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NO2 Emission Rising In India, New NASA Air Quality Maps Show.
The emission of the nitrogen dioxide pollutant has gone up significantly in the South Asia region, including India, during the 2005-2014 period, severely affecting air qual...
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When It Comes To HIV, TV Can Be Good For Your Health
On December 6, TheBody.com joins forces with the American Institutes for Research (AIR) and Hollywood, Health and Society (HH&S) to sponsor Powering the PrEPosition: (H...
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When It Comes To HIV, TV Can Be Good For Your Health
On December 6, TheBody.com joins forces with the American Institutes for Research (AIR) and Hollywood, Health and Society (HH&S) to sponsor Powering the PrEPosition: (H...
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Space Origami Could Pack Big Structures Into Tiny Satellites
The founder and CEO of?Oxford Space Systems?(OSS), a venture capital-backed tech company that is designing hardware for satellites, is convinced that new flexible materials...
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The World Is Paying A High Price For More Frequent Extreme Weather Eventsa
"Weather and climate are major drivers of disaster risk and this report demonstrates that the world is paying a high price in lives lost," Margareta Wahlstr?m, head of UNIS...
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Just Because Antarctica Might Be Gaining Ice Doesn't Mean Climate Change Isn't Happening
The study, published in the Journal of Glaciology, analyzed satellite data from two time periods. It concludes that during both periods, the amount of snow gained on the co...
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Israel Hosts Its 1st Ukrainian Film Festival
Cinema events in major cities ‘introduce Israeli audience to Ukrainian filmmakers’ as cultural influence increased from former Soviet satellite. With the increa...
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SpaceX Says There’s ‘Not a Lot of Effort’ Going into Satellite Internet Plan
SpaceX President and Chief Operating Officer Gwynne Shotwell pumped the brakes on the company’s audacious plan to launch 4,000 internet-providing satellites into orbi...
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On The Anniversary Of Sputnik, Here’s What The Probe Actually Discovered
Today marks the 58th anniversary of the launch of Sputnik 1, the first artificial Earth satellite ever to grace orbit, as well as the starting pistol of the space race. As ...
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Environment, Development And The Paradox Of Progress
The wisdom of ancients was cast in proverbial stone when the Atharva Veda extolled believers to worship the environment, and consequently immortalized the message of preser...
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