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06-08-2022
Gulf of Maine has been transformed by warming waters
Years of data that was recently analyzed by researchers at...
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06-08-2022
Good news for active children - moving helps them learn
The development of reading skills is a crucial step in...
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06-08-2022
Mothers soothe their infants with physiological signals
It is well known that a mother can soothe her...
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06-08-2022
Sunscreen ingredients make sunlight toxic for corals
According to The Ocean Foundation, an estimated 14,000 tons of...
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06-08-2022
The ocean is losing its memory and becoming less predictable
The ocean exhibits a “memory” - the ocean temperature tomorrow...
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06-08-2022
Bizarre, bulldog-faced dinosaur discovered in Egypt
A research team led by the Mansoura University Vertebrate Paleontology...
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06-08-2022
World Ocean Day: Take action to protect and restore nature
Today, on World Ocean Day, the global community unites to...
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06-08-2022
Tropical thunderstorms trigger extreme cold events in China
In recent winters, Northeast China has experienced more frequently persistent...
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06-08-2022
Air pollution increases freezing rain in the Northern Hemisphere
In winter and early spring, freezing rain is an increasingly...
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06-08-2022
Bat deaths caused by wind turbines disrupt natural food chains
A new study led by the Leibniz Institute for Zoo...
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06-07-2022
Long-banned toxic chemicals remain a global threat
Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) are persistent organic pollutants (POPs) that are...
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06-07-2022
Public is less likely to support conservation for “ugly” reef fishes
Humans often engage with natural biodiversity because it is beautiful,...
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