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Tropical forests totalling size of India at risk of being cleared, study warns
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Deforested land in the Brazilian Amazon in June 2011. The Center for Global Development study predicts the rate of deforestation will climb through 2020 and 2030 and accelerate around the year 2040 if changes are not made. Photograph: HO/Reuters.
Tropical forests almost the size of India set to be axed by 2050: StudyTODAYonline
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Deforested land in the Brazilian Amazon in June 2011. The Center for Global Development study predicts the rate of deforestation will climb through 2020 and 2030 and accelerate around the year 2040 if changes are not made. Photograph: HO/Reuters.
Tropical forests almost the size of India set to be axed by 2050: Study
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REFILE-Tropical forests almost the size of India set to be axed by 2050
Exeter Express and Echo
Angry German wasps to invade south of England
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Vicious German wasps are set to rampage across the south of England for the rest of summer. That's according to experts who have warned that such "worker" wasps are "at their most dangerous" over the final few weeks of summer. Pest controllers have ...
"Drunk and angry" German wasps rampaging across EssexBrentwood Gazette
Bored, angry and drunk German wasps set to invade the south of EnglandNorth Devon Journal
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Vicious German wasps are set to rampage across the south of England for the rest of summer. That's according to experts who have warned that such "worker" wasps are "at their most dangerous" over the final few weeks of summer. Pest controllers have ...
"Drunk and angry" German wasps rampaging across Essex
Bored, angry and drunk German wasps set to invade the south of England
Buzz off! 5 ways wasps ruin our summer fun
Telegraph.co.uk
Critically endangered species of leopard gives birth to three cubs at ...
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Yorkshire Wildlife Park (YWP), in Doncaster, is celebrating the birth of three critically endangered leopard cubs. The park released some CCTV within a film which captures moments of their lives so far. There are only 70 Amur leopards known in ...
Wildlife park hails endangered Amur leopard cubsBT.com
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Telegraph.co.uk
Yorkshire Wildlife Park (YWP), in Doncaster, is celebrating the birth of three critically endangered leopard cubs. The park released some CCTV within a film which captures moments of their lives so far. There are only 70 Amur leopards known in ...
Wildlife park hails endangered Amur leopard cubs
Three Amur Leopard Cubs born at Yorkshire Wildlife Park
World's most endangered Leopard gives birth in Yorkshire
BBC News
Carbon credits undercut climate change actions says report
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The vast majority of carbon credits generated by Russia and Ukraine did not represent cuts in emissions, according to a new study. The authors say that offsets created under a UN scheme "significantly undermined" efforts to tackle climate change. The ...
Kyoto protocol's carbon credit scheme 'increased emissions by 600m tonnes'The Guardian
Credit scheme backfired, hiking greenhouse gases: studyYahoo News UK
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The vast majority of carbon credits generated by Russia and Ukraine did not represent cuts in emissions, according to a new study. The authors say that offsets created under a UN scheme "significantly undermined" efforts to tackle climate change. The ...
Kyoto protocol's carbon credit scheme 'increased emissions by 600m tonnes'
Credit scheme backfired, hiking greenhouse gases: study
Carbon-credit scheme linked to increased greenhouse-gas production
Tech Times
Human Noise Too Loud? Bluebirds Sing Louder To Call Out Potential Mates
Tech Times
Scientists from the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom have discovered that bluebirds are capable of making real-time adjustments to their songs in response to increases in noise levels in their surroundings. (Photo : Colby Stopa | Flickr). For ...
Birds 'shout' to make sure they are heard over loud man-made noise such as trafficWestern Daily Press
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Scientists from the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom have discovered that bluebirds are capable of making real-time adjustments to their songs in response to increases in noise levels in their surroundings. (Photo : Colby Stopa | Flickr). For ...
Birds 'shout' to make sure they are heard over loud man-made noise such as traffic
Persist and shout: Male bluebirds alter their songs to be heard over increased ...
Male bluebirds will shout to cut through the noise and make themselves heard
Daily Mail
Greenland glacier sheds chunk of ice that covers MANHATTAN
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Satellite images show that the fastest moving glacier in the world shed a chunk of ice measuring around 12.5 sq km this week – one of the most significant calving events on record. Radar images from the European Space Agency's Sentinel-1A captured the ...
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Satellite images show that the fastest moving glacier in the world shed a chunk of ice measuring around 12.5 sq km this week – one of the most significant calving events on record. Radar images from the European Space Agency's Sentinel-1A captured the ...
Huge chunk of ice breaks off glacier in Greenland - so large it can be seen ...
Greenland glacier loses chunk the size of Manhattan
Greenland just lost a chunk of ice so big you can see it from space
Nature.com
Planetary science: Carbon in the Moon
Nature.com
The Moon was once thought to be depleted in volatile elements. Analyses of the carbon contents of lunar volcanic glasses reveal that carbon monoxide degassing could have produced the fire-fountain eruptions from which these glasses were formed.
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Nature.com
The Moon was once thought to be depleted in volatile elements. Analyses of the carbon contents of lunar volcanic glasses reveal that carbon monoxide degassing could have produced the fire-fountain eruptions from which these glasses were formed.
24 August 2015 in News: Research may solve Moon's volcanic fire-fountain mystery
Carbon said to be responsible for lunar fire fountains
Research may solve lunar fire fountain mystery
E&T magazine
Slower robots more energy efficient
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Making industrial robots move more smoothly could reduce their energy requirements by up to 40 per cent, a study found. According to researchers from Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden, robots that do not speed up and slow down too much ...
Industrial Robot Efficiency Increased By Up to 40%Product Design & Development
Smooth moves reduce energy consumption in robots by up to 40%Eureka
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Making industrial robots move more smoothly could reduce their energy requirements by up to 40 per cent, a study found. According to researchers from Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden, robots that do not speed up and slow down too much ...
Industrial Robot Efficiency Increased By Up to 40%
Smooth moves reduce energy consumption in robots by up to 40%
Swedish research maps industrial robot routes to save energy
Naples Herald
Mexico finds main skull rack at Aztec temple complex
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In this May 30, 2015 photo released by Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), skulls are partially unearthed at the Templo Mayor Aztec ruin site in Mexico City. (Hector Montano/INAH via AP). 0 · 0 · 0 · 0. 0. 0 · 0. AP Logo BY ...
Massive Human Skull Rack Unearthed at the Aztec TempleTV Newsroom
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In this May 30, 2015 photo released by Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), skulls are partially unearthed at the Templo Mayor Aztec ruin site in Mexico City. (Hector Montano/INAH via AP). 0 · 0 · 0 · 0. 0. 0 · 0. AP Logo BY ...
Massive Human Skull Rack Unearthed at the Aztec Temple
Mexico finds 'main' skull rack at Aztec temple complex
Archaeologists unearth Largest Ceremonial Skull Rack built 500 years ago
Los Angeles Times
Satellite data reveal silver lining of Middle East conflict — cleaner air
Los Angeles Times
The political turmoil in the Middle East is so dramatic that scientists say they can see it from space. Satellite data from the troubled region reveal marked drops in atmospheric pollutants that can't be linked to clean-air laws or other policy changes ...
The surprising byproduct of conflict in the Middle East? Cleaner air.Christian Science Monitor
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Los Angeles Times
The political turmoil in the Middle East is so dramatic that scientists say they can see it from space. Satellite data from the troubled region reveal marked drops in atmospheric pollutants that can't be linked to clean-air laws or other policy changes ...
The surprising byproduct of conflict in the Middle East? Cleaner air.
Who knew that war could have a positive effect on the environment?
Cleaner Air in Middle East Due to Increased Wars, Political Disturbances and ...
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