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Wired - Science Edit Unfollow The UK Is a Hot Country. It's Time to Build Like It

New York Times - Science Edit Unfollow Biden Says He Plans to Appoint Mandy Cohen as C.D.C. Director Testosterone Therapy Does Not Raise Heart Risk in a Group of Men The Sad Story Behind a Prehistoric Reptile's 'Grin'

The Guardian - Environment: Climate Change Edit Unfollow Dramatic week in Montana climate trial as youngsters tell of toll on lives Paris talks to focus on funding poor countries to tackle climate crisis Skiers hope cold fronts will bring snow after 'tough start' to Australian season The week around the world in 20 pictures Campaigners win right to challenge England's food strategy over climate crisis One of Britain's largest sunken forests reveals its secrets Hay fever may get worse due to climate change, says Met Office

Dailymail - Latest Science Stories Edit Unfollow How sewer robots helped a Taiwan city kill off disease-carrying mosquitoes Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook Messenger ALL experiencing outages  We love our dogs and cats because they remind us of BABIES, expert says I'm a cybersecurity expert - here's the sites and games I would never let my children use Google has a secret GAME - here's how to play it 'Rare' 3,000-year-old sword discovered in Germany is so well preserved it SHINES, experts say  Is THIS how Tutankhamun died? Expert claims the Egyptian King was involved in a DRINK-DRIVING crash  Swollen eyes, a hunchback and claw-like hands: What remote-workers will look like by 2100

Scientific American - Global Content Edit Unfollow Brain Waves Synchronize when People Interact Scientists Create Human Embryo-like Structures with Stem Cells Scientists Solve Star Spin Mystery Young People in Historic Climate Trial Rest Their Case Do Insects Feel Joy and Pain? Wildfires Will Only Get Worse. We Need Satellite Tracking of Air Pollution Extreme Heat Is Deadlier Than Hurricanes, Floods and Tornadoes Combined Which Creature Was the First to Take a Nap? Why Does Smoke Turn the Sky Orange? Have Astronomers Seen the Universe's First Stars?

Science - Daily News Edit Unfollow Postdocs and staff researchers end strike at the University of Washington 42,000-year-old Mongolian pendant may be earliest known phallic art Humanity's groundwater pumping has altered Earth's tilt 'Quietly revolutionary' plan would shake up the way U.K. universities are evaluated

The Guardian - Environment: Wildlife Edit Unfollow Dancing Capercaillie bird makes a tentative comeback in Scotland Bug swarm: Nevada crawling with thick carpet of Mormon crickets Home invasions and roadblocks: New Zealand on alert as 'seal silly season' begins 'It's bloody dangerous': north Queenslanders grow salty over rapidly increasing crocodile population 'We know how to kill it': Irish national park battles slow-motion ecological calamity

The Guardian - Science Edit Unfollow Forget culture wars: the Covid inquiry is a stark reminder of what government is really about | Zoe Williams Weekend podcast: Marina Hyde on Boris' deluded acolytes, why indulgence means success, and Alex Scott on love, Lineker and the Women's World Cup Researchers one step closer to growing decaffeinated coffee beans 'Almost still shines': 3,000-year-old sword unearthed in Germany Roger Payne obituary Mpox vaccinations extended in London after spike in cases Tasteful aroma: should restaurants ban diners from wearing strong perfumes?

Ars Technica - The Scientific Method Edit Unfollow Weirdly, a NASA official says fixed-price contracts do the agency "no good" Ultra low-cost smartphone attachment measures blood pressure at home Rocket Report: China addresses falling rocket debris, Vulcan launch slipping

ScienceDaily - Science Edit Unfollow Engineers develop a soft, printable, metal-free electrode We've pumped so much groundwater that we've nudged Earth's spin Illusions are in the eye, not the mind 10-year countdown to sea-ice-free Arctic

ScienceDaily - Environment Edit Unfollow Indirect effects of the Russia-Ukraine conflict revealed: global food supply at risk We've pumped so much groundwater that we've nudged Earth's spin This salty gel could harvest water from desert air 10-year countdown to sea-ice-free Arctic

The New Yorker - Elements Edit Unfollow The Quest to Save Chili Peppers from Climate Change

PETA USA Edit Unfollow PETA Statement re 'Doc' Antle Verdict 25 Bears Who Suffered Because of Yellowstone Bear World PETA Files Complaint With Feds, Calls for UW Labs to Close After Animals Are Baked to Death Special Delivery: PETA to Lob Coconuts at Whole Foods CEO Over Forced Monkey Labor Nashville Mom Arrested While Protesting Cruelty to Monkeys at D.C. Whole Foods Photos/Video: Weston Woman Arrested While Protesting Cruelty to Monkeys at D.C. Whole Foods Photos/Video: Waterville Woman Arrested While Protesting Cruelty to Monkeys at D.C. Whole Foods Photos/Video: Schenectady Man Arrested While Protesting Cruelty to Monkeys at D.C. Whole Foods Marmoset Electrocuted, Animals Denied Veterinary Care—Take Action Now!

