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Mobile health app aimed at improving sanitation in resource-limited communities
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California leaders celebrate salmon 'comeback' but climate risks loom
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Fossil fuel industry's 'climate false solutions' reinforce its power, aggravate environmental injustice, study suggests
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Your next puffer jacket could be made from bulrushes, as carbon-storing peat farming takes off
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Webb Detects Exotic Helium-and-Carbon-Rich Atmosphere around Pulsar-Orbiting Exoplanet
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How owl leftovers became the perfect home for ancient baby bees
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Ancient Bees Found Nested Inside Fossilized Bone — A Behavior Never Seen Before
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Christmas ads are hijacking the 'Love Actually' feel-good spirit to get us spending more
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A new study reveals the microbial biodiversity of dehesa soil
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Living in substandard housing linked to kids' missed schooling and poor grades
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People tend to overestimate others' emotions, but this may boost empathy
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Exploring the origins of the universe: 145 low-noise amplifiers complete ALMA telescopes
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Scientists discover how plant cell walls guide stem cells
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NASA Just Lost Contact With a Mars Spacecraft After 10 Years
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1.5-Million-Year-Old Fossil Reveals New Details about Homo erectus
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Category '6' tropical cyclone hot spots are growing
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Asteroids could make you rich one day: Scientists uncover the hidden wealth floating through space
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The Mysterious Little Foot Fossil May Rewrite Hominin History, Representing a New Human Relative
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Why Worry-Prone Personalities May Face a Higher Risk of Dying Earlier
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This Rare Deep-Sea Squid May Trick Predators and Prey by Sticking Its Head in Mud
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New AI tool speeds up discovery of life-supporting microbes in microalgae
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Neutrality isn't a safe strategy on controversial issues, research shows
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Embrace chaos to get lifelike movement from synthetic materials, researchers say
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Manta Rays Give Free Rides to Hitchhikers, Protecting Other Coastline Species
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Image: Hatch thermal cover protects space station vestibule
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NASA JPL tests future lunar craft with shake-up
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The $4.3 billion space telescope Trump tried to cancel is now complete
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Study links seabird nesting to shark turf wars in Hawai'i
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Legal sports betting linked to sharp increases in violent crime, study finds
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For certain life-essential proteins in E. coli, repair is more likely
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Ocean sediments are key to survival of northeastern US salt marshes
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Scientists identify first non-coding gene that controls cell size
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Laser light and the quantum nature of gravity: Proposed experiment could measure graviton energy exchange
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Signature of climate change: Nearly half of harmful wildfire smoke exposure linked to human-caused warming
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Has 'culture' become obsolete as an archaeological concept?
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One of NASA's key cameras orbiting Mars takes 100,000th image
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Vital intertwining: Blood parasite's chainmail-like DNA structure could inspire next-generation materials
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AI and underwater recordings reveal bowhead whale breeding grounds in Arctic sea ice
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Thick 'radiation' fog creeping across California sparks reports of mysterious health issues
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Your body is full of medicine. Researchers can now synthesize it
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Climate change's hidden price tag: A 12% drop in our present income
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Altermagnetism in RuO₂ thin films: A new magnetic material for the AI era
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Shaking magnets with ultrafast light pulses reveals surprising spin control
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Sea Cow Communities Have Engineered Arabian Gulf’s Seagrass Ecosystems for Over 20 Million Years
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Storms reveal how marine snow shapes carbon flow in the deep ocean
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What's powering these mysterious, bright blue cosmic flashes? Astronomers find a clue
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Arctic sees unprecedented heat as climate impacts cascade
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A photographer finds thousands of dinosaur footprints near Italian Winter Olympic venue
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Opposing forces in cells could hold clues to treating disease
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A universal law could explain how large trades change stock prices
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Surface-engineered ZnO nanocrystals tackle perfluoroalkyl substance contamination
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Could your boss be lonely? Here's why it matters more than you might think
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New method enables precise fluorine addition to drug-like molecules in one step
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Possible 'superkilonova' exploded not once but twice
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Remarkable Fossil from South Africa May Be New Species of Australopithecus: Study
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How Europe could use billions in frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine's war effort, and why it's so risky
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How family gatherings unlock forgotten childhood memories that help us understand who we really are
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Study puts spotlight on assessment tool used to predict deadly domestic abuse
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PUNCH mission spacecraft producing unprecedented images of Sun
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Why mistletoe is thriving, even as its traditional orchards are lost
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Ancient Dental Plaque Is Changing What We Know About Medieval Diets
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Humans aren't the only animals that gather to hunker down together at Christmas
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Uncovering early embryonic communications using new stem cell model
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How rogue nations are capitalizing on gaps in crypto regulation to finance weapons programs
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The North Pole keeps moving. Here's how that affects Santa's holiday travel and yours
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Doubts about women in combat don't stand up to history
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How bubbles may speed up CO₂ uptake by the ocean
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Can AI read your travel vibes? This research says yes
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Cool satellites and flexible electronics: Thin interlayers strengthen flexible composite materials
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