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A new Curtin University-led study has shed new light on the widespread number of households in developing countries burning plastic as an ev
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The Southwest United States is currently facing its worst megadrought of the past 1,200 years. According to a recent study by the University
Paleontologists have identified a new species of dinosaur, Khankhuuluu, which is being described as the closest-known ancestor to the giant
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An asteroid that could level a city now has a 3.1-percent chance of striking Earth in 2032, according to NASA data released Tuesday—making i
Story by Issam Ahmed with Daniel Lawler on 2/19/25 in Phys.org The asteroid that was detected in December 2024 that could impact Earth in 2032 has had an increase in that likelyhood to 3.1%. Scientists, while increasing these odds, are still stating that there is nothing to be truly concerned about considering the size and still relatively low odds. That being said, they have turned the James Webb telescope to focus on the object and help get better tracking data. They also reference the 2022 DART project that proved we could alter an asteroids path.
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A study in Nature finds that up to 215 million hectares of land (an area larger than Mexico) in humid tropical regions around the world has
A study in Nature finds that up to 215 million hectares of land (an area larger than Mexico) in humid tropical regions around the world has the potential to naturally regrow.
That much forest could store 23.4 gigatons of carbon over 30 years and also have a significant impact on concerns like biodiversity loss and water quality. The study showed that more than half of the area with strong potential for regrowth was in five countries: Brazil, Mexico, Indonesia, China, and Colombia.
Link to open access study published in Nature.
An estimated area of 215 million hectares has the potential for natural forest regeneration across tropical forested countries and biomes, r
Researchers have shown that owners who believe in their horses' emotions and treat them with care, have animals that are significantly healt
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