The sea floor of the South Pacific Ocean has traces of ancient dust, which probably changed the very climate of the Earth, and new research suggests that it has now come all …
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American Pika (Ochotona prince) Is traditionally thought of as a canary in a coal mine when it comes to rising US temperatures. These adorable craters can warm to high temperatures, making their …
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At first glance, apparently a bit of greenery appears in the barren expanse of the Sahel and the Sahara Desert, but detailed satellite imagery combined with computer-deep learning reveals a different picture. …
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The loneliness we feel, or the frequency with which we want to socialize, seems to be determined in part by our genetic coding, reveals recent research, and potentially offers new ways to …
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