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Coastal groundwater phosphorus drives global acceleration of algal blooms

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By K. Cheng, Joseph Lee, Jiu Jimmy Jiao, Adina Paytan, Donald Anderson, Holly Michael, Shuh-Ji Kao, Jin Wu Verified, Xin M Luo, Weijun Cai, Mathew A. Charette
| Nature Verified
Abstract Coastal algal blooms (CABs) are accelerating worldwide. This intensification is particularly puzzling in regions where nitrogen inputs have been curbed, yet blooms persist or worsen. Here we reveal excess dissolved inorganic phosphorus (DIP) from coastal groundwater as a critical, previously overlooked driver.
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Case Report: Pediatric MOG/NMDAR overlap syndrome with delayed cortical MRI evolution and incidental venous sinus hypoplasia

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By Wenqing Cao, Mei L. Liu, Jin Wu Verified, Zezhen Chen
| Frontiers in Immunology
Abstract Background: Pediatric overlap of myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein antibody-associated disease (MOGAD) and anti-N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor encephalitis (MNOS) is uncommon. At onset, such cases may resemble infectious or vascular disorders, leading to premature diagnostic closure and delayed immunotherapy.
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Global mining has undermined forest conservation within and beyond protected areas

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By He Ren, Yihua Hu, Tingting He, Yanling Zhao, Youpeng Lu, Fashuai Li, Maoxin Zhang, Jianyong Zhang, Hongtao Cao, Huicai Yang, Jin Wu Verified, Zhipei Sun, Jianyu Wang, Yuwei Chen
| Nature Verified
Abstract Protected areas are widely regarded as a cornerstone of global forest conservation, yet growing mineral demand intensifies mining pressure on them. Here, we present a global assessment of mining-induced forest loss within and beyond protected areas from 2001 to 2020. We find that approximately 11% (~1372 km2) of global mining-induced forest loss occurs within protected areas, with this proportion increasing to ~19% during 2016–2020.
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