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Why are there so few insects in the ocean? |
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Secret behind Amazonian 'dark earth' could help speed up
forest restoration across the globe |
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Illegal miners threaten Ghana's forests: govt. |
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Progressive climate change: desertification threatens
Mediterranean forests |
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Nuances of the forest-water connection |
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Libya green group battles to save remaining forests |
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World's 'oldest' tree able to reveal planet's secrets |
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Indigenous Brazilians demand more land reserves |
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EU lawmakers adopt ban on imports speeding deforestation |
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Archaeologists map hidden NT landscape where first Australians
lived more than 60,000 years ago |
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India's new mums live in hope and fear for next generation |
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Do people and monkeys see colors the same way? |
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'A new history': Brazil's Lula decrees six Indigenous reserves |
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India to pass China as world's most populous nation: UN |
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Focus on reproductive rights rather than population numbers,
UN urges |
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A new peptide may hold potential as an Alzheimer's treatment |
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New evidence pushes open habitats in Africa back by 10 million
years |
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Composition of joint lubricant potential culprit behind
osteoarthritis |
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What the Jetsons got right and wrong about the future of work |
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Amazon Indigenous lands prevent disease, save billions: study |
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April heat in western Med 'almost impossible without climate
change' |
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Colombia nabs over 300 tons of illegally caught fish in a
decade |
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Joint venture announced to build 'underwater space station of
the ocean' |
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NGOs slam missed chance to prevent seabed mining |
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Vietnam reports record-high temperature |
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Spain, Portugal smash April temperature records |
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Spain hit by summer-strength heat in April |
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'Hotter and hotter': Swathes of Asia sweat in heatwave |
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Heatstroke kills 11 at India awards event |
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Aftershocks shake Japan after quake kills one, destroys homes |
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Magnitude 6.3 quake shakes central Japan: weather agency |
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Powerful Indonesia quake sends islanders fleeing |
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Evacuees return home after Guatemala volcano dies down:
official |
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More than 1,000 evacuated as Guatemala volcano erupts |
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Colombia urges evacuation near volcano |
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Tongan volcanic explosion in 2022 was largest natural
explosion in a century |
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Rwanda to spend almost $100 million rebuilding after floods |
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Canada police find bodies of two firefighters after floods |
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US troops ordered to Mexico border for migrant surge |
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Zelensky says asked Xi for help with deported children |
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China evacuates 1,300 citizens, other nationals from Sudan;
Exhausted Iraqis back in Baghdad |
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Peru deploys military to block undocumented migrants |
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Damascus slams EU sanctions as 'threat' to quake-hit Syrians |
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Afghanistan-Pakistan border crossing landslide toll rises to
eight |
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Advanced Capabilities for Emergency Response Operations
(ACERO) |
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New concept for lithium-air batteries |
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Recycling of valuable metals from spent lithium ion batteries
using spinning reactors |
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Dyson plans new battery plant in Singapore |
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Dalian develops 2D pseudocapacitive multi-electron reaction
lithium storage material |
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Progress in alternative battery technology |
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Tiny biobattery with 100-year shelf life runs on bacteria |
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China's CATL unveils battery planned to power planes |
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Fish-inspired, self-charging electric battery may help power
space applications |
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Team finds major storage capacity in water-based batteries |
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Novel supercapacitor for energy storage applications |
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North American Helium brings 6th facility online |
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Speedy composite manufacturing |
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Heed the reed: thatcher scientist on mission to revive craft |
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Paving the way for truly intelligent materials |
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Researchers develop carbon-negative concrete |
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Fungi makes meal of hard-to-recycle plastic: new study |
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UIUC researchers image magnetic behavior at the smallest
scales to date |
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Lightning strike creates phosphorus material for the first
time on Earth |
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What can we do about all the plastic waste |
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Spire Global launches a space-powered weather insights
platform for the maritime industry |
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Foxconn founder vows to 'preserve peace' with China if elected
Taiwan president |
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Rising iPhone sales help Apple beat forecasts |
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Samsung Electronics logs worst quarterly earnings in 14 years |
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AFRL further backs longtime Liquid Crystal supplier to meet
DOD needs |
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Apple opens first India store in market push |
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Global PC shipments plunge 29% in rough economy |
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Huawei reports huge drop in profits as US sanctions bite |
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Hong Kong's bamboo scaffolders preserve ancient technique |
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Markets rise after strong US jobs, rebound in banks |
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Taking the high road: India infrastructure drive counters
China |
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US pick Ajay Banga confirmed as new World Bank president |
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Hong Kong reports Q1 GDP growth after 2022 contraction |
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Biden, Marcos discuss securing tense South China Sea |
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White House summons tech giants over AI dangers |
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Pentagon leaks suspect made 'violent' threats, US says |
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Thales seizes control of ESA satellite in first Cybersecurity
Exercise of its kind |
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US sanctions Chinese men linked to North Korean hackers |
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The researchers aiming to foresee--and prevent--war |
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China pursuing Dutch aerospace tech: Netherlands intel |
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US arrests two over Chinese 'police station' in New York |
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China allegedly gave Australian a spying 'shopping list' |
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US senators launch renewed push to thwart China |
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China to revamp science, tech in face of foreign 'suppression' |
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French region's drought prompts pool sale ban |
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Nestle faces mineral water problems in drought-hit France |
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Insults, threats target Spain forecasters over climate
'conspiracy' |
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Germany's climate activists find sanctuary in churches |
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Watchdog raps Murdoch's Australian broadcaster over climate
coverage |
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Undeterred by jail, Germany's climate activists ramp up
protests |
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Media's climate crisis coverage favours denial and avoidance:
study |
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UK climate protester jailed for three years; as 1000s rally
over biodiversity |
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Biden urges climate forum to 'step up' against global warming |
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NASA launches climate-focused Startup Studio with Technology
Incubator |
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Nicaraguan paradise draws Americans, Europeans despite
political strife |
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Chinese fast fashion giant Shein denies low prices due to
forced labour |
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Brazil, Spain want EU-South America deal by year end |
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Argentina to pay for Chinese imports in yuan instead of
dollars |
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UK's Cleverly to urge against isolating China |
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China blasts potential US investment curbs as 'economic
coercion' |
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Scientists find link between photosynthesis and 'fifth state
of matter' |
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Nifty nanoparticles help 'peel back the curtain' into the
world of super small things |
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Scientists open door to manipulating 'quantum light' |
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Sculpting quantum materials for the electronics of the future |
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In the world's smallest ball game, scientists throw and catch
single atoms using light |
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Cosmology: On the trail of a mysterious force in space |
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