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IPCC Report Will Likely Shake Up U.N. Climate Talks
CLIMATEWIRE | When global leaders meet later this year to negotiate climate action, the urgency to cut planet-warming emissions will be…
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‘Great news.’ Survey will test counting LGBTQ Ph.D. recipients
Each year, thousands of newly minted U.S. Ph.D. recipients complete the Survey of Earned Doctorates (SED), providing information about their…
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UK criticised for failing to join UN-backed river restoration scheme
Walthamstow Wetlands park in London Shutterstock/cktravels.com Environmental groups have criticised the UK government for not signing up to a United…
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Scientists Look for Toxins from East Palestine Derailment in Ohio
Residents of East Palestine, Ohio, have complained of symptoms including headaches and difficulty breathing following a nearby train derailment that…
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Hundreds of children made to wear GPS tags by UK’s Ministry of Justice
GPS tags can monitor the wearer’s location 24 hours a day Bruce Adams/Daily Mail/Shutterstock Hundreds of children who have committed…
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Mysteriously Young ‘Peekaboo’ Galaxy Could Reveal Secrets of Early Universe
A galaxy that is just emerging from hiding may be one of the youngest ever discovered, offering a potential portal…
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Music-Making Artificial Intelligence is Getting Scary Good
SUBSCRIBE: Apple | Spotify Listen to Episode 1 of this 3-part Science, Quickly fascination here. Transcript Allison Parshall: As a kid, I was…
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Climate Change Is Destabilizing Insurance Industry
CLIMATEWIRE | The president of one of the world’s largest insurance brokers warned Wednesday that climate change is destabilizing the insurance…
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Eye Drops Recalled after Deaths and Blindness–Here’s What to Know
Health professionals are investigating an outbreak of an antibiotic-resistant microbe found in certain bottles of lubricating eye drops, or artificial…
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Pall of suspicion: NIH’s secretive ‘China initiative’ has destroyed scores of academic careers
A version of this story appeared in Science, Vol 379, Issue 6638.Download PDF For decades, Chinese-born U.S. faculty members were…
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