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Freedom and liberty should not be red flags for climate science denial, but they are
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Protesters in Canberra, 2011, to plans in Australia to introduce a price on greenhouse gas emissions. Photograph: TORSTEN BLACKWOOD/AFP/Getty Images. Contact author. @readfearn. Thursday 28 May 2015 22.55 EDT Last modified on Thursday 28 ...
France's Ségolène Royal lambasts slow pace of climate talksFinancial Times
Upcoming Decision Could Wipe Out U.S. Commitment on Climate ChangeHuffington Post
China considering enhanced climate change actions: officialEastDay.com
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Protesters in Canberra, 2011, to plans in Australia to introduce a price on greenhouse gas emissions. Photograph: TORSTEN BLACKWOOD/AFP/Getty Images. Contact author. @readfearn. Thursday 28 May 2015 22.55 EDT Last modified on Thursday 28 ...
France's Ségolène Royal lambasts slow pace of climate talks
Upcoming Decision Could Wipe Out U.S. Commitment on Climate Change
China considering enhanced climate change actions: official
Daily Mail
Will Hull still be here in 100 years? Experts warn rising sea levels could wipe city ...
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An expert has warned that rising sea levels could cause cities such as Hull to be wiped off the map on the east coast of England due to coastal erosion. Dr Hugh Ellis, head of policy at the Town and Country Planning Association (TCPA), warned that local ...
Will Hull still exist in 100 years? Planners warn east coast residents may need to ...Telegraph.co.uk
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An expert has warned that rising sea levels could cause cities such as Hull to be wiped off the map on the east coast of England due to coastal erosion. Dr Hugh Ellis, head of policy at the Town and Country Planning Association (TCPA), warned that local ...
Will Hull still exist in 100 years? Planners warn east coast residents may need to ...
Hull Could Sink Into The Sea Within 100 Years, Expert Warns
TCPA warns over lack of planning for UK climate change impacts
Sky News Australia
Humans can't win against US killer robots - professor
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The robots are likely to be armed quadcopters or mini-tanks that can decided without human intervention who should live or die. Killer robots being developed by the US military "will leave humans utterly defenceless", an academic has warned.
US 'paving the way' to AI warfareSky News Australia
DARPA's Autonomous Killer Robots Will Leave Humans DefenselessSputnik International
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The robots are likely to be armed quadcopters or mini-tanks that can decided without human intervention who should live or die. Killer robots being developed by the US military "will leave humans utterly defenceless", an academic has warned.
US 'paving the way' to AI warfare
DARPA's Autonomous Killer Robots Will Leave Humans Defenseless
Humans will be left 'defenceless' by killer drones - The Nation
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The moment Japan's Mount Shindake volcano erupts in spectacular fashion
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A volcano erupted on a small island in southern Japan on Friday spewing towering black-gray clouds into the sky in a spectacular display. Mount Shindake erupted about 10am (0100 GMT)leading authorities to order residents to evacuate the island.
Volcano erupts on Japanese island, evacuation ordered and flights divertedDaily Mail
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A volcano erupted on a small island in southern Japan on Friday spewing towering black-gray clouds into the sky in a spectacular display. Mount Shindake erupted about 10am (0100 GMT)leading authorities to order residents to evacuate the island.
Volcano erupts on Japanese island, evacuation ordered and flights diverted
The moment an erupting Japanese volcano blew its top
Volcano erupts on remote Japanese island of Kuchinoerabujima, 150 residents ...
Daily Mail
Have YOU drunk dinosaur urine? Every glass of water contains almost 100 ...
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The next time you reach for a glass of water, remember this; you could be about to sip on dinosaur pee. This is according to science YouTube channel, Curious Minds, which explains that the amount of water on the Earth has remained roughly the same for ...
Bizarre: Every drop of water we will drink is dinosaur pee, video claimsTechie News
What are you drinking: Water or dinosaur urine?India Today
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Daily Mail
The next time you reach for a glass of water, remember this; you could be about to sip on dinosaur pee. This is according to science YouTube channel, Curious Minds, which explains that the amount of water on the Earth has remained roughly the same for ...
