The Nansen Legacy Project Blog Do you think we know whom we share this planet with? Then you are mistaken.
Share your science: High levels of pollutants in polar bears from the Barents Sea – what are the reasons behind?
Is the world going to run out of water? In many places the answer is yes – if we continue as we have done. The rest of the world could learn a lot from Denmark, one of the few countries to have reduced its water consumption.
Biodiversity at risk because we don’t assess the risk of pesticides properly A more complete approach to pesticide environmental risk assessment should replace the current system, which represents real world conditions poorly.
Wax on, wax off: What do plant roots and karate have in common? A particular type of wax that accumulates on the surface of plant root cells is vital for their nutrient balance, new study shows. The results truly challenge the way we think about plant growth and plant root adaptations.
Green transition: The whole world can learn from a small town in Iceland A small town in northern Iceland has gone almost CO2-neutral. Researchers went there to find out how they did it and what we can learn from them.
The Nansen Legacy Project Blog Hard disks full of data despite ice, darkness and freezing temperatures
