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FDA’s Accelerated Drug Approvals Under Review
[ad_1] When Brittany Bonds gave birth to her third son in the back of an ambulance 10 weeks before her due date, she no longer trusted the Makena medication. TheRead More
How Should Art Calculate Climate Change?
[ad_1] Clearly environmental art – studies that address anthropogenic threats to local and global ecologies – was published in 1962 by Rachel Carson “Silent Spring”, the famous disclosure of chemicalRead More
Cannibalism Is More Ancient Than Thought, Trilobite Fossils
[ad_1] Cannibalism is common among millions of modern arthropod species. Praying mantis consumes its mate after mating, termites suck blood from wounded peers and mosquitoes Junk food on the larvae.Read More
What is the nuclear risk in Ukraine? Radiation expert Vadim Chumak
[ad_1] Hospitals in Ukraine were bombed. Do radioactive materials in these buildings pose a risk? This is something we have to consider because many unthinkable things have come true inRead More
Q&A on risks with radiation expert Vadim Chumak
[ad_1] Hospitals in Ukraine were bombed. Do radioactive materials in these buildings pose a risk? This is something we have to consider because many unthinkable things have come true inRead More
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef Experiences 6th Mass Bleaching Event
[ad_1] SYDNEY, Australia – A large section of the Great Barrier Reef has been hit by a sixth mass bleaching event, a worrying milestone for the coral wonder that pointsRead More
Why Can’t the US Quickly Separate Europe From Russian Gas?
[ad_1] HOUSTON – Biden administration wants to send more natural gas to help break Europe Dependence on Russian energy. But this grand ambition will be largely symbolic, at least inRead More
Methane Spills Attack New Mexico Oil and Gas Wells
[ad_1] Surprisingly large amounts of methane are leaking from wells and pipelines in New Mexico, suggesting that the oil and gas industry may be contributing more to climate change thanRead More
British Rainfall