Independent - News: Science Edit Unfollow Former Covid testing tsar Sir John Bell 'delighted' to be made Companion of Honour

Sustainable Agriculture Edit Unfollow Comment: NSAC Celebrates Introduction of the Seeds and Breeds for the Future Act

FlowingData Edit Unfollow Where people are moving in the U.S.

BBC NEWS - Science/Nature Edit Unfollow Mayon: The people constantly fleeing a Philippine volcano Climate change: UN to unmask fossil fuel delegates at climate talks

The Express - Science Edit Unfollow Global food supply 'at risk' from indirect impact of Russian invasion of Ukraine Man, 24, diagnosed with brain tumour after he noticed he was losing his hearing New armoured dinosaur species from Isle of Wight identified — first in 142 years

Natureon Edit Unfollow Author Correction: A central role for JNK in obesity and insulin resistance

Politico - Morning Energy Edit Unfollow Who's shaping the GOP's 2024 energy strategy?

Grist Edit Unfollow What happens when you read an article about climate migration? FEMA's buyout program reduces flood risk. But does it deepen segregation?

Phys Edit Unfollow Nanoparticles deliver small interfering RNA to slow multiple myeloma Climate warming pits geese against farmers in Finland Remains of new species of duck-billed dinosaur found in Chile Jupiter's moon Europa may have had a slow evolution Researchers create new imaging technique based on photoswitchable Raman probe Scientists believe disorienting the malaria parasite may prevent it from causing harm Researchers' analysis underpins new 2040 climate targets by EU advisors Tribes seek greater involvement in talks on Colorado River water crisis France to push shipping carbon tax at finance summit Study: 'Multiplicity of impact' from natural disasters affects Black people most German archaeologists find Bronze Age sword so well-preserved it 'almost shines' Emergency relief: More efficient supply chains mean more help for every euro donated Forest fire risks mount in drought-hit Nordic nations Overcoming the trade-off between sub-nanometer size and high metal loading in meta cluster catalysts Opinion: The massive dam removal on the Klamath may save salmon but can't solve the West's water crisis Pulsars could help map the black hole at the center of the Milky Way Miniature snail in a rock sandwich: Study describes first fossil record of thorn snails in the southern US Examining impacts of elevated salinity on microbial interactions within activated sludge microbial community Complexity is a barrier to horizontal gene transfer, shows new study An efficient strategy to promote novel products on Cu-based catalysts

horseandhound Edit Unfollow 'A dream come true': meet the eye-catching driving pony-turned-jumping star World champion on song as Brits dominate Luhmühlen dressage leaderboard Former Badminton champions dazzle at Luhmühlen after anxious moment in warm-up: 'It's a fine line and we got it right today' National championship acts as 'pioneers' with new bitless classes for horses 'Practice makes perfect': how to impress the judge when showing in-hand Trio of British gold medallists make up top-class team for Aachen Nations Cup A Twister in the tail? Donkeys tuck in to ice lollies during heatwave Fancy a day out at the Hickstead Derby? Here's your helpful guide to tickets Pippa Funnell on form, pony strides and other things the horse world is talking about H&H's eventing editor: 'Bramham's cross-country was happier, while still being influential' Perseverance rewarded as British mare returns from injury to make five-star debut at Luhmühlen

ScienceDaily - Strange & Offbeat Edit Unfollow Engineers develop a soft, printable, metal-free electrode We've pumped so much groundwater that we've nudged Earth's spin Illusions are in the eye, not the mind

Climate Change Dispatch Edit Unfollow New Evidence Shows Polar Bears Survived 1,600 Years Of Ice-Free Summers In Early Holocene Actual Flight Data Destroys BBC's Claim That Climate Change Is Increasing Turbulence Myth Of Big Oil Funding Climate Skepticism Vs Big Green's Billion-Dollar Alarmist Industry

