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Scientific American

Will Global Emissions Plateau in 2023? Four Trends to Watch [1381d]
Damar Hamlin's Collapse Highlights the Violence Black Men Experience in Football [1381d]
A New Map Tracks the World's Largest Glaciers [1382d]
Aging Is Linked to More Activity in Short Genes Than in Long Genes [1382d]

Quanta Magazine

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New Scientist

How California can capture stormwater to fight off the drought [1381d]
AI chatbots could hit a ceiling after 2026 as training data runs dry [1381d]
XBB.1.5: What we know so far about the latest omicron subvariant [1381d]
The ozone layer was destroyed during Earth's biggest mass extinction [1381d]
Supersized wind turbine could weather storms by bending like palm tree [1382d]

ScienceDaily

Inflammatory trigger a new clue in Alzheimer's [1381d]
Organelles grow in random bursts [1381d]
Nanoplastics unexpectedly produce reactive oxidizing species when exposed to light [1381d]
New study challenges previous ideas regarding Alzheimer's disease [1381d]
Study reveals average age at conception for men versus women over past 250,000 years [1382d]
New discovery of sunscreen-like chemicals in fossil plants reveals UV radiation played a part in mass extinction events [1382d]
Research team detects additive manufacturing defects in real-time [1382d]
Study shows gardening may help reduce cancer risk, boost mental health [1382d]
Indigenous territories and protected areas are key to forest conservation in the Brazilian Amazon, study shows [1382d]
Marine plankton tell the long story of ocean health, and maybe human too [1382d]
Scientists get fungi to spill their secrets [1382d]
Lab lights way to simple chemical synthesis [1382d]
Lithium-sulfur batteries are one step closer to powering the future [1382d]
Riddle solved: Why was Roman concrete so durable? [1382d]

Phys

Brazilian Amazon deforestation up 150% in Bolsonaro's last month [1382d]
Physicists find that organelles grow in random bursts [1382d]
Artificial intelligence could aid in evaluating parole decisions [1382d]
Compound extreme heat and drought will hit 90% of world population [1382d]
Researchers uncover key codon repeats regulating chilling tolerance in rice [1382d]
Strong solar flare erupts from Sun [1382d]
Interfaces play important role in condensate behavior [1382d]
Most former SpAds become 'shadow lobbyists' when they leave Whitehall, major new analysis shows [1382d]
Could washing our clothes with detergent become a thing of the past? [1382d]
Nanoplastics unexpectedly produce reactive oxidizing species when exposed to light [1382d]
Sunscreen-like chemicals found in fossil plants reveal UV radiation was involved in mass extinction events [1382d]
Study reveals average age at conception for men versus women over past 250,000 years [1382d]
New super I-mode obtained on EAST [1382d]
The Pacific Ocean's oxygen-starved 'OMZ' is growing, new research finds [1382d]
International fusion energy project faces delays, says chief [1382d]
US proposes stricter air quality standards for soot [1382d]
Marine plankton tell the long story of ocean health, and maybe human too [1382d]
Indigenous territories and protected areas are key to forest conservation in the Brazilian Amazon, study shows [1382d]
Cooling 100 million degree plasma with a hydrogen-neon mixture ice pellet [1382d]
About 50% of soil-available phosphorus comes from mineral fertilizers in agricultural systems worldwide [1382d]

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