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Last January Was The Hottest Global Temperature Anomaly Of Any Month On Record
NASA has released its global temperature data for January 2016, and, once again, the record for the hottest month in recorded history has been shattered. At a time whenthes...
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Warm Ocean Temperatures Helped Make 2015 A Record Year For Shark Attacks
Increasingly warm waters around the globe due to climate change and El Niño led to the highest number of shark attacks ever recorded in 2015, according to data relea...
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Why It’s Taking So Long To Get To 5G
It’s only been five years since 4G mobile broadband came along and made it possible to browse the internet and stream videos on your phone at a decent speed. 4G speed...
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Five Ways Tech Is Crowdsourcing Women’s Empowerment
From gathering data on street harassment in Egypt to finding respectful gynaecologists in India, technology is helping women fight discrimination Even when data is gathered...
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Here's Why Polar Bears' Summer Just Got A Bit Worse
The area of frozen ocean that caps the North Pole was smaller this past month than during any January on record.
Measurements released last week by the National Snow ...
India's New Open Internet Law Is Stronger Than The United States'
India’s landmark new open internet policy, which was hailed by net neutrality advocates around the world on Monday, increases the pressure on American regulators to a...
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GDP Data To Show Economy Racing, Realities Less Rosy
India will release data on Monday showing it remains one of the fastest growing economies in the world, but economists are struggling to reconcile that rosy picture with gr...
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Why Is Central Africa Missing From So Many Maps?
You’ve probably had the following experience: You are reading along when a map, shaded in a procession of pastels, interrupts the story. Your eyes travel first to you...
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The Environmental Protection Agency Says Fracking Is Safe — But Its Scientific Advisors Disagree
Last month, the panel of 31 independent scientists charged with reviewing the EPA's draft report stated that the agency's broad conclusion about the mining technique known ...
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What Data Can Do to Fight Poverty
IF social scientists and policy makers have learned anything about how to help the world’s poorest people, it’s not to trust our intuitions or anecdotal evidenc...
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