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Study: Fast melting of Greenland Ice Sheet will affect
sea-level rise |
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Restoring Madagascar's unique biodiversity would take millions
of years |
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That sinking feeling: Are ice roads holding up under January's
unseasonable warmth? |
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Vegetation has a substantial impact on the movement of energy
in the Arctic |
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Super Bowl snack hurting Colombian farmers, environment |
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Plant diversity may never fully recover from agriculture
without a helping hand |
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North Korea ruling party to hold key meeting on agriculture |
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Evolution of wheat spikes since the Neolithic revolution |
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In drought-stricken Ethiopia, the herders' heartache |
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After drought, winter rains revive Iraq's famed marshlands |
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Parasites, pesticides, climate change linked to loss of honey
bee colonies |
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Myanmar opium farming booming after coup: UN |
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Yellen urges 'urgent' steps to ensure Africa's food security |
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From ground to air to space: Tillage estimates get tech boost |
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Improving crop production in Kenya by up to 50 percent |
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Planet and NASA Harvest launch commercial partnership to
advance food security |
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Rice breeding breakthrough to feed billions |
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South Africa's largest rhino farm puts itself up for sale |
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Researchers use water treatment method to capture acids from
agricultural waste |
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Carbon emissions from fertilizers could be reduced by as much
as 80% by 2050 |
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Foot-and-mouth variant hits Iraq buffaloes, threatening
livelihoods |
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Asphalt volcano communities |
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S. Africa declares national disaster as floods kill 7 |
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Once home to civilisations, fabled Antioch left in ruins |
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Mozambique floods kill four in capital area |
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New method helps scientists better predict when volcanos will
erupt |
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Turkey, Syria quake toll tops 16,000 as cold compounds misery |
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Aleppo buries its dead as quake imperils cross-border aid to
Syria |
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Death toll tops 21,000 from Turkey-Syria quake as hopes fade |
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Changing climate conditions likely facilitated human
migrations to the Americas |
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Earliest evidence found of Neanderthals killing elephants for
food |
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Brazilian army deploys to protect Indigenous Yanomami |
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China's Sichuan to scrap three-child limit as birth rates drop |
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First primate relatives discovered in the high Arctic from
around 52 million years ago |
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Brazil police open investigation of Indigenous 'genocide' |
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AIR launches high-resolution sensing and electrical
stimulation neural activity study |
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Intelligent Computing: The state of the art |
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China's population shrinks for first time in over 60 years |
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Bonobos, unlike humans, are more interested in the emotions of
strangers than individuals they know |
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The brain's ability to perceive space expands like the
universe |
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Bearskin dance reconnects Romania youth with tradition |
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Researchers uncover 168 new Nazca geoglyphs |
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People can tell whether they like a song within seconds, study
finds |
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The chemistry of mummification--Traces of a global network |
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Superhighways of first Australians reveals a 10,000-year
journey through the continent |
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Could space dust help protect the earth from climate change? |
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Climate: Could moon dust keep Earth cool? |
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Biden's climate plan strains ties with European allies |
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On climate, most corporations more talk than action |
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Corporate greenwashing 'bad and getting worse' |
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Biden's climate plan strains ties with European allies |
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Fossil discovery reveals complex ecosystems existed on Earth
much earlier than previously thought |
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Ancient fossilized fruit was ancestor of coffee and potatoes
and survived the dinosaurs |
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Fossilized 319-million-year-old fish illuminates backboned
animals' brain evolution |
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Ancient fossils shed new light on evolution of sea worm |
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Meteorites reveal likely origin of Earth's volatile chemicals |
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Mercury helps to detail Earth's most massive extinction event |
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Two studies of volatile elements discovered in meteorites
constrain the assembly of Earth |
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New geosciences study shows Triassic fossils that reveal
origins of living amphibians |
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All who can should pay even for their basic greenhouse gas
emissions |
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Energy industry must be part of climate fight, says COP
president |
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France urges 'transparency' over US climate subsidies |
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Europe looks to geothermal energy as gas alternative |
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No lights, no water: S. Africans fume at cascading crisis |
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Business and consumers hamper climate fight: report |
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Saudi to invest $266 billion in 'cleaner' energy: minister |
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S. Africa gets 280 million euros in EU grants for green
transition |
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Rich EU consumers 'outsource' environmental impact to poorer
neighbours |
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Climate group sues German government for missing targets |
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Thunberg says Davos elite 'fuelling destruction of planet' |
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EU takes on US, China over clean tech in Davos |
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Europeans launch alliance for climate-friendly cities |
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Two dead in China chemical plant explosion |
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At Davos, war, climate and 'de-globalisation' take centre
stage |
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S. Africa mining and energy giants thwarting climate goals:
study |
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Controllable 'defects' improve performance of lithium-ion
batteries |
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How to develop better rechargeable aluminum batteries |
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UC Irvine researchers decipher atomic-scale imperfections in
lithium-ion batteries |
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Electric car batteries could be key to boosting energy
storage: study |
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Turning abandoned mines into batteries |
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New strategy suggested for ultra-long cycle Li-ion battery |
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Hungary protests against Chinese battery plant defy
'Orbanomics' |
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Ford to build new US electric battery plant with Chinese
partner |
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Stanford scientists illuminate barrier to next-generation
battery that charges very quickly |
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US extends deportation protection for Hong Kongers fleeing
China |
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Click beetle-inspired robots jump using elastic energy |
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Researchers gain deeper understanding of mechanism behind
superconductors |
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S. Africa's power supplier defends price hike amid record
blackouts |
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World enters 'new age' of clean energy manufacturing: IEA |
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Now on the molecular scale: Electric motors |
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Electricity harvesting from evaporation, raindrops and
moisture inspired by nature |
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Berkeley Lab scientists develop a cool new method of
refrigeration |
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France's lynx at high risk of extinction: study |
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Caribou have been using same Arctic calving grounds for 3,000
years |
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Uganda wildlife numbers soar due to enhanced protection |
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Dire study finds 40% of animals, 34% of plants face extinction |
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Tropical French territory battles green monkey invasion |
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Endangered monarch butterflies face perilous storm |
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Marmot death overshadows Canada Groundhog Day |
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Second Indonesia tiger attack in days, hunt ongoing |
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New tiger goes on the prowl in Johannesburg |
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Endangered tree kangaroo born at UK zoo |
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Dead vulture, missing leopard: mystery at the Dallas Zoo |
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Rapid development is main threat to big carnivores: study |
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Cyprus issues first-ever fines for poisoning wild birds |
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Australian rangers find 'monster' 2.7 kg cane toad |
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Chile preparing threatened condor chicks for release into wild |
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New species of lizard discovered in Peru national park |
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Cloned horse raises hopes for equestrian sports in China |
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Planting more trees could decrease deaths from higher summer
temperatures in cities by a third |
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