Bizarre: Every drop of water we will drink is dinosaur pee, video claims
What are you drinking: Water or dinosaur urine?
Dinosaur urine can be found in almost all glasses of water
Daily News & Analysis
How the solar system looked a billion years ago
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Scientists have found a young planetary system which may enable them to understand what our own solar system looked like as 'toddler' billions of years ago. Using the Gemini Planet Imager (GPI) at the Gemini South telescope in Chile, an international team ...
Nearby star hosts Kuiper belt twinNature.com
A Direct Image Of Another Solar System's Kuiper Beltio9
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Scientists have found a young planetary system which may enable them to understand what our own solar system looked like as 'toddler' billions of years ago. Using the Gemini Planet Imager (GPI) at the Gemini South telescope in Chile, an international team ...
Nearby star hosts Kuiper belt twin
A Direct Image Of Another Solar System's Kuiper Belt
This is what our 'toddler' solar system looked like billion years ago
The Economist
Some skin off their noses
The Economist
TO SHED the surly bonds of Earth and dwell in microgravity is also to sign up for a puffy appearance; the body's fluids redistribute themselves quite differently in the weightless environment of space. But research published this week suggests that astronauts ...
'Astromice' study finds that space travel damages skin but makes hair grow fasterDaily Mail
Astromice: ISS mice have thinner skin after three months in spaceInternational Business Times UK
Mission to Mars could make astronauts' skin thinnerTelegraph.co.uk
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The Economist
TO SHED the surly bonds of Earth and dwell in microgravity is also to sign up for a puffy appearance; the body's fluids redistribute themselves quite differently in the weightless environment of space. But research published this week suggests that astronauts ...
'Astromice' study finds that space travel damages skin but makes hair grow faster
Astromice: ISS mice have thinner skin after three months in space
Mission to Mars could make astronauts' skin thinner
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Unesco reconsidering Great Barrier Reef heritage status
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Australia faces a dent to its reputation and a potentially devastating blow to its tourism industry should one of the country's most iconic natural wonders, the Great Barrier Reef, be listed as "in danger" by the United Nations. Tony Fontes loves diving the waters ...
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Australia faces a dent to its reputation and a potentially devastating blow to its tourism industry should one of the country's most iconic natural wonders, the Great Barrier Reef, be listed as "in danger" by the United Nations. Tony Fontes loves diving the waters ...
Great Barrier Reef: Unesco to release draft ruling on 'in danger' listing
Reef should avoid UNESCO listing: Hunt
Great Barrier Reef ruling
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Meet the soul-sucking "dementor" wasp
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In 2014, scientists discovered 139 new species in the Greater Mekong region of Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam. One of them is a vicious wasp that kills its victims by turning them into zombies and eating them alive.
Dementor Wasp, Toothy Bat Among New Species Found in AsiaNewsweek
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CBS News
In 2014, scientists discovered 139 new species in the Greater Mekong region of Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam. One of them is a vicious wasp that kills its victims by turning them into zombies and eating them alive.
Dementor Wasp, Toothy Bat Among New Species Found in Asia
'Dementor' wasp turns cockroaches into zombies
Scientists discovered 139 new species in the Greater Mekong in 2014: WWF report
Daily Mail
Modern humans spread out of Africa from Egypt new study finds
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The first modern humans to arrive in Europe and Asia migrated north out of Egypt around 55,000 years ago, according to new genetic research. The study has answered a long standing question about the route early Homo sapiens took when spreading from ...
Early humans left Africa through Egypt, study saysChristian Science Monitor
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Daily Mail
The first modern humans to arrive in Europe and Asia migrated north out of Egypt around 55,000 years ago, according to new genetic research. The study has answered a long standing question about the route early Homo sapiens took when spreading from ...
Early humans left Africa through Egypt, study says
Out of Africa: How early humans first got to Europe
Modern Humans Trekked Out of Africa Via Egypt, DNA Study Suggests
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