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We Need To Regulate The Seabed Before Mining Companies Destroy It
On Thursday, an international group of marine scientists published an article in Science in which they outlined the desperate need for an international effort to regulate t...
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Of Meanies And Queens
What’s a soap opera without a couple of mean women or vamps? Call them what you may, these epitomes of the Wicked Witch from the West or East from the Wizard of Oz, a...
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Give Us Back Our River
One part of the Ennore creek, covered with a layer of black mass, lies still like a corpse. Another channel of dark water, the Buckingham Canal, which carries petroleum eff...
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How Breaking One of the Most Basic Physical Laws Might Explain Dark Energy
A group of theoretical physicists from France and Mexico has offered a fun new what-if for dark energy, one of physics' most profound outstanding mysteries. As described in...
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Not Just A Hiss Tale
The Pratap household in Ichhapyari Naagin is beginning to feel like a snake pit. With Ichha, the mild mannered form shifting snake being forced to bare her fangs by Amrita/...
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As Climate Change Uproots Communities, Innovation Can Rescue Culture
MARRAKESH, Morocco (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When powerful Cyclone Heta hit the tiny Pacific island nation of Niue in 2004, it caused huge damage, including destroying...
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Destruction of kelp forests by tropical fish shows impact of ocean temperature rises
Herbivorous tropical fish have destroyed kelp forests in northern New South Wales, showing that even small increases in ocean temperature can lead to kelp deforestation, an...
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World On Track To Lose Two-Thirds Of Wild Animals By 2020, Major Report Warns
The number of wild animals living on Earth is set to fall by two-thirds by 2020, according to a new report, part of a mass extinction that is destroying the natural world u...
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TBI Blogs: One Woman Single-Handedly Brought An Entire District Back On Its Feet After The Manipur Floods
Even thinking about the lashing rains, followed by massive landslides, road cave-ins, a bridge collapse, and hundreds of crumbling homes, brings chilling fear back to her b...
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Seeing Earth From Space Is The Key To Saving Our Species From Itself
When Yuri Gagarin became the first human to orbit the Earth in April 1961, he carried centuries of hopes and dreams into space with him. Visionaries had long struggled to p...
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