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Tiny reef fish thrived near seabird islands; where rats wiped birds out, marine food chains changed

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Tropical islands are facing a surprising ecological shift as invasive rats disrupt the balance of coral reef ecosystems. By decimating […]

After decades of drought, water is returning to the south of the Sahara Desert as ancient farming techniques and the Great Green Wall breathe new life into the Sahel

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Texas engineers are building fish-like nano-robots that could harvest lithium from seawater and transform the future of clean energy

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Texas A&M engineers are developing fish-like nano-robots to harvest lithium from seawater. These autonomous microscopic robots use specialised particles activated […]

The Southern Ocean may be Earth’s safest place to remove carbon from the atmosphere, scientists find

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14-year-old Indian American girl builds system to predict driver fatigue, eyes $25,000 prize

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Fourteen-year-old Indian-American student Sharvi Mahajan has developed NeuroDrive Alert, an EEG-based machine learning system that tracks brain activity to predict […]

Why the last woolly mammoths survived 6,000 years after the Ice Age

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Recent genetic studies have revised the understanding of woolly mammoth extinction. These ancient DNA analyses suggest inbreeding alone did not […]

Japan’s 600-year-old Daisugi forestry method lets a single tree produce timber for centuries

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Japan’s 600-year-old Daisugi technique offers a unique way to produce timber without cutting down entire trees. Developed in Kyoto during […]

Quote of the day by David Attenborough: “No one will protect what they don’t care about; and no one will care about…”

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In 2008, MSU scientists discovered a tiny fungus hiding inside a rainforest tree that naturally produced diesel-like fuel

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An Oklahoma wind farm is creating an invisible river of wind that reaches much higher than scientists once thought

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Scientists mapped wind farm wakes in Oklahoma with detailed observations. The study revealed upward momentum transfer extending far beyond turbine […]

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Tiny reef fish thrived near seabird islands; where rats wiped birds out, marine food chains changed

After decades of drought, water is returning to the south of the Sahara Desert as ancient farming techniques and the Great Green Wall breathe new life into the Sahel

Texas engineers are building fish-like nano-robots that could harvest lithium from seawater and transform the future of clean energy

The Southern Ocean may be Earth’s safest place to remove carbon from the atmosphere, scientists find

14-year-old Indian American girl builds system to predict driver fatigue, eyes $25,000 prize

Why the last woolly mammoths survived 6,000 years after the Ice Age

Japan’s 600-year-old Daisugi forestry method lets a single tree produce timber for centuries

Quote of the day by David Attenborough: “No one will protect what they don’t care about; and no one will care about…”

In 2008, MSU scientists discovered a tiny fungus hiding inside a rainforest tree that naturally produced diesel-like fuel

An Oklahoma wind farm is creating an invisible river of wind that reaches much higher than scientists once thought

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