Category Archives: In this issue
Increased Methane Emissions from Peatlands—An Unexpected Cost of Oil and Gas Exploration
The authors of the study, whose findings were published in the scientific journal *Communications Earth [...]
Jun
“I Took a Breath” – Leszek Naziemiec on the film “Ujście”
A few years ago, Leszek Naziemiec tested the limits of his endurance in cold water. [...]
Jun
How Is Sand Formed? The Story Hidden in Every Grain
Sand is something we know very well. It’s on the beach and in the sandbox; [...]
Jun
Free water in Europe. Drinking water fountains are returning the favor
Free drinking water is no longer just a convenience for the thrifty. In popular tourist [...]
May
Because of oil and dog food, more species of pinnipeds may disappear
We were all rooting for Timmy recently in his fight for survival. He did not [...]
May
Hydrogeological drought and groundwater. Are we in danger of running out of water?
Hydrogeological drought is not the same as water scarcity, although the two often co-occur. It [...]
May
Closed world seas under pressure from climate change
Enclosed mariginal seas (EMS), such as the Baltic or the Mediterranean, are bodies of water [...]
Apr
How to feed 10 billion people? On the management of water resources in agriculture
Researchers' calculations show that modern agricultural water management (AWM) practices can only sustainably provide food [...]
Apr
We are facing a drought in 2026. It’s not enough to talk about it – you have to stop the water
Drought has once again become one of the most repeated words in the debate about [...]
Apr
Spit, or symbiosis of the elements – a quiet presence by the creek
Imagine the state that flowing water in nature puts you in: it integrates the senses, [...]
Mar
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