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Urban dwellers losing their ability to digest plant cellulose

HQ Team March 22, 2024: A recent study titled “Cryptic diversity of cellulose-degrading gut bacteria in industrialized humans” says that urban dwellers are.

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Europe, one of the fastest-warming continents in the world, is not keeping pace with a rapidly growing climate crisis threatening its energy and food security and people’s health.
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Europe lagging behind efforts to keep climate crisis at bay: EEA

HQ Team March 11, 2024: Europe, one of the fastest-warming continents in the world, is not keeping pace with a rapidly growing climate.

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Greenhouse gas emissions will rob the Arctic ice as early as the 2030s in summer, resulting in a significant impact on seals and polar bears, and triggering coastal erosion.
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Arctic may be ice-free for a month by mid-century: UC Boulder researchers

HQ Team March 7, 2024: Greenhouse gas emissions will rob the Arctic ice as early as the 2030s in summer, resulting in a significant impact.

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A chip, developed by the US-based National Institute of Standards and Technology, to convert light into microwaves, can improve the quality of high-precision timing and communication systems, according to a statement.
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New chip to aid weather scientists, astronomers, cellphone firms

HQ Team March 7, 2024: A chip, developed by the US-based National Institute of Standards and Technology, to convert light into microwaves, can.

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Massive US-led study sheds light on genetic variations of Indians

HQ Team March 6, 2024: A detailed study covering 2,762 high-coverage genomes from India, representing most geographic regions, major languages, and tribal and.

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A third consecutive year of record low sea ice levels in the Antarctic sea is “shocking” geologists and glaciologists say, even though a rapid loss of ice has been observed since the seventies.
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Divergent scientific views emerge on “shocking” record low ice in Antarctica

HQ Team March 3, 2024: A third consecutive year of record low sea ice levels in the Antarctic sea is “shocking” geologists and.

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7000 humpback whales starved to death due to North Pacific heatwave

HQ Team February 29, 2024: Over 7000 humpback whales died in the North Pacific Ocean between 2012 and 2021, according to a study.

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Eating tuna may expose humans to methylmercury, a toxic chemical compound that affects the central nervous system, according to a study.
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Toxic mercury levels remain stagnant in tuna for last 53 years: Study

HQ Team February 22, 2024: Eating tuna may expose humans to methylmercury, a toxic chemical that affects the central nervous system, and the.

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Record-breaking heat caused by greenhouse gases, ocean heat, and ocean acidification have resulted in glacial melts, a rise in sea levels, and human displacement last year,  according to a WMO report. 
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Extreme cold, hot conditions ahead as Atlantic currents set to collpase

Bharti Jayshankar February 10, 2024: A new research published in Science Advances says the collapse of the Atlantic Ocean current – called the.

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Researchers at the University of Central Florida have engineered a human tissue that draws mosquitoes to bite and feed on, and hope the platform can help study the pattern of how the pathogens the insects carry impact and infect human cells and tissues.
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Brazil reels under dengue, public health emergency declared

HQ Team February 9, 2024: As millions descend in Rio De Janeiro in Brazil for the world-famous Carnival starting today, the government has.

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