Canada must take action to prevent climate-related migration
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Immortality at a price: How the promise of delaying death has become a consumer marketing bonanza
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What can you do if you don't like your child's friends?
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How Trump's trade war is supercharging the fast fashion industry
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Succession battles are not just a TV trope
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Video: Ignis mission ready for lift-off
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NASA provides hardware for space station DNA repair experiment
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Ocean mud locks up much of the planet's carbon—we're digging deep to map these ancient stores
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New book offers a roadmap for research–practice partnerships that can transform schools
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AMOC decline linked to increased dry season rainfall in parts of the Amazon rainforest
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How social media is shifting the spread of hurricane information
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AI-designed waveguides pave the way for next-generation photonic devices
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Your dog is talking: Why you might be missing their silent messages
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Lawn story: Turfgrass data may improve urban greenhouse gas emission estimates
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Searching for axions by analyzing X-ray observations of entire galaxies
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Suspended children are twice as likely to be involved in violence, even when accounting for their behavior
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Relativistic jet detected in active galaxy Markarian 110
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Almost HALF of Brits are now on TikTok: Video app celebrates hitting 30 million UK users
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New book explores misinformation's history, psychology, social impact and potential solutions
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Building climate resilience in the island nation of Dominica
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Giant plankton could help coral fight climate change
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Modeling electric response of materials, a million atoms at a time
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Core components for NASA's Roman Space Telescope pass major shake test
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NASA's ready-to-use dataset details land motion across North America
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Study reveals how fatal school shootings disrupt local economies
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Social media curfews for children WON'T work - and could even create divides in friendships and lead to isolation, experts warn
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Fish feel PAIN just like humans, scientists say - as they call for common slaughter method to be halted immediately
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'Boil in a bag' funerals that dissolve bodies and flush them down the drain to become available in Britain after catching on around the world
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Axiom Space's record-setter to lead astronauts from three nations on private mission
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California tsunami: Here's where damage and casualties could be the worst
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Good news for gardeners! Scientists have uncovered a simple way to boost plant growth - and all you need is a speaker
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UN summit to tackle 'emergency' in world's oceans
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The truth about 'Sephora kids' taking over TikTok: Children as young as 7 are using dozens of products on their faces - putting them at risk of lifelong skin allergies
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Farmed production of some fish—and seaweed—is soaring
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Tangled humpback whale sparks rescue mission off Australia
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Shoppers are wary of digital shelf labels, but a study found they don't lead to price surges
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Can you solve it? The deductive decade – ten years of Monday puzzles
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Starwatch: sanguine Antares contrasts with silver light of the moon
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Overconfidence in finance bosses can lead to environmental rule-breaking
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Protected Antarctic oceanic life threatened by ships anchoring, underwater videos show
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Dehorning rhinos tips the balance against poaching—new study
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Moving toward circular agriculture thanks to nutrient separation from manure
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Four myths about 'low-skilled' migration busted
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Les Squires obituary
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Nonreciprocal light speed control achieved using cavity magnonics device
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How to move a rhino
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US oyster gardeners rebuild nature's own water-cleaning system
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Money, mining and marine parks: The big issues at UN ocean summit
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Man who let snakes bite him 200 times spurs new antivenom hope
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Video shows dolphin calf birth and first breath at Chicago zoo. Mom's friend helped
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Surprising plant growth boost traced to molecule known for animal metabolism
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Scientists investigate parasite's lifecycle to combat deadly Chagas disease
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Chris Hadfield: ‘Worst space chore? Fixing the toilet. It’s even worse when it’s weightless’
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Astronomers thought the Milky Way was doomed to crash into Andromeda. Now they're not so sure
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Making it easier to build a granny flat makes sense—but it's no solution to a housing crisis
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Milky Way's chance of colliding with galaxy billions of years from now? New study puts odds at 50-50
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From hotspot to flashpoint: How tourism pushed Barcelona to breaking point, and how social movements are fighting back
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'No one knew what was happening': New research shows how domestic violence harms young people's schooling
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Saturday Citations: Reality vs. imagination; rhinos vs. poachers; mathematics vs. the Big Bang
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Lead isotope analysis debunks legend of Dutch basin made entirely from Spanish treasure fleet silver
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Oldest physical evidence of butterflies or moths discovered in 236-million-year-old poop
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Hurricanes stir deep ocean layers, bringing nutrients and low-oxygen zones to surface, study finds
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Knowing what's there: New Montana State study catalogs more than 1,000 rangeland-dependent species
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Kenya NGO saves turtles from nets, plastic and rising tides
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Fermenting legume pulses increases antioxidant and antidiabetic properties, study finds
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Scientists discover 230 new giant viruses that shape ocean life and health
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Ultrasound toothbrush promises painless checks for hidden gum problems
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Study finds protein droplets shield fragile DNA from repair errors
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Endangered mountain caribou have unique gut microbes linked to lichen diet
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Polymers gain fire resistance and sustainability with light-powered chemical upgrade
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