We studied 217 tropical cyclones globally to see how people died. Our findings might surprise you
To reduce the health impacts of tropical cyclones, health departments’ disaster planning must look beyond immediate…
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Why do giraffes have such long legs? Animal simulations reveal a surprising answer
If you’ve ever wondered why the giraffe has such a long neck, the answer seems clear:…
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Spiders inspired biologists to create artificial webs to capture airborne DNA for biodiversity monitoring
The global crisis of diminishing biological diversity is challenging our current ability to monitor changes in…
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Calley Means is out of the White House; Casey Means misses Senate hearing
In a statement Thursday, government watchdog Public Citizen cheered the news of his departure. “The Trump…
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Whale and dolphin migrations are being disrupted by climate change
For millennia, some of the world’s largest filter-feeding whales, including humpbacks, fin whales, and blue whales,…
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The artifice of the manosphere comes to the screen. It’s comedic – but also confronting
“BE LIKE WATER” demands a poster of Bruce Lee’s glistening torso while an archetypal Alpha Man…
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How Do Amore grew BNPL revenue 177% YOY with Affirm
Do Amore is a sustainable jewelry brand with a clear purpose: make engagement and wedding rings…
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Madagascar’s Randrianirina promises ‘profound change’ | AJ #shorts
Madagascar coup leader Colonel Michael Randrianirina promised that the country is heading towards a transformation as…
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RFK Jr.’s MAHA wants to make chemtrail conspiracy theories great again
A prominent voice in the Make America Healthy Again movement is pushing for health secretary and…
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Some US protein powders contain high levels of lead. Can I tell if mine is safe?
Lead has also been listed as a possible carcinogen, or cause of cancer, by International Agency…
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Billions in private cash is flooding into fusion power. Will it pay off?
Over the past five years, private-sector funding for fusion energy has exploded. The total invested is…
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An Australian chemist just won the Nobel prize. Here’s how his work is changing the world
The 2025 Nobel prize in chemistry has been awarded for the development of metal–organic frameworks: molecular…
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A guide to ecommerce shipping
Creating the right ecommerce shipping strategy for your online store is essential to winning loyal customers,…
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Fish ‘fingerprints’ in the ocean reveal which species are moving homes due to climate change
Species across the planet are on the move. Climate change has already caused more than 12,000…
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Wealthy, whiny and wildly tone deaf: Elizabeth Gilbert’s new memoir exemplifies ‘priv-lit’
Could I maybe give you some kind of grant? Can I write you a check? How…
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For too long, colonial language has dominated space exploration. There is a better way
At an internal staff briefing last week, acting NASA Administrator Sean Duffy declared the United States…
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How do flowers know it’s spring? A botanist explains
So most plants measure day length using a green pigment called phytochrome (literally plant colour). This…
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Why grow plants in space? They can improve how we produce food and medicine on Earth
Sometime in the 2040s, humans may well reach a new frontier – Mars. To get there,…
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Iran Has No Water Left, 28 Million People WITHOUT Water
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A rare ‘brain-eating amoeba’ has been detected in Queensland water. Can I catch it by drinking tapwater? Or in the shower?
Any activity that allows potentially contaminated water to go up the nose should be navigated carefully…
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After using ChatGPT, man swaps his salt for sodium bromide—and suffers psychosis
After seeking advice on health topics from ChatGPT, a 60-year-old man who had a “history of…
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Why do some clothes shrink in the wash? A textile scientist explains how to ‘unshrink’ them
When your favourite dress or shirt shrinks in the wash, it can be devastating, especially if…
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Albanese goes to Garma with economic message, amid disappointing progress on Closing the Gap
“This builds on our commitment to the Closing the Gap Agreement, to its call for a…
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‘The great mass of waters killed many thousands’: how earthquakes and tsunamis shook ancient Greece and Rome
The Greek poet Crinagoras of Mytilene (1st century BC–1st century AD) once addressed a little poem…
