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The Future of Climate Activism Is Intergenerational—and on TikTok
When it comes to changing minds, nothing beats an experience. That’s how Sylvia Earle sees it. The scientist has spent…
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Colette Pichon Battle’s Plea for Climate Justice From the US Gulf
As the Re:WIRED GREEN event on addressing climate change drew to a close yesterday, the weather underlined the urgency in…
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NASA’s Juno spacecraft takes closest images of Europa for 20 years
NASA’s Juno spacecraft flew just 352 kilometres above Jupiter’s moon Europa, sending back extraordinarily detailed images of the surface Space…
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Recycling one of the planet’s trickiest plastics just got a little easier
Polyethylene is one of the world’s most commonly used plastics, found in bottles and packaging film, but it’s also one…
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The Era of Fast, Cheap Genome Sequencing Is Here
Comparing those genomes to those of people without schizophrenia has allowed investigators to uncover multiple genes that have a profound…
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Truth under Attack
Truths should be stubborn things, right? Not in today’s society. A set of polls conducted this summer revealed about 70…
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See How a Parasite Travels from Tiny Crustacean to Fish to Bird
A tiny bug manipulates the behavior of its hosts to ensure its unlikely life cycle Credit: Daisy Chung Advertisement Parasites…
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This lagoon is effectively a person, says Spanish law that’s attempting to save it
Only a few years ago, the clear, shallow waters of Mar Menor, a saltwater lagoon off eastern Spain that is…
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Best cable management for desks in 2022
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Violent conflict in Myanmar linked to boom in fossil amber research, study claims
For the past decade, paleontologists have increasingly been using a unique window to peer into the past: amber—blobs of hardened…
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