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Indigenous chiefs demand action from Brazil govt. on land
rights |
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Singapore races to save 'Garbage of Eden' |
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Lebanese activists fight rampant beachside development |
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In Costa Rica, saving seeds to feed future generations |
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'Silk of peace' weaves new bonds in post-quake Turkey |
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Humanity 'has agency over future': new head of UN climate
panel |
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'Guardian angels': Rhodes locals help fire-stranded tourists |
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India landslide toll jumps to 27, at least 50 missing |
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Growing climate risks fuel surge in US home insurance costs |
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Yellen flags insurance 'protection gap' in climate disasters |
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Spain court finds Swedish firm not liable for disaster costs |
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Mali army says one soldier dead in attack |
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Soldiers say they have detained Niger's president in apparent
coup |
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16 killed as homes hit in Khartoum air, artillery strikes |
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US blacklists officials who helped Wagner Group enter Mali |
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Rights group says Mali army and foreign fighters executed
civilians |
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China envoy calls Kenya economic ties a 'win-win' |
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Hong Kong court rejects government ban on democracy protest
song |
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Cambodian heir apparent hails poll victory, defying
international criticism |
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Israel military reservists threaten over judicial revamp |
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'Happy Dancing' routine boosts fitness in fast-aging China |
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Hong Kong public broadcaster cancels LGBTQ radio show |
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French leader goes green to woo Pacific islands |
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Mineral-rich nodules and the battle over mining the deep sea |
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Deep ocean targeted for mining is rich in unknown life |
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Syria fishermen despair at water loss, river pollution |
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Drought-hit N. Africa turns to purified sea and wastewater |
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DR Congo's riverside capital running on scarce and dirty water |
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Spain's drought-hit tourism sector seeks to save water |
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G20 environment chiefs ready fresh bid for climate deals |
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'Fight is on' at deep sea mining debate in Jamaica |
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Ukraine lacks defences against Russian strikes: Putin offers
grain to Africa |
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Breakthrough in rapid proton capture process unveils new
reaction rate |
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Pioneering Design Proposes Highly Directional Single-Photon
Source |
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Nanophotonics: Coupling light and matter |
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A simpler method for learning to control a robot |
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Surface Avatar--an astronaut on board the ISS controls a robot
team on Earth |
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Airbus and Astrocast extend collaboration for satellite IoT |
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New Heights for Satellite Communication: Iridium Launches
Certus for Aviation |
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In search of electromagnetic counterparts of gravitational
waves |
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Above: Orbital achieves significant milestone with NASA in
Space Station gravity tech |
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Urania: muse of gravitational-wave astronomy |
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New manufacturing equipment could be used at sea or in deep
space |
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A study outlines the optimal strategy for accelerating the
energy transition in China |
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Egypt announces planned power cuts, measures amid heatwave |
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One in three people still using dirty cooking methods: study |
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Mining giant Rio unlikely to meet 2025 climate targets |
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Wind of change picks up for German region's energy sector |
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'As long as we have AC': Phoenix heat shows gap between US
rich, poor |
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Fears for UK 'green' policies after shock by-election result |
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Kerry says US not dictating climate policy to China |
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New approach to fuel cell manufacturing could reduce cost,
increase availability |
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Stellantis, Samsung to build second battery plant in US |
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Tata picks Britain for massive electric car battery plant |
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Scientists developing way to make cheaper Lithium batteries |
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Next-generation flow battery design sets records |
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Norway's quest for 'black gold' from used car batteries |
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UK climate campaigners fear net zero policies under threat |
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China's GalaxySpace Debuts Revolutionary Flexible Solar Wing
Satellite |
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Harnessing the power of the Sun for water remediation |
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Bifacial perovskite solar cells point to higher efficiency |
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Revolutionary recovery technique for space solar cells
uncovered by Australian researchers |
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Virginia Tech to study the environmental effects of
utility-scale solar installations |
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Framatome's accident tolerant fuel technology one step closer
to market readiness |
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Mines found at Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant: UN
watchdog |
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Unlocking the power of molecular crystals: a possible solution
to nuclear waste |
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Uranium Energy Corp. completes Restart Program at the
Christensen Ranch ISR Project in Wyoming |
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Solar batteries: a new material makes it possible to
simultaneously absorb light and store energy |
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Controlling the electro-optic response of a perovskite coupled
to a phonon-resonant cavity |
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New quantum magnet unleashes electronics potential |
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Chip giant AMD says AI to be 'mega-trend' for computing world |
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Consortium explores energy-efficient electronics and photonics |
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Chip tech leader ASML sales jump despite US-China spat |
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New superconductors can be built atom by atom |
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High-resolution, ultrastable X-ray imaging usng lead-free
anti-perovskite nanocrystals |
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EU lawmakers back chip-production plan |
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AI and satellite imagery transform solar energy potential
mapping in China |
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Egypt energy-saving measures power satirical reaction |
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Electrical fire sparks nationwide power outage in Iraq |
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Manchester scientists caught Hofstadter's butterfly in one of
the most ancient materials on Earth |
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New study shows multiple advantages of capturing carbon where
it is produced |
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EU looks to ban harmful chemicals in imported toys |
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AI revolutionizes underwater exploration with improved object
tracking |
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Innovations in Photonics: Harnessing Bound States in the
Continuum |
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Imaging shows how solar-powered microbes turn CO2 into
bioplastic |
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Billions of nanoplastics released when microwaving baby food
containers |
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Turning scrap wood into strong, sustainable materials for
re-use |
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Belgian region puts huge Ineos chemical plant on hold |
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Aluminum recycling in Brazil: Scraping by in a billion-dollar
industry |
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Chinese company to pay DR Congo state miner $2 billion over
cobalt dispute |
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DARPA seeks input on novel methods to separate, purify rare
earth elements |
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High-Velocity Impacts Explored in Experimental Study |
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Precision Laser Spectroscopy and the Quantum Motion of Atomic
Nuclei |
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Back on track: Europe's night trains make bumpy comeback |
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Japan presses Sri Lanka to secure China debt deal |
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Biden administration proposes new vehicle fuel efficiency
targets |
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Volkswagen profits dip as it struggles in China |
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Volkswagen takes stake in Chinese electric carmaker |
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Ford launches 'hands-free' driving on UK motorways |
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For decades, artist Eduardo Kac has been laser-focused on
sending hologram project into space |
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Groundbreaking 3D-Printed frictionless gear for space
applications |
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Sunak backs new UK oil and gas exploration |
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Supreme Court clears path for construction of Mountain Valley
Pipeline |
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Oil, gas majors post sliding profits on weaker prices |
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Nigeria's end to petrol subsidies hits Niger black market |
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UN begins pumping oil from decaying tanker off Yemen |
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Device makes hydrogen from sunlight with record efficiency |
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Goddard, Wallops Engineers Test Printed Electronics in Space |
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Optimum Technologies unveils innovative spacecraft facility in
Northern Virginia |
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How forests can cut carbon, restore ecosystems, and create
jobs |
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