M tons of phosphorus fertilizer are used yearly. A new article from Luo & colleagues find that only 12.6% is absorbed by plants, with most stored in soil or lost. To boost efficiency, we must lower P rates, especially on near-neutral soils. cell.com/one-earth/full…)

This month we’re very excited to have a conversation with Dr Radhika Khosla, leader of the Oxford Future of Cooling Programme, about challenges facing cities in a scorching world & potential solutions cell.com/one-earth/full… University of Oxford

Biodiversity is climbing the global agenda, with businesses committing to "nature-positive" goals. But progress requires transformative strategies. A framework from White & colleagues highlights key areas for collaborative research to guide action cell.com/one-earth/full…

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