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New research reports no sign of decrease in global carbon dioxide emissions [1288d]
New study describes how employee opinion impacts CEO dismissal [1288d]
Participating in college football bowl games may slightly improve players' academic outcomes, study finds [1288d]
Environmental justice has the White House's attention—but funding won't immediately solve deeply entrenched problems [1288d]
Should kids be cramming for tests or competing at sports? [1288d]
Footprints indicate human presence in Spain in Middle Pleistocene, 200,000 years earlier than previously thought [1288d]
Planting and management of improved grass in tropical savannas can increase soil carbon by 15% [1288d]
Team uses AI and satellite images to release first-ever global estimates for road transportation greenhouse emissions [1288d]
Mineral soil in forests accumulates carbon as trees grow [1288d]
A dual boost for optical delay scanning [1289d]
Global changes in wetlands help clarify the decline of shorebirds [1289d]
New study suggests evolutionary forces are behind collective discrimination [1289d]
Bibliometric study ranks world-leading institutions researching liver cirrhosis [1289d]
Centimeter-scale multicolor printing with a pixelated optical cavity [1289d]
Using 1980s environmental modeling to mitigate future disasters [1289d]
116 scientists reject WHO's draft PFAS guidelines [1289d]
Section of destroyed shuttle Challenger found on ocean floor [1289d]
Research reveals how a common bacterium may spread from the intestine [1289d]
Arts education can support students' growth towards global citizenship [1289d]
A new way of fabricating high-efficiency diffraction gratings for astronomical spectroscopy [1289d]
Chinese incursions into India are increasing and are strategically planned, study finds [1289d]
Hundred-year-old riddle in botany reveals key plant adaptation to dry land [1289d]
Researchers manage to extend the field of view for speckle-correlation imaging under a limited memory effect [1289d]
Why we build networks that hurt our performance, and what we can do about it [1289d]
Climate change affects mosquito behavior, making it harder to end malaria in South Africa [1289d]
Burning waste must end: African leaders look to recycling for better health and value [1289d]
Togo's new climate policies reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve air quality—here's how [1289d]
Disparities in advanced math and science skills begin by kindergarten [1289d]
What is a flash drought? An Earth scientist explains [1289d]
American workers feel alienated, helpless and overwhelmed. Here's one way to alleviate their malaise [1289d]
Out of sight, out of mind: Europe's increasing pushback against migrants [1289d]
What is a subtropical storm and how is it different from a tropical or extratropical system? [1289d]
NASA laser reflector for ESA satnav on Lunar Pathfinder [1289d]
Previously unknown monumental temple discovered near the Tempio Grande in Vulci [1289d]
Study: Wildlife are more sensitive to humans than we thought. How does that affect trails? [1289d]
Study provides first snapshot of global experiences with water insecurity [1289d]
Irish businesses are largely underprepared for a net zero transition [1289d]
Legacy of dust: How Owens Valley air pollution increases LA water bills [1289d]
Young people most likely to see career benefits to remote working [1289d]
Dead white pelican found on grounds of San Diego Safari Park tests positive for bird flu [1289d]
Cosmic radiation detection takes front seat during NASA's Artemis I space mission [1289d]
Recyclable composites help drive net-zero goal [1289d]
Canine cancers give clues about human health risks [1289d]
Why Putin's retreat from Kherson could be his most humiliating defeat yet [1289d]
Extremists use video games to recruit vulnerable youth. Here's what parents and gamers need to know [1289d]
Canada identifies international students as 'ideal immigrants' but supports are lacking [1289d]
Carbon-busting hemp could help transform Scottish agriculture to zero emissions [1289d]