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How climate change disproportionately affects women
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In a few weeks' time, world leaders, policy-makers, scientists and lobbyists will converge on Paris for the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference, and hopefully agree to a universal and binding agreement on climate to serve as the successor to ...
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Daily Life
In a few weeks' time, world leaders, policy-makers, scientists and lobbyists will converge on Paris for the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference, and hopefully agree to a universal and binding agreement on climate to serve as the successor to ...
Market Business News
Rare Omura's whales filmed for the first time
Market Business News
The first-ever field observations of Omura's whales, the world's rarest whales, have been made by an international team of scientists off the coast of Madagascar. The biologists, who published their research in the Royal Society Open Science journal, ...
Omura whale spotted in the wildJunior College
First glimpse of rare whaleThe Daily Star
Rare Omura's whale caught on film for first timeSydney Morning Herald
ABC Online
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Market Business News
The first-ever field observations of Omura's whales, the world's rarest whales, have been made by an international team of scientists off the coast of Madagascar. The biologists, who published their research in the Royal Society Open Science journal, ...
Omura whale spotted in the wild
First glimpse of rare whale
Rare Omura's whale caught on film for first time
Calgary Herald
Rescue of humpback whale caught in massive fishing line caught on camera: Watch
Calgary Herald
An entangled humpback whale off the Southern California coast was discovered during a whale watching trip in Long Beach. Rescuers have since managed to cut it free. 02X148_50DD_9. Rescuers from nearby Sea World helped free a humpback whale ...
California Rescuers Free Humpback Whale Entangled In Fishing LineTech Times
Rescue team frees whale from fishing lineWashington Post
Rescuers cut fishing line wrapped around whale's tail off La Jolla coastLos Angeles Times
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Calgary Herald
An entangled humpback whale off the Southern California coast was discovered during a whale watching trip in Long Beach. Rescuers have since managed to cut it free. 02X148_50DD_9. Rescuers from nearby Sea World helped free a humpback whale ...
California Rescuers Free Humpback Whale Entangled In Fishing Line
Rescue team frees whale from fishing line
Rescuers cut fishing line wrapped around whale's tail off La Jolla coast
ScienceAlert
Antarctica is gaining more ice than it's losing, NASA study finds
ScienceAlert
A new study from NASA's Goddard Space Flight Centre has revealed that the Antarctic ice sheet is thickening enough to currently outweigh the losses of ice occurring due to global warming. The continuous melting of ice at the poles of the Earth has been ...
Ice gain outpacing loss in AntarticaMyTechBits
Mass gain of the Antarctic snow is more than losseswwntradio
NASA study: Net gains for Antarctic ice sheetsNewzy
Tribble Agency (blog)
International Business Times
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ScienceAlert
A new study from NASA's Goddard Space Flight Centre has revealed that the Antarctic ice sheet is thickening enough to currently outweigh the losses of ice occurring due to global warming. The continuous melting of ice at the poles of the Earth has been ...
Ice gain outpacing loss in Antartica
Mass gain of the Antarctic snow is more than losses
NASA study: Net gains for Antarctic ice sheets
Immortal News
Tyrannosaurus Rex Bone Fossils Indicate Cannibalistic Behavior
Immortal News
A new study has determined that the prehistoric super predator, the Tyrannosaurus Rex, may have engaged in cannibalistic meals. An analysis of bite marks on fossilized bones suggests that the T.rex ate its own kind in addition to a long list of other prey.
Recent findings suggest that T.rex was a cannibalNature World Report
Cannibal T-Rex: Evidence discovered suggests Tyrannosaurus Rex ate each otherWakey Wakey News
T-Rex Bone Speaks of CannibalismNew Historian
NewsQuench
The Weather Space
Gracious Column
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Immortal News
A new study has determined that the prehistoric super predator, the Tyrannosaurus Rex, may have engaged in cannibalistic meals. An analysis of bite marks on fossilized bones suggests that the T.rex ate its own kind in addition to a long list of other prey.
