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#91Environmental ScienceFront Page26 December 2025

Mytilus californianus Heat Stress Response: Digestive Systems Buckle Under Future Extremes

Mussels increase digestive enzyme activity to counter moderate heat and fasting, but this mechanism fails under combined stress. An acute heat shock of 32°C collapses amylase function across all groups, suggesting future heatwaves may override physiological defences.

By James Bond, Escobar, Hood, Hong, Rankins, Chan, Betancourt, Brocco French, Procter, Wehrle, Connor

#92Physics & AstronomyFront Page15 November 2025

The Salty Twist in Nanoparticle Pollution's Behaviour

The toxicity of silver nanoparticles in aquatic environments follows a surprising curve. Increasing water's saltiness initially forces these pollutants to clump together and become less harmful, but at ultra-high levels, they can break apart and turn dangerous once more, suggesting current safety regulations may be inadequate.

By Luo, Xu, Zhang, Wang, Gu, Wang, Yang, Jiang

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