Developing a new system to monitor greenhouse gases in remote river headwaters
How can the fluxes of these gases be continuously monitored in river headwater areas that are difficult to access and where access to electricity and
How can the fluxes of these gases be continuously monitored in river headwater areas that are difficult to access and where access to electricity and
A study published in Science shows that the exposed sediments of the desiccated Aral Sea have already released vast amounts of carbon dioxide since 1960,
This Friday 8 May, the Vall de Boí Town Hall hosted the presentation of the Mountain River Lab, a pioneering scientific infrastructure aimed at developing
Together with the Catalan Water Agency (ACA) and the Baix Llobregat County Council, they are launching a pilot project based on nature-based solutions to improve
The international SERVICO2 project, coordinated by the Centre for Advanced Studies of Blanes (CEAB-CSIC), focuses on studying —and highlighting— a little-known but crucial ecosystem service
CEAB-CSIC researcher Eugènia Martí has been recognized as a Fellow by this international scientific society. The title is awarded in recognition of an outstanding scientific
A study led by researchers from the CEAB-CSIC has been highlighted by the scientific community as one of the most significant in recent months for
On the occasion of World Water Day, Casa Asia, CSIC, and CEAB are organizing docuforums on one of the greatest ecological disasters on the planet:
This was one of the key insights shared by Loyola University Chicago biologist Tim Hoellein during a scientific seminar held at CEAB-CSIC on March 6.
A project led by CEAB-CSIC is studying how removing river barriers affects the balance of greenhouse gases. These artificial obstacles, in addition to disrupting processes
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