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Google's 'A Passage of Water' Brings NASA's Water Data to Life |
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US to replace all lead water lines within 10 years |
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Extreme rainfall increases exponentially with global warming:
study |
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Sand mining in Vietnam's Mekong Delta sinks homes, livelihoods |
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Azerbaijan, Brazil confirmed as hosts of next climate summits |
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US climate envoy says COP28 'last' chance to keep 1.5¡C target
alive |
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Freedom and dignity: Millennial Chinese leave China for
Thailand |
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Minding the gap on tropical forest carbon |
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Changing Flight Altitudes Reduces Climate Impact of Aviation |
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Air New Zealand aims to fly battery-powered plane by 2026 |
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At least 100 elephants dead in Zimbabwe drought: welfare group |
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Iraq's marshes are dying, and a civilisation with them |
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'Living dead': Tunisian villages suffer drought, climate
change |
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Drought data shows "an unprecedented emergency on a
planetary scale": UN |
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Some farmers in drought-hit Iraq forced to reduce crops: NGO |
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Jordan's mission to save its ancient olive trees |
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China lifts bar on Australian red meat exporters |
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At least 15 killed in landslides in DR Congo |
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Tornadoes kill six in southeastern US |
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UN mission in Mali officially ends after 10 years |
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Tornadoes kill six in southeastern US |
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'Ecocide': how war and climate change are often linked |
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COP28 head presses nations to reach climate 'compromise' |
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Contract secures next step for TRUTHS climate mission |
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World could breach 1.5¡C warming threshold in 7 years: study |
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Tens of thousands march for climate in Brussels |
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World Bank chief says donors, recipients to control new
climate fund's resources |
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Iraqis displaced by climate change fall into poverty |
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Developing world needs 'radical' surge in climate investment:
UN experts |
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The 'rarely unified' blocs behind climate talks |
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Metamorphic evolution of the East Tethys tectonic domain and
its tectonic implications |
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A mineral produced by plate tectonics has a global cooling
effect, study finds |
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Dual hydration of oceanic lithosphere |
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Strange burn: new research identifies unique patterns in Utah
wildfires |
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New project investigating how aerosols could affect climate
change in near future |
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Pivotal moment for humanity as tipping point threats and
opportunities accelerate |
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Harnessing solar power for atmospheric water harvesting |
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Innovative supercrystal material ushers new era in solar
energy efficiency |
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Solar-Powered Economic Growth: Qihe County's Commitment to
Sustainable Energy |
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Plankton's Vital Role in Carbon Sequestration Unveiled |
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'We felt it first': Climate-threatened islands battle fossil
fuels at COP28 |
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Volunteer divers guard Oman's 'unique' coral reefs |
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Study identifies key algae species helping soft corals survive
warming oceans |
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Being prepared for storm surges on the Baltic sea coast |
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Mussel beach: Belgium's recipe to fight erosion |
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Climate change gets in the way of French oyster culture |
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Benin struggles in battle to halt coastal erosion |
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Cultivate Space Launches Tianyan 16, First in Meteorological
Satellite Fleet |
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Eutelsat OneWeb partners with Imperial College London for
space weather monitoring |
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China's commercial CERES-1 Y9 rocket launches new satellites |
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Researchers decode aqueous amino acid's potential for direct
air capture of CO2 |
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Controversial carbon credits flood COP28, yet still no rules |
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Ukraine war responsible for 150m tons of CO2 emissions:
experts |
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Carbon dioxide becomes more potent as climate changes |
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UAE to pump CO2 into rock as carbon capture debate rages |
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First cross-border transport of CO2 expected in 2025: Yara |
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How climate change threatens global agriculture |
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Not all Arab states backing Saudi Arabia in COP28 talks |
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Big oil and gas producer Canada to cap sector's emissions |
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WVU helps recycle water using wastewater from oil and gas
mining |
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Venezuela, Guyana tensions rise over disputed oil-rich region |
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Saudi Arabia says 'absolutely not' to oil phase down at COP28 |
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COP28's under-fire UAE chair says 'we respect' climate science |
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At COP28, Al Gore takes aim at host UAE's emissions |
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50 oil and gas companies pledge to cut operational emissions |
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COP28 should seek total fossil fuel 'phaseout': UN chief |
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Particle physicists put forward research priorities for coming
decade |
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Probing the Mysteries of Perovskite Crystals: Researchers Shed
Light on Electron-Phonon Coupling |
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New theory unites Einstein's gravity with quantum mechanics |
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The secret life of an electromagnon |
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Compact accelerator technology achieves major energy milestone |
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NASA's Cold Atom Lab sets stage for quantum chemistry in space |
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Europe's quantum decade extends into space |
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Autonomous lab discovers best-in-class quantum dot in mere
hours |
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Unlocking the secrets of spin with high-harmonic probes |
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AI-Powered Satellite Analysis Unveils Economic Realities in
Underdeveloped Nations |
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Groundbreaking satellite study reveals local temperature
impacts of land cover modifications |
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China Unveils World's Deepest Underground Lab for Dark Matter
Research |
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Automated system teaches users when to collaborate with an AI
assistant |
80 |
The Rise of the Virtual Mission |
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Rice researcher scans tropical forest with mixed-reality
device |
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New project will take a step towards answering whether gravity
is quantum |
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Macao science satellites begin study of South Atlantic Anomaly |
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Detect gravitational waves with an interferometric seismometer
array on lunar nearside |
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NASA and Moog advance quiet flight technology in air taxi
noise tests |
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NASA Sensor Produces First Global Maps of Surface Minerals in
Arid Regions |
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AI-Powered Satellite Analysis Unveils Economic Realities in
Underdeveloped Nations |
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Tiny electromagnets made of ultra-thin carbon |
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UN climate summit runs overtime as fury mounts on fossil fuels |
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Are COPs useful? A defense from five participants |
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'Climate conscious' banks lend more to polluters; Denmark
wants 90% cut by 2040 |
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COP28 draft agreement includes option to do nothing on fossil
fuels |
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'Unintended consequences': friction at COP28 over green trade |
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Vietnam lays out $15.5 billion energy transition roadmap |
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US pledges $3 billion to green climate fund at COP28 |
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World Bank to operate 'loss and damage' climate fund |
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COP28: Why energy efficiency matters so much |
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Orano wraps up Crystal River 3 Reactor dismantling ahead of
schedule |
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China launches world's first fourth-generation nuclear reactor |
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Russia unveils new icebreaker reactors for Arctic routes |
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World's first logical quantum processor |
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Self-Assembled Bowtie Resonators Achieve Atomic-Scale
Miniaturization |
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Photonic chip that 'fits together like Lego' opens door to
semiconductor industry |
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Chloride ions kill the stability of blue perovskite light
emitting diodes |
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US chip curbs trip up China's AI-hungry tech giants |
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Asia tracks Wall St. rally ahead of run of data, Fed decision |
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CENTCOM: Norwegian-flagged tanker attacked in Red Sea |
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Saudi Arabia tells COP28 to take its 'perspectives' into
account |
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Saudis, Iraq stand firm as COP28 targets fossil fuels |
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Scientists 3D print self-heating microfluidic devices |
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