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Measure emissions to manage emissions | Science

[ad_1] In the 30 years since the world began negotiating the reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, no one has…

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Predicting Pakistan’s next flood | Science

[ad_1] In June, the largest flooding disaster of this century hit Pakistan, flooding farmland and inducing a severe food crisis…

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Gel-based encryption can only be unlocked with key of light and heat

[ad_1] A chemical gel can reveal a secret sequence of numbers if given the right “password” – a combination of…

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Should Webb telescope’s data be open to all?

[ad_1] The $10 billion James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has been observing for less than 4 months, but already a…

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NSF to end cost-sharing mandate for some grants to level the playing field

[ad_1] Several U.S. government research programs require financial buy-in from institutions when applying for a grant or new instrument. The…

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Prominent Dutch astronomer barred for ‘extremely unacceptable’ behavior

[ad_1] Leiden University has “removed” prominent theoretical astronomer Tim de Zeeuw, a former head of the European Southern Observatory (ESO),…

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Antarctic marine life under pressure | Science

[ad_1] Next week, the Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) convenes in Hobart, Tasmania, to examine…

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Despite decades of hype, there is now real hope of progress in fusion

[ad_1] It may have a history of over-optimistic predictions, but research into generating power using a fusion reactor is finally…

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Remember, do no harm? | Science

[ad_1] When the advocacy group America’s Frontline Doctors appeared on the steps of the United States Supreme Court in 2020,…

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Evidence suggests pandemic came from nature, not a lab, panel says

[ad_1] The acrimonious debate over the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic flared up again this week with a report from…

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