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Ecuador proposes debt swap to enlarge Galapagos |
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Self-driving Roboats, developed at MIT, set sea in Amsterdam
canals |
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'Becoming Cousteau' plumbs depths of French ocean explorer |
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A lab in the sky: Physics experiment in Earth's atmosphere
could help improve GPS performance |
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Humans to blame for warming lakes |
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Antarctic Ozone Hole will persist into November 2021 |
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What's going on with the ozone? |
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Satellite images show positive impact of conservation efforts
for China's coastal wetlands |
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African team to fly "free" a climate monitoring
payload on ISS |
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How the ozone hole influences Antarctic Ice |
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Leicester researchers analyse consequences of China space
weapon test |
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AFRL Space Vehicles Directorate holds first Space Cyber Summit |
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US ban on China Telecom is 'malicious suppression,' says
Beijing |
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US bans China Telecom over national security concerns |
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Australia's Telstra to acquire Digicel Pacific |
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US and UK research labs collaborate on autonomy and artificial
intelligence |
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Key role of the reactor surface in Miller's experiment on the
molecular origin of life |
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UK and France reach new agreement on climate change mission |
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Earth's orbit affects millennial climate variability |
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US to galvanize global 'ambition' on climate: officials |
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Drought to downpour: California weather whiplash is climate
change sentinel |
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Five climate change myths |
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NASA, FEMA to host Alliance for Climate Action series in
October |
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'Never thought we would live like this'--despair for Peru
climate casualties |
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UK's Johnson voices concern COP26 'might go wrong' |
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Late bombardment of the Moon revealed |
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Airbus, Air Liquide and ispace Europe launch EURO2MOON |
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International workshop seeks to turn plans for crewed lunar
observatory into reality |
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China's lunar samples reveal new type of basalt |
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China's Chang'e-5 mission offers new insights into evolution
of Moon |
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Samples from China mission show Moon 'active' more recently
than thought |
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Mixing system prototype for future greenhouses on the Moon |
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Using the Moon to address digital inequality |
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An artificial material that can sense, adapt to its
environment |
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Vast patches of glassy rock in Chilean desert likely created
by ancient exploding comet |
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SwRI-led team produces a new Earth Bombardment Model |
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Astronomers detect signs of an atmosphere stripped from a
planet during giant impact |
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Is Planetary Defense PI in the Sky? |
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NASA prepares to fuel James Webb telescope for December 18
launch |
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Kuaizhou lifts off successfully, places satellite in orbit |
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Ten years of Soyuz at Europe's Spaceport |
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Supporting life beyond earth could be possible--thanks to
graphene innovation |
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Urgent action needed to reduce uncertainty on CO2 storage
prospects |
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In Iceland, CO2 sucked from the air is turned to rock |
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Simple method for converting carbon dioxide into useful
compounds |
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Researchers develop catalyst for stable reduction of carbon
dioxide |
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Rocky Exoplanets Are Even Stranger than We Thought |
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The Road to Launch and Beyond for NASA's James Webb Space
Telescope |
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Need for Larger Space Telescope inspires lightweight flexible
holographic lens |
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Gravitational 'kick' may explain the strange shape at the
center of Andromeda |
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Towards the detection of the nanohertz gravitational-wave
background |
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Simulations in 3D improve understanding of energetic-particle
radiation and help protect space assets |
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Carbon nanotubes could help electronics withstand outer
space's harsh conditions |
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Viasat and AEVEX Aerospace help US Forest Service using
satcoms and infrared mapping to fight fires |
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Climate change main cause of fires in US west: study |
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Wildfires force climate migrants to flee in world's richest
country |
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Researchers move closer to controlling two-dimensional
graphene |
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Iran says stopped US Navy seizing tanker in Sea of Oman |
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US 'absolutely' has ability to defend Taiwan: top Pentagon
general |
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Belgium searches military barracks in far-right probe |
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Iraq's protest movement seeks to find voice in parliament |
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Israeli strikes hit Syria military targets: monitor |
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France calls leaked Macron text 'new low' in Australia subs
row |
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India ramps up Himalayan border defences after deadly China
clashes |
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Ukraine denies Russia border build-up as defense minister
quits |
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S. Africa to get $8.5 billion from rich nations to give up
coal |
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Major methane deal at climate summit--without China |
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Slashing methane emissions key for keeping Earth cool |
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Iran rejects Western 'concerns' over nuclear compliance |
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US, European leaders express 'grave, growing concern' over
Iran |
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Iran agrees to restart nuclear deal talks in Nov; US urges
Iran to show good faith |
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US again warns Iran of 'other steps' but says always prefers
diplomacy |
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Iran FM tests positive for COVID at key moment for nuclear
talks |
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Pentagon watches possible Russian troop buildup near Ukraine |
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Biden apologizes for Trump exit from climate accord |
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Biden butters up Europeans at G20 |
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UK says relationship with Russia 'not the one we want' |
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Greening deserts: India powers renewable ambitions with solar
push |
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Sunny but isolated, Cyprus toils to boost green energy |
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Recovery plans still short on renewable energy: IEA |
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Scientists find a way to stabilize a promising material for
solar panels |
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First evidence shows solar parks can cool surrounding land |
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Iraq, UAE sign deal on 5 solar electricity plants |
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COP26 leaders vow new drive to save forests |
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Brazil plans combative strategy for climate talks |
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Deployment of giant reflector for forest monitoring satellite
Biomass |
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Blinken, in Colombia, unveils Amazon deforestation pact |
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Brazil, Colombia 'united' in defense of Amazon ahead of UN
summit |
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Reinventing steelmaking for a green revolution |
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VR technology enables users to see individual cells in human
body |
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Marine microbes more effective reducing methane than expected |
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Ecuador proposes debt swap to enlarge Galapagos |
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A lab in the sky: Physics experiment in Earth's atmosphere
could help improve GPS performance |
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Technologies and concepts for the satellite navigation systems
of the future |
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'Greenwashing' or genuine?: Behind big business' climate
promises |
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Twenty-four trillion pieces of microplastics in the ocean and
counting |
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Blood samples of residents near 3M plant worry Belgium |
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Environment watchdogs condemn arrest of Ugandan activists |
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3M to pay $99 million to settle dispute over harmful chemicals |
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Leaders commit to 30% methane cut at climate summit |
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Global climate change impact on crops expected within 10 years |
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Origins of modern wheat may provide clues to making it
stronger |
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No tilling, no chemicals in S. African farmer's revolution |
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Climate change to force crop switch for small farmers: experts |
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Kiwi boffins aim to clear the air on livestock emissions |
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Algae-feed research for US dairy recieves $10 million funding
boost |
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Sri Lanka bans contaminated Chinese fertiliser |
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EU lawmakers back plan for sustainable farming |
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Greenpeace sounds alarm over animal farming in Spain |
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Nigeria looks to revive ailing palm oil sector |
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