Phys - Featured Stories Edit Unfollow Nanoparticles deliver small interfering RNA to slow multiple myeloma Researchers follow AI path to safer senolytic compounds Simulations show politically motivated gerrymandering mostly evens out on a national scale Data from InSight suggests Mars has an all-liquid core and internal mass anomalies Mapping the curvature where electrons reside in Kagome materials

Phys - Nanotechnology Edit Unfollow Nanoparticles deliver small interfering RNA to slow multiple myeloma Overcoming the trade-off between sub-nanometer size and high metal loading in meta cluster catalysts Novel approach to fabricating artificial graphene nanoribbons with embedded pentagon carbon Metal nanoclusters are tunable for many applications from catalysis to biomedicine, says study Researchers use ultrasound to control orientation of small particles

Phys - Biology Edit Unfollow Remains of new species of duck-billed dinosaur found in Chile Climate warming pits geese against farmers in Finland Scientists believe disorienting the malaria parasite may prevent it from causing harm Opinion: The massive dam removal on the Klamath may save salmon but can't solve the West's water crisis Miniature snail in a rock sandwich: Study describes first fossil record of thorn snails in the southern US Examining impacts of elevated salinity on microbial interactions within activated sludge microbial community Complexity is a barrier to horizontal gene transfer, shows new study Ribbiting rhythms: Citizen science reveals new information about frog calls New technologies reveal the impact of circular economy on threatened species such as the Egyptian vulture Cover crops contribute to soil health, study shows Mapping beaver dams with machine learning Deep sea dive from a desk uncovers three new species Producers can now go 'whole hog' on new heat stress app for pigs A newly identified protein confers drought tolerance to plants Study provides new insights on bacteria that cause food poisoning Research hints at how fungus farming ants keep their gardens healthy From cross to self-pollination: Examining how plants develop different routes to replication Scientists have created synthetic human embryos. Now we must consider the ethical and moral quandaries Bees and hoverflies are key to growing more fruit and veg in cities—new research Nigeria is Africa's leading rice producer, but still needs more—reusing wastewater for irrigation would boost farming

The Guardian - Environment Edit Unfollow Bug swarm: Nevada crawling with thick carpet of Mormon crickets The Guardian view on Colombia's child survivors: a rainforest fairytale | Editorial Our future as an electrostate: Alan Finkel on how Australia gets to net zero from here 'It's bloody dangerous': north Queenslanders grow salty over rapidly increasing crocodile population 'We know how to kill it': Irish national park battles slow-motion ecological calamity 'We are a force for life': how Indigenous wisdom helped rescue children lost in the Amazon One of Britain's largest sunken forests reveals its secrets

Phys - Astronomy & Space Edit Unfollow Jupiter's moon Europa may have had a slow evolution Pulsars could help map the black hole at the center of the Milky Way Handing over European service module for Artemis II Hubble captures galaxy NGC 7292 Sun-watching Proba-3 formation flyers tested for take-off Data from InSight suggests Mars has an all-liquid core and internal mass anomalies The 'brightest of all time' gamma-ray burst and its ordinary supernova

Phys - Physics Edit Unfollow Examining 'glitches in the matrix': Team finds ways to harness quantum power of atomic flaws Researchers manufacture first-ever droplet-etched quantum dots that glow in C-band optical light Exploring gravity's effect on quantum spins Q&A: Illuminating physics in the kitchen New cooling technology developed for quantum computing circuits With trapped waves, researchers resolve longstanding debate about localizing light in three dimensions Mapping the curvature where electrons reside in Kagome materials

The Times of India - Science Edit Unfollow India needs to join US-led Artemis Accords: NASA official

BusinessGreen Edit Unfollow Labour vows to help businesses 'hammered' by highest energy costs in Europe Global Briefing: World Bank warns governments wasting $1.25tr on environmentally-harmful subsidies 'Underwhelming on nearly every front': Bonn climate talks leave huge task ahead of COP28 Solar savings, Glastonbury wind power, and green skills gaps: BusinessGreen's most read stories of the week 'Power of partnership': CCC publishes business climate action framework 'Stop the rot': Poll underscores strong public backing for green investment plans Government aims to put rail innovation funding on track What the EU's new border tax could mean for carbon markets US Department of Energy releases hydrogen roadmap to cut emissions LGIM divests from transport giants over climate concerns Green shoots: English woodland creation hits record levels Could 'crap' charging networks delay the electric vehicle transition?

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