Recent findings suggest that T.rex was a cannibal
Cannibal T-Rex: Evidence discovered suggests Tyrannosaurus Rex ate each other
T-Rex Bone Speaks of Cannibalism
Times Gazette
Flexible phototransistor developed by UM-Madison could help in digital imaging ...
NYC Today
University of Wisconsin researchers have claimed development of the fastest and highly flexible silicon phototransistor. The UM-Madison team behind the project informed that the inspiration for the phototransistor came from the eyes of mammals. While ...
What is the future of digital photography? Here are 6 possible innovationsMorning Ticker
University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers have created a highly responsive ...New York Recorder
This is the fastest phototransistor ever made (+Video)Nature World Report
Wakey Wakey News
Market Business News
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Phys.org
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NYC Today
University of Wisconsin researchers have claimed development of the fastest and highly flexible silicon phototransistor. The UM-Madison team behind the project informed that the inspiration for the phototransistor came from the eyes of mammals. While ...
What is the future of digital photography? Here are 6 possible innovations
University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers have created a highly responsive ...
This is the fastest phototransistor ever made (+Video)
Zee News
NASA reveals shocking satellite images of Kazakhstan desert!
Zee News
NASA is known to make various discoveries, but this is one discovery that happened in the most unlikeliest of places – the deserts of Kazakhstan. The International Space Station has released satellite images of some 8000-year-old ancient settlements in ...
This NASA Earthworks Ancient Discovery Wasn't Supposed To Be Seen From SpaceThe Inquisitr
NASA News: New Ancient Earthworks Discovered in KazakhstanChristian Post
NASA spots mysterious 8000-year-old earthworks in KazakhstanAOL Travel UK
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NASA
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Zee News
NASA is known to make various discoveries, but this is one discovery that happened in the most unlikeliest of places – the deserts of Kazakhstan. The International Space Station has released satellite images of some 8000-year-old ancient settlements in ...
This NASA Earthworks Ancient Discovery Wasn't Supposed To Be Seen From Space
NASA News: New Ancient Earthworks Discovered in Kazakhstan
NASA spots mysterious 8000-year-old earthworks in Kazakhstan
The Independent
7 more bird species of India fly into red list
Economic Times
CHENNAI: The International Union for Conservation of Nature ( IUCN) has added seven species of birds found in India to the red list of threatened birds. Globally 70 birds have moved to the danger zone. In India, the number of threatened species of ...
PLOS ONE: Decline in an Atlantic Puffin Population: Evaluation of Magnitude ...PLoS
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Economic Times
CHENNAI: The International Union for Conservation of Nature ( IUCN) has added seven species of birds found in India to the red list of threatened birds. Globally 70 birds have moved to the danger zone. In India, the number of threatened species of ...
PLOS ONE: Decline in an Atlantic Puffin Population: Evaluation of Magnitude ...
Christian Science Monitor
Planned emissions cuts not enough to save climate, says UN
Christian Science Monitor
The plans proposed by about 150 countries to limit greenhouse gas emissions will not keep global temperatures increases to below the critical 2-degree-Celsius threshold, says the United Nations.
Climate change treaty will be the flop of the yearThe Australian Financial Review
Renewables key in race against climate change clockThe Nation
To Paris and beyondBusiness Recorder (press release) (blog)
Financial Times
Sydney Morning Herald
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Christian Science Monitor
The plans proposed by about 150 countries to limit greenhouse gas emissions will not keep global temperatures increases to below the critical 2-degree-Celsius threshold, says the United Nations.
Climate change treaty will be the flop of the year
Renewables key in race against climate change clock
To Paris and beyond
National Post
'Once-in-a-lifetime discovery' of 22 shipwrecks off Greece offers wondrous ...
National Post
In the Fourni archipelago of the Greek Aegean region, towering underwater cliffs descend into the darkness of the deep sea. Marine archaeologists comb these murky depths for objects made by human hands — a ceramic shard encrusted with sea sponges, ...
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National Post
In the Fourni archipelago of the Greek Aegean region, towering underwater cliffs descend into the darkness of the deep sea. Marine archaeologists comb these murky depths for objects made by human hands — a ceramic shard encrusted with sea sponges, ...
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