Arctic Heatwave Sends Climatologists Back To Drawing Board
Unprecedented warm temperatures in the arctic this summer were so extreme that researchers have begun revising their climate forecasts. “Everything…
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Unprecedented warm temperatures in the arctic this summer were so extreme that researchers have begun revising their climate forecasts. “Everything…
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A new computer model suggests that the formation of the first stars depended crucially on the nature of dark matter.…
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The American desire for easy parking is having a disastrous effect on the environment, say Purdue University researchers. From suburban…
New research from the Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University suggests that embryonic stem cells may develop much better…
Poor cabin air quality on airplanes could in large part be caused by skin oils interacting with ozone. A study…
A new study in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B tries to uncover why several genes with strong associations…
In the presence of fat, vitamin C may actually increase, rather than reduce, certain cancer causing chemicals, says a new…