Air pollution inequities linked to industrial swine facilities are detectable from space
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Shocking images reveal the cities that 'will be flooded by global warming by 2100 as sea levels rise by up to 6.2 FEET'- so, can you tell where they are?
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Advanced radio telescope technology 'sifts' space for mysteries
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Lost site depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry is DISCOVERED after 900 years: Archaeologists pinpoint the residence of Harold, the last Anglo-Saxon King of England
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A new framework could enhance the rigor and impact of criminal justice intervention evaluations
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Ingenuity measurements reveal surprising wind speeds on Mars
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A new experimental system to bring quantum technologies closer to students
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Teens uncertain how to assess online information, German study finds
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'Last Ice Area' in the Arctic could disappear much sooner than previously thought
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Dwarf planet Ceres may have received organic material from space objects
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Fast radio bursts appear to be caused by young neutron stars
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Even more planets may be hiding in Kepler's fields
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Vision-based navigation system enables satellites to approach or avoid other objects in space
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Study explores libido of boars and impact on sow fertility for pig farming
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Almost 2 million people in the UK didn't have the right ID to vote in 2024
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Hear ye! Hear ye! Previously unknown set of cochlear hearing modes supports complexities in human hearing
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Nonlinear optical crystal for ultraviolet lasers remains remarkably stable under extreme pressure
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Harnessing atom-light interactions: A step towards stable quantum systems
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SpaceX lines up Monday afternoon launch from Cape Canaveral
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Global sea level very likely to rise between 0.5 and 1.9 meters by 2100 under a high-emissions scenario
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Study unveils the career impact of attractiveness: Higher salaries and prestigious roles over time
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Trimetallic synergy and defects: A catalyst for climate action
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Trump has rejected the Paris agreement again, but game theory shows how other countries can still lead by example
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Preserving Asian horseshoe crab populations through targeted conservation strategies
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How tiny algae shaped the evolution of giant clams
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Kitchen experiments shed light on Mars's volcanic rootless cones
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Discovery paves way for more resistant soybeans to combat $1.5 billion crop loss from nematode infection
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Toy boys rejoice! Women really DO prefer younger men, scientists confirm
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Men and women equally attracted to younger partners, study suggests
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Genomes unraveled for three unusual spiders
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Understanding the science of meaty flavors could be key to sustainable diets, says academic
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Global report calls for urgent action to reverse biodiversity loss
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Team uses AI and quantum computing to target 'undruggable' cancer protein
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Rural communities in Québec are embracing 'mushroom tourism' to boost local economies
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Wanting to 'return to normal' after a disaster is understandable, but often problematic
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Microgravity in space may cause cancer, but mimicking weightlessness could help researchers develop treatments
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'Megatsunami' in Netflix series debunked
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Researchers achieve high-rate and stable ammonia electrosynthesis from nitrate
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Researchers explore strategies to aid smallholder fish farmers in Zambia
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Harnessing mushroom microbiomes for better crop development
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California depends on prison labor to deal with climate disasters—Canada must avoid a similar model
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Unraveling the connection between Canadian wildfires and Arctic ice clouds
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Three reasons to fear humanity won't reach net-zero emissions—and four reasons we might just do it
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Genome-wide atlas of cell morphology reveals gene functions
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Experiments corroborate theory about how Titan maintains its atmosphere
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Memes spread conspiracy theories by uniting online groups, shows new research
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The 'singles tax' means you often pay more for going it alone. Here's how it works
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Breaking boundaries: Protein found at cell's edge also discovered in nucleus
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Urban food gardens produce more than vegetables, they create bonds for young Capetonians
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Hubble studies the Tarantula Nebula's outskirts
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Hawai'i's two most active volcanoes share a magma source, research reveals
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The Borealis Mud Volcano: A hidden sanctuary for marine biodiversity
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The aging technology Congress uses just caught up to 2017-era Pizza Hut
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Finding 'Kape': How language documentation helps us preserve an endangered language
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Research reveals corporate strategy to support Black-owned businesses, avoid backlash
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UK water industry found to be using deception tactics to deflect blame for sewage pollution
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A new chemical tool to create efficient carbon-nitrogen bonds, lowering the cost of tomorrow's medicine
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Teachers becoming 'community connectors' to address disadvantage in local areas, study shows
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Why meteorologists are comparing Storm Éowyn to a bomb
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One large Milky Way galaxy or many galaxies? 100 years ago, Edwin Hubble settled astronomy's 'Great Debate'
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How Canada and the US can still tackle climate change in a second Trump era
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Helioseismology method can measure solar radiative opacity under extreme conditions
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Canada's claim that it champions human rights is at odds with its mining practices
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There are places on Earth that could have life but don't. What can we learn?
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Sleeping bacteria: New study uncovers mechanisms of dormancy involving protein aggregation
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Floating solar can increase greenhouse gas emissions on small ponds, study finds
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Plant-based alternative for harmful algal bloom mitigation discovered
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Smoldering woody debris fuels air pollution over the Amazon
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Online shopping nudges can effectively promote plant-based food choices
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Electrochemical X-ray scattering unlocks secrets of redox enzymes
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