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Glacier melt is speeding up, raising seas: global study |
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Earth's cryosphere is vital for everyone |
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Most human origins stories are not compatible with known
fossils |
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Prehistoric humans first traversed Australia by
'superhighways' |
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Head shape, breed function play a part in dog-to-human
communication |
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A new perspective on the genomes of archaic humans |
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Planet of the Cave People |
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US braces for billions of cicadas to emerge after 17 years
underground |
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For animals, inbreeding isn't all that bad, new research shows |
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Humans significantly altered biodiversity on islands, study
shows |
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Gorilla among 200 endangered species threatened by conflict:
conservationists |
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Madagascar's horned crocodile warrants a new branch on the
tree of life |
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Siberian tiger attacks farm worker, batters car in
northeastern China |
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Flexible diet has helped leaf-eating lemurs survive
deforestation |
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Climate-friendly microbes break down dead plants, but don't
release methane |
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From lizards to water, eco-bumps snag Tesla Berlin plant |
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Scientists grow human-monkey chimeric embryos in lab |
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Rhino population in Nepal grows in conservation boost |
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Scientists can now silence genes without altering underlying
DNA sequence |
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Biodiversity 'hot spots' devastated in warming world |
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Energy giant sued as Spain power lines kill 100s of birds |
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Wildlife biodiversity is a boon to human health, seafood
nutrition |
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Activists cheer record baby prospects for Pyrenees bears |
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Snakes, rats and cats: the trillion dollar invasive species
problem |
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Friends, enemies an evolutionary function of long, slow life,
study says |
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Galapagos airport staff find 185 tortoises in suitcase |
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Brain disease killing bald eagles traced to unknown
cyanobacterium |
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Australians warned of deadly spider 'plague' after floods |
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French beauty spot seeks to stem surge of nature-seeking
tourism |
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Competition leaves a permanent genetic imprint on the brains
of songbirds |
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Owls may have inherited their night-hunting abilities from
dinosaurs |
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Merkel urges richest nations to up climate game despite COVID |
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US climate envoy Kerry says islands face 'beyond existential'
threat |
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Geoengineering: 'Plan B' for the planet |
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Top German court finds govt. climate plans fall short |
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What they're saying at the global climate summit |
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Major banks commit to carbon neutrality by 2050 |
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China says climate onus on US in Kerry talks |
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UN warns of famine in drought-ravaged southern Madagascar |
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Dust storms and valley fever in the American West |
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India infections top 20 million but numbers offer slight hope |
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Philippines' Duterte gets Chinese-made COVID-19 vaccine |
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HIV self-test prices to be slashed in half in 135 countries |
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Bodies pile up as COVID overwhelms India |
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Pandemic a shot in the arm for anti-vaccine movement |
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WHO seeks next steps in COVID origins probe |
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Sweat sensor could warn of impending COVID-19 cytokine storm |
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New Zealand trials 'early warning' virus app at border |
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China mulls mixing vaccines to improve efficacy of jabs |
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DoD to prioritize overseas personnel in COVID-19 vaccine
distribution |
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China weighs carrots and sticks in push to vaccinate millions |
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Uzbekistan begins jab drive with AstraZeneca, Chinese vaccine |
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WHO experts give nod to China jabs, boosting global vaccine
drive |
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WHO chief toughens tone on China with lab probe call |
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Global jabs pass half a billion as WHO seeks vaccines for poor
nations |
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Hong Kong clinic punished for recommending foreign vaccine
over Chinese jab |
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Cutting methane emissions key to slowing warming: UN |
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Water flora in the lakes of the ancient Tethys Ocean islands |
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US must embrace human augmentation or fall behind competitors |
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EU space regulation ready to take off with the creation of the
EUSPA |
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Chameleon skin-inspired material changes color, can detect
seafood freshness |
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Former Maldives president wounded in assassination bid |
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Pressure mounts on Colombia as protests begin second week |
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Ousted Myanmar lawmakers announce 'people's defense force' |
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Hong Kong teen among 5 held under security law: police |
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Drought-hit Jordan 'critical' as water sources dry up |
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UN warns of famine in drought-ravaged southern Madagascar |
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Pandemic, war, climate change fuel food fears |
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Illinois, Nebraska scientists propose improvements to
precision crop irrigation |
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In London, rail-side gardening blossoms during pandemic |
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ESA and FAO unite to tackle food security and more |
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India's desert salt farmers feel the heat from climate change |
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French growers feel the pinch as cold snap wrecks crops |
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Brazil eyes record grain harvest as China demand booms |
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Shepherds were tending sheep in Central Asia at least 8,000
years ago |
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French wine growers light fires as frost threatens harvest |
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Plant gene discovery could help scientists develop
heat-tolerant crops |
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Ixorigue: the solution for livestock management integrating
Galileo and Copernicus |
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Study: Meat, dairy companies lack strategy to fully address
emissions |
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Beef-addicted Uruguay aiming to make farming greener |
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Rodent rampage: Mouse plague sweeps Australia's east |
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Insect diversity boosts longterm stability of crop pollination
services |
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Breakthrough technology introduced to combat growing global
water crisis |
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How donkeys digging wells help life thrive in the desert |
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In Peru, pre-Columbian canals offer hope against drought |
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RIT researchers using drones and artificial intelligence to
help assess crop growth |
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Twenty percent of groundwater wells around the world at risk
of running dry |
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Sinkholes fill Turkey's breadbasket in drought |
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Along the mighty Niger River, fewer fish and more jihadists |
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Blinken cautions Africa on China during 'trip' to Nigeria,
Kenya |
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Abducted Westerners feared killed in Burkina |
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France to give one bn euros aid to farmers hit by frost |
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Tunisia 'sandy' farms resist drought, development |
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Security Council meets on North Korea tests without action |
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STRATCOM wants smaller role for nuclear weapons in U.S.,
Russia, China |
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Israel would reject Iran deal enabling nukes: Netanyahu |
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Child unknowingly tweets from US nuclear command's account |
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NORAD readies for Arctic air defense exercises |
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Iran, Russia denounce UK plan to boost nuclear arsenal |
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UK to increase nuclear stockpile: reports |
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B-1B conducts Bomber Task Force mission in Norway and Sweden |
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French nuclear tests infected 'almost entire Polynesian
population' |
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Putin, Biden should aim for more arms curbs: Gorbachev |
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Israel predicts attacks by Iran 'proxies' to pressure Biden on
nuclear deal |
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Russian Envoy to US: I Don't Believe Sane US Generals Really
Consider Nuclear War with Moscow |
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US says 'possible' to revive Iran nuclear deal before vote |
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Iran denies US prisoner swap reports |
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US denies reports Iran poised to free four Americans; as hopes
grow on new deal |
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Iran audio leak sought to sow 'discord' amid nuclear talks:
Rouhani |
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US Navy fired warning shots on Iran boats in Gulf: Pentagon |
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Iran nuclear deal talks to 'speed up': Tehran |
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Washington weighs risk of defending Taiwan against China |
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G7 ends talks with criticism of China, Russia, Iran |
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US sends more reinforcements for Afghan pullout: Pentagon |
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