How Zone Zero, designed to protect California homes from wildfire, became plagued with controversy and delays
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An accidentally introduced parasitoid could save box trees from ecological extinction
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How to speak Gen Z: As 'vibe-coding' is named word of the year and 'lol' is declared a 'phone ick' - take the test to see if you can keep up with the TikTok generation's lingo
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Adverts for trendy LED face masks BANNED for making misleading claims about acne and rosacea
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SpaceX, ULA line up double launch night that would tie Space Coast record
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Archaeologists examine evidence for Indigenous long-distance voyaging below 50°S
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You're cooking pasta wrong! Scientists reveal the exact amount of salt you should add to your water - and it's probably a lot MORE than you think
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Can you speak CAT? Take the test to see if you can decode a moggie's body language
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Urgent warning to seafood lovers as scientists discover dangerous microplastics in LOBSTERS
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Scientists have unlocked a way to dye polyester using 90% fewer chemicals and 40% less water
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The Universe may have already started slowing down
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Concealed deals drive up 401(k) fees
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Deep-sea mining waste threatens life and foodwebs in the ocean's dim 'twilight zone,' first study of its kind finds
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Astronomers discover dying stars eating their planets
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Who is setting fire to the Amazon?
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Climate change boosted Hurricane Melissa's destructive winds and rain, analysis finds
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New gel regrows tooth enamel and could transform dentistry
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Why scientists are rethinking how gold was made: Magnetars may be the universe’s first cosmic goldsmiths
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Is it ok for politicians to use AI? Survey shows where the public draws the line
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A genetic switch lets plants accept nitrogen-fixing bacteria
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Lonely? Here's how to connect with old friends—and make new ones
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Wegovy in a pill? Massive weight loss results revealed
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Scientists find hidden brain source that fuels dementia
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First animal in space! Brave stray dog whose 1957 space mission made history and never returned
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Landscape clues suggest Indigenous Peoples have thrived in southwestern Amazon for more than 1,000 years
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Do you speak cat? Take this quiz to find out
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Nanotech makes cancer drug 20,000x stronger, without side effects
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Scientists may have found how to reverse memory loss in aging brains
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Where's nature positive? Australia must ensure environment reforms work to restore what's been lost
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Minnesota schools under stress as they try to serve students' mental health needs
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Online child sexual exploitation is a rising but misunderstood threat—here's what the experts want you to know
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How wars ravage the environment—and what international law is doing about it
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The beauty backfire effect: Being too attractive can hurt fitness influencers, new research shows
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Ancient Greeks and Romans knew harming the environment could change the climate
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Deep-sea sponge microbes yield promising molecule to combat salmonid disease
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Home advantage? How consumers misjudge the environmental impact of imported food
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Bioinspired dual-phase nanopesticide enables smart controlled release
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An innovative tool coating could improve the way products—from aerospace to medical devices—are made
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Island reptiles face extinction before they are even studied, warns global review
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Revealed: The 138 historic sites in England at risk of being lost FOREVER - including a secretive Italian-style pergola in Hampstead Heath and the 'birthplace of vaccination' in Gloucestershire
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Universe expansion may be slowing, not accelerating, study suggests
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Asymmetric stress engineering advances current-carrying performance of iron-based superconducting wires
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Universe's expansion 'is now slowing, not speeding up': Evidence mounts that dark energy weakens over time
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Scientists call for a BAN on Chelsea tractors in Britain - as figures show supersized cars are 44% more likely to be involved in fatal collisions
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Brazil's upcoming UN climate summit highlights how tricky climate pledges are to keep
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Ancestors of Asian Forest Tortoises Evolved in Europe, New Fossil Discovery Suggests
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Video: Copernicus Sentinel-1D launch
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The Largest and Oldest Known Maya Monument Could Symbolize a Model of the Universe
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Aging Stars May Be Destroying Close-In Giant Exoplanets, Astronomers Say
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Some People Are Wired to Spot Faces Instantly — And Their Skill Is Shaping Smarter Tech
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A Two-Mile-Tall Man Is Carved Into the Australian Outback — But No One Saw It Happen
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How Index Fossils Help Reconstruct Earth's Ancient and Mysterious Past
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Camels and Llamas May Hold an Unexpected Key to Healing the Brain
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Astronomers reveal tasty insights into exoplanet formation using SPAM
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Engineered membraneless organelles boost bioproduction in Corynebacterium glutamicum
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Researchers improve marine aerosol remote sensing accuracy using multiangular polarimetry
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Tiny diatoms, big climate impact: How microscopic skeletons rapidly shape ocean chemistry
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New environmental DNA test could help rare hammerhead sharks fight extinction
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Those who work together tend to move in sync, trampoline experiment shows
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Simulations show Antarctic meltwater slows warming but drives uneven sea level rise
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The basic mechanisms of visual attention emerged over 500 million years ago, study suggests
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California surface water costs can triple during drought, underlining need for better management
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East African Rift study uncovers why breaking up is hard for some continents
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Holiday travel mayhem as thousands of flights to be CANCELED at airports across the country due to shutdown
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Researchers discover an 'all-body brain' in sea urchins
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The 'blue forest' in figures: First global inventory of carbon stored by seagrass meadows
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Urban fungi show signs of thermal adaptation
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Extended defects unlock new properties in nanomaterials
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Chasing and splashing molecules create resilient order from apparent chaos, study shows
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Three astronauts are left stranded in space after their ship was 'struck by unknown object'
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