Sharks can be 'social or solitary' BBC News
The most feared predators in the sea have individual personalities that affect how readily they socialise, according to a study by UK scientists. Individual sharks, studied in groups of ten, showed consistent social habits - either forming groups with other sharks ...
Scientists Discover Some Sharks Are LonersDumb-Out
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The most feared predators in the sea have individual personalities that affect how readily they socialise, according to a study by UK scientists. Individual sharks, studied in groups of ten, showed consistent social habits - either forming groups with other sharks ...
Scientists Discover Some Sharks Are Loners
Sharks might have distinct personalities
Sharks Have Personalities, Too
Global warming 'slowed by pollution' Saanich News
The apparent slowing of global warming in recent years is likely due to effects of increased particulate and other conventional pollution, particularly from thermal coal use in Asia, says B.C. MLA and climate scientist Andrew Weaver. Weaver was asked to ...
'Wrong Headed' or Sound Science? Debate Rages Over Two-Degree Global ...VICE News
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The apparent slowing of global warming in recent years is likely due to effects of increased particulate and other conventional pollution, particularly from thermal coal use in Asia, says B.C. MLA and climate scientist Andrew Weaver. Weaver was asked to ...
'Wrong Headed' or Sound Science? Debate Rages Over Two-Degree Global ...
Ditching the 2 Degree Climate Goal?
New Fraser Institute report looks to cool climate change debate
Rare corncrake wings its way back from brink Herald Scotland
Twenty years ago the species was on the verge of extinction in Scotland, but the corncrake, one of our rarest breeding birds, has just enjoyed its most successful season in at least 45 years. Twenty years ago the species was on the verge of extinction in ...
Project turns aroundcorncrake's fortunesThe Times (subscription)
Surprise rise in corncrake numbersThe Courier
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Twenty years ago the species was on the verge of extinction in Scotland, but the corncrake, one of our rarest breeding birds, has just enjoyed its most successful season in at least 45 years. Twenty years ago the species was on the verge of extinction in ...
Project turns aroundcorncrake's fortunes
Surprise rise in corncrake numbers
RSPB Scotland survey reveals Corncrake bird population on the rise
Disturbing trends: 'Living Planet Index declined by 52%' The Express Tribune
A recent report by the Worldwide Fund for Nature-Pakistan (WWF-P) has revealed that the global Living Planet Index has declined by 52 per cent in 40 years. The findings are based on 10,380 populations of 3,038 mammal, bird, reptile, fish and amphibian ...
Study Says Half World's Wildlife Has Vanished Since 1970. Is It Misleading?Mashable
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A recent report by the Worldwide Fund for Nature-Pakistan (WWF-P) has revealed that the global Living Planet Index has declined by 52 per cent in 40 years. The findings are based on 10,380 populations of 3,038 mammal, bird, reptile, fish and amphibian ...
Study Says Half World's Wildlife Has Vanished Since 1970. Is It Misleading?
Human consumption driving wildlife loss
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Beach storm repair work on Portland completed BBC News
Work to repair flood defences on the Dorset coast damaged in winter storms has been completed. The Environment Agency (EA) and Weymouth and Portland Borough Council carried out a £1m scheme to restore barriers and shift shingle. The agency said ...
Chesil Beach flood defence repairs completedDorset Echo
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Work to repair flood defences on the Dorset coast damaged in winter storms has been completed. The Environment Agency (EA) and Weymouth and Portland Borough Council carried out a £1m scheme to restore barriers and shift shingle. The agency said ...
Chesil Beach flood defence repairs completed
UK: flood defence repair work completed on Chesil Beach
Humans blamed for fall in cheetah numbers DAWN.com
WASHINGTON: The number of cheetahs in the world has dropped sharply in the past century, and humans may be to blame, according to an international study released on Thursday. The findings contradict previous research that pointed to larger predators ...
Cheetah numbers are in decline and it's all our faultMirror.co.uk
Scientists check the engine of cheetahs, animal world's 'Ferrari'Reuters UK
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WASHINGTON: The number of cheetahs in the world has dropped sharply in the past century, and humans may be to blame, according to an international study released on Thursday. The findings contradict previous research that pointed to larger predators ...
Cheetah numbers are in decline and it's all our fault
Scientists check the engine of cheetahs, animal world's 'Ferrari'
Hipster chimps are SLAVES to the latest social trends Register
Boffins have observed the "incredibly rare" moment that new forms of behaviour spread around a community of chimps. Just like the slavishly modish sub-species of humanity known as hipsters, chimps are known to copy each other's actions. Scientists at the ...
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Boffins have observed the "incredibly rare" moment that new forms of behaviour spread around a community of chimps. Just like the slavishly modish sub-species of humanity known as hipsters, chimps are known to copy each other's actions. Scientists at the ...
Scientists have discovered how chimps learn new behaviour
Chimp culture captured on camera
Chimp Culture Caught on Camera
Acropolis Is Crumbling, Experts Warn Sky News
News of the decay and the threat it poses to the Parthenon has sent shock waves across Greece. 20:21, UK, Thursday 02 October 2014. Parthenon temple on Athenian Acropolis. Culture ministry officials say they are trying to fix the decaying side. Share on ...
Acropolis not crumbling, Greece responds to reportsKathimerini
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News of the decay and the threat it poses to the Parthenon has sent shock waves across Greece. 20:21, UK, Thursday 02 October 2014. Parthenon temple on Athenian Acropolis. Culture ministry officials say they are trying to fix the decaying side. Share on ...
Acropolis not crumbling, Greece responds to reports
Engineers Investigate Rock Fall at Parthenon
Greece: 'Crumbling' Ancient Acropolis in Athens Puts Parthenon at Risk of ...
Moon May Have Been More Geologically Active Than Thought [STUDY] ValueWalk
The geologic feature that causes the “man in the moon” phenomenon is called the Oceanus Procellarum, and is a gigantic crater with a diameter of 1,800 miles. The general scientific consensus was that the Oceanus Procellarum was formed by a gigantic ...
Man on the moon formed by volcanic activity, not asteroid impactsExaminer.com
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The geologic feature that causes the “man in the moon” phenomenon is called the Oceanus Procellarum, and is a gigantic crater with a diameter of 1,800 miles. The general scientific consensus was that the Oceanus Procellarum was formed by a gigantic ...
Man on the moon formed by volcanic activity, not asteroid impacts
Scientists discover the origins of moon's strange shapes
Moon's hidden valleys revealed, challenges conventions about its evolution
Uncharted ocean mountains, trenches and ridges revealed by satellite map The Guardian
Scientists have devised a new map of the Earth's seafloor using satellite data. This image of the north Atlantic by David Sandwell of the Univeristy of California in San Diego shows red dots marking the locations of earthquakes above 5.5 magnitude.
Global seafloor map reveals stunning details of Earth's depthsReuters
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Scientists have devised a new map of the Earth's seafloor using satellite data. This image of the north Atlantic by David Sandwell of the Univeristy of California in San Diego shows red dots marking the locations of earthquakes above 5.5 magnitude.
Global seafloor map reveals stunning details of Earth's depths
New Global Seafloor Map Shows Hidden Seamounts
Global Seafloor Survey Reveals Volcanic Wonderland
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