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Blockchain is changing grocery shopping: New study reveals freshness transparency can cut food waste and boost profits
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How animals shape the planet in surprising ways
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C. diff uses toxic compound to fuel growth advantage, researchers discover
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Global warming is spiralling out of control: Earth could warm by a whopping 7°C by 2200, scientists predict - leading to flooding, famine, and catastrophic heatwaves
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Deep-sea mining threatens sea life in a way no one is thinking about: By dumping debris into the thriving midwater zone
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Quantum computing tackles classical fluid dynamics challenges
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New carrier birds brought avian flu to Europe and the Americas
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Dyslexia 'invisible' in schools amid parent–teacher divide on support
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Ocean eddies are the food trucks of the sea: Study reveals lipidome composition of mesoscale eddies
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Scientists reveal new insights into Kentucky's water quality challenges
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'Mars and Earth are even more different than we thought': Condensing 20 years of atmospheric wave observations
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Scientists unlock frogs' antibacterial secrets to combat superbugs
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Language ambiguity: How children and adults interpret contextual pronouns differently
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How our perception of waste shapes our reality
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Tracking net-zero carbon debt: Who is responsible for overshoot of the 1.5°C climate limit?
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Overlooked diversity: New research suggests plants, fungi and even viruses use venom
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A budget splash to conserve 30% of Australia's lands will save species—if we choose the right 30%
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Nanowires keep surfaces sterile with silver and electricity
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Machine learning techniques reveal a high-precision land cover map for Siberia, enhancing climatic predictions
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Aspects of communications networks affect development of shared social identity, group performance
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Who is calling? Bats outsmart deception by solving sensory conflicts
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How dreams, prophecies and intuitions can impact the decision to migrate
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Report highlights microbial innovations to combat climate change
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Plants 'breathe' with millions of tiny mouths—lasers illuminate evolution of stomata behavior
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Were large soda lakes the cradle of life?
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Five ways cannabis can contribute to a green future
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Teaching kids about bugs benefits the environment, research suggests
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Ecosystem disrupted following the disappearance of great white sharks, study finds
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Adding silicon to soil can help tomato plants fight South American tomato pinworm
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SpaceX rocket fuel makes stunning swirl in European sky
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Guilt-free foie gras! Scientists have come up with a way to create the dish without force-feeding - and claim it tastes and feels just like the real deal
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The best butter for a vegan shortbread: Experimental tests determine the optimal fat content
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Making foie gras without force-feeding
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Cloud band movement influences wet spells during Indian monsoon, study finds
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Cascaded-mode interferometer could replace beam-splitting waveguides for fiber optics
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From economic struggles to culture wars: Study reveals how GDP influences polarization around the globe
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Climate cost of global trawling still uncertain
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Is this the secret to limitless clean energy? Scientists claim we can produce power from Earth's ROTATION
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More girls are being excluded from school—here's why they feel misjudged by teachers
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TiO₂ nanoparticles offer simultaneous arsenic and uranium remediation from groundwater
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Superoxide's role in enzyme-driven drug synthesis uncovered
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People with learning disabilities are struggling financially, report shows
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Simulations show six valves provide ideal setup for rapidly dispersing cooling gas
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Watch the wild moment a crocodile gets into a brawl with an alligator in Florida
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Scientists uncover how enzymes evolved to function at low temperatures
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NASA warns 'potentially hazardous' asteroid the size of Egypt's Great Pyramid of Giza will make its closest approach to Earth for more than 100 YEARS tomorrow
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Delaying the net zero transition could impose significant economic costs, new research reveals
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'Half ice, half fire': Physicists discover new phase of matter in a magnetic material
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Study finds universality in moving cells—a discovery that could impact health and robotics
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Offering paid time off dramatically cuts odds of employees quitting their jobs, study reveals
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Fluorescent caves could explain how life persists in extraterrestrial environments
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New book explores school choice in 11 countries from Ireland to Ukraine
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Surge in poisoned sea lions threatens beachgoers, burdens rescuers in Southern California
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Nescot dog remains provide insight into Romano-British ritual practices
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SpaceX launches classified NROL-69 mission from Cape Canaveral
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From spit to bankruptcy: the rise and fall of 23andMe
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Radioisotopic ages of newly discovered fossil sites hold clues to evolution of mammals
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Astronomers provide insights into the hot gaseous halo of galaxy NGC 7793
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Image: Hubble captures the Small Magellanic Cloud
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Scientists find concerning link between chewing gum and cancer-linked microplastics
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Radical study of medieval warhorses unveiled in new book
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Hydrophilic coating makes for unflappable golf balls
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Inside tiny UK airport on a beach which is overtaken by the tide twice a day
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Skeletal analysis in Tombos tombs finds hardworking individuals buried among the elite
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Artisanal fishers are almost as accurate as satellites in producing environmental data, study shows
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How an unconventional type of quantum computer opens a new door to the world of elementary particles
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Dozens of fires rage in southern Chile
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South Korea struggles to contain deadly wildfires
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Huge Iron Age hoard is discovered in North Yorkshire: Archaeologists uncover over 800 ancient cauldrons, spears, chariots and horse harnesses thought to be worth £254,000
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