More than half of the world's coastal settlements are retreating inland to avoid rising sea levels, study finds
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Average size of trees in Amazon has increased as CO₂ levels rise
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Topology reveals the hidden rules of amorphous materials: Softness arises from hierarchical structures
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Under promise, over deliver? China unveils new climate goals
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'Very mean squirrel' seeking food has sent at least 2 people to the ER in a California city
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Now even DOGS are being told to go vegan! Plant-based pet foods are better for the environment than meaty options, scientists claim
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Reducing the environmental 'paw-print'—plant-based dog foods are more sustainable than meat options, study finds
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'Supermassive' black holes aren't as big as we thought! Void 12 billion light-years from Earth is 10 times smaller than expected, study finds
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Storied atom-smasher that makes tiny Big Bangs wraps up mission
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What is the Fujiwhara Effect? Hurricane forecasters warn rare event is nearing East Coast
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A smarter way to control mosquitoes: New method streamlines separation of nonbiting males from females
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NASA launches mission to study sun-fueled solar bubble
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Left-handers rank high in fencing and table tennis
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Key enzyme for high-value natural sweetener production identified and characterized
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Broadband photodetector material senses visible light to long-wave infrared, simplifying device design
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Space-time doesn't exist, but it's a useful framework for understanding our reality
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Study challenges explanation behind North Carolina blue crab decline
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Deadly pathogens found in commercial raw cat foods
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Why you don't have to block roads or glue yourself to buildings to be a climate activist
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Astronomers pinpoint the location of the brightest fast radio burst to date
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Beauty meson decay confirms tension with Standard Model predictions
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Helicopter photos help scientists build 3D model of highest steep face in the Alps
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Opinion: Empathy is under attack, but it remains vital for leadership and connection
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Wastewater treatment plants are a major source of pharmaceutical pollution, study finds
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Hybrid mammoths roamed North America following interspecies breeding, fossil teeth show
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German study indicates high levels of self-censorship and perceived restrictions for scholars specialized in Middle East
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Horizontal vortex tubes may have a significant impact on tornado development
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Graduated, now what? Survey of young Africans shows degrees don't always land them a job
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Spine-chilling moment woman realizes stranger is watching her through Ring camera sparks warnings for others
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Study reveals major trade-offs in global nature conservation strategies
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Is meat masculine? How men really talk about being carnivores
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Molecular discovery reveals how chromosomes are passed from one generation to the next
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Electron microscopy reveals new method to make exotic metal alloys
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Trump isn't cutting Pell Grants, but other changes could complicate financial aid for some students
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Breaking down the science of anthropomorphism
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NASA will say goodbye to the International Space Station in 2030, and welcome in the age of commercial space stations
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Hobbits of Flores evolved to be small by slowing down growth during childhood, research suggests
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Not enemies, but people: Why the world needs to rethink the language of war
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Why slugs are so hard to control, and how scientists are working to keep them in check
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Body image influences girls' grade in physical education, study suggests
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Why economies gain by preparing for climate change
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The real cost of climate change: Global warming could make the average person 24% poorer by 2100, scientists warn
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By 2100, unchecked climate change could slash global GDP per capita by up to 24%
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Q&A: How viruses build perfectly symmetrical protective shells
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Scientists sidestep Heisenberg uncertainty principle in precision sensing experiment
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How researchers are making precision agriculture more affordable
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Information could be a fundamental part of the universe, and may explain dark energy and dark matter
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Creating a map of every living thing, cell by cell
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Scientists use electrons to pattern light sources and wiring directly onto crystals
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Barley's mosaic origin traced to five wild populations and millennia of human involvement
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The more in favor of welfare you are, the more likely you are to support cycle lanes
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How a devastating grape pest is reshaping vineyards across Colorado's Western Slope
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Polarization fluctuates around political events, study shows
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40-year homicide trends show social inequalities
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Primordial black holes may trigger Type Ia supernovae without companion stars
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Mathematical rules provide tape measure for estimating size of ancient marine reptiles from partial fossils
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With AI, chemists create rubber-like materials in record time
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Planetary health check warns risk of 'destabilising' Earth systems
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Spelling instruction can boost both reading and writing for students with learning disabilities
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Robots map chemical reaction 'hyperspaces' to unlock complex networks
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Microbiologists develop bespoke phage therapy to combat antimicrobial resistance
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Global study maps spread of potentially dangerous Vibrio vulnificus in warming coastal waters
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Physicists set record with 6,100-qubit array
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Sea foam can contain considerably more PFAS than water below, study finds
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Social media can create pathway for CEOs to become celebrities
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Study identifies key psychosocial stress factors in freight train driving
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Dramatic changes in fish fauna over the past 40 years in the Elbe estuary
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Defining life with constants from physics
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Finding exomoons using their host planet's wobble
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Mantle 'chemical patchiness': Study provides first direct evidence of its spatial scale
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