The safest cities for female digital nomads revealed - as VERY surprising location takes the crown
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Bold packaging colors impact consumer behavior: Study reveals surprising effects on product use
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The rise of the 'Britishism': Americans are adopting words like 'bonkers', 'tune' and 'cheers' - as even Sabrina Carpenter reveals her love for British slang
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AI tool aims to help conserve Japan's cherry trees
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Strong quake shakes Taiwan, though no damage immediately reported
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A micromoon will grace the night skies this weekend
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New observations show the asteroid that won't hit Earth resembles a spinning hockey puck
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Hawaii's Kilauea volcano spews fountains of lava in latest eruption episode
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Light pollution stimulates cyanobacterial growth and metabolic processes in lakes, large-scale experiment shows
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State-funded preschool may lead to better academic outcomes
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The future of weather forecasting: UK-first trial will see mobile phone masts used as an early warning system for rain
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Now woke scientists want to change the definition of RAT in the dictionary
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Revealed: The most desirable pair of lips in the world... so do YOU agree with the results?
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How giant, low-cost, low-wage retailing came to thrive in the U.S. economy
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Can individual billing reduce water waste?
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Heavy methane emissions from Swedish lakes baffle researchers
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Reducing cattle ranching is not enough to restore degraded soils in Brazil's Caatinga, researchers say
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Bimetallene catalyst enables energy-efficient biomass conversion
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Analyzing potential of delivery services to increase food access in Detroit could prompt similar initiatives elsewhere
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Early education linked to reduced risky behavior in teens
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Understanding consumer dynamics in community-supported agriculture
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A year after the solar eclipse, Dallas area scientists are still uncovering cosmic clues
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Spray drones prove effective for crabgrass management in turf
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NASA's Deep Space Network starts new dish, marks 60 years in Australia
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AI helps decode horses' body language for better veterinary care
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Ancient fossil sheds big light on evolution enigma, solving a 100-year arthropod mystery
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Scientists unveil evolutionary conservation and innovation in mammalian hypothalamus development
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Frustration incorporated: How mismatched geometries can enhance material strength and toughness
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From social to biological networks: New algorithm uncovers key proteins in human disease
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New research finds fluorescence in feathers of Long-eared Owls
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Computer simulations suggest CO₂ can be stored underground indefinitely
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Predicting animal movements under global change
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Study finds evidence that prehistoric rhinos lived in huge herds
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A simple animal's response to sickness highlights the nervous system's surprising degree of flexibility
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Life recovered rapidly at site of dino-killing asteroid. A hydrothermal system may have helped
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China plans to build the world's largest dam. But what of India and Bangladesh downstream?
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Rivers are increasingly being given legal rights
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The latest update on NZ's state of the environment is sobering, but there are glimmers of progress
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What autistic people think should be prioritized in education for autistic learners
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Study finds half of First Nations birthing parents experience interventions by child and family services
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New AI tool makes sense of public opinion data in minutes, not months
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Farmers brought fish up the mountains of Europe as early as the 7th century, ancient DNA reveals
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Perceptions of the past and the future affect individual climate change action
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Peru's ancient irrigation systems turned deserts into farms because of the culture. Without it, the systems failed
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Disturbed sleep cycle propels cyanobacteria into surprising burst of productivity
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Nurturing mothers help baby monkeys recognize key facial expressions
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Sperm don't just swim, they screw their way forward
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Universal spatiotemporal scaling laws govern daily population flow in cities
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Feeding dairy cows whole cottonseed byproduct boosts milk fat, researchers find
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Tutankhamun: Plain-looking mud trays in pharaoh's tomb may have been key part of complex afterlife rituals
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International team calls for new approach to estimate crop yield potential and gaps
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Long-spined sea urchin surprisingly not on the menu for large fish
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High mercury levels found in Svalbard birds
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Creativity and problem-solving: How Design Thinking transforms university teaching
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Pets make more persuasive social media influencers than people, study shows
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UK hit by THREE earthquakes in popular hiking hotspot over just six hours
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Lactic acid bacteria can improve plant-based dairy alternatives
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Water filter with nanoscale channels selectively removes stubborn 'forever chemicals'
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Scientists detect and analyze flight sound of invasive Asian hornet in move to protect honeybee colonies
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Study highlights role of social workers in addressing marginalized communities bearing brunt of climate disasters
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Biologists demonstrate microbiome's key role in moon jellyfish life cycle
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Platinum-based alloy catalyst can enhance methanol fuel cell efficiency and durability
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Demand-centric labor-intensive industries may help our shrinking middle class
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How storytelling, creativity and collaborations can inspire climate action
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Cities that want to attract business should focus less on financial incentives and more on making people feel safe
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How racism fueled the Eaton Fire's destruction in Altadena
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The return of apex predators like sharks can restore critical ecological balance to coral reefs
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Researcher proposes first-time model that replaces dark energy and dark matter in explaining nature of the universe
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Forget robot dogs! Kawasaki unveils a hydrogen-powered, ride-on robo-HORSE that can gallop over almost any terrain
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DNA analysis reveals gene copy number variation drives rapid adaptation in invasive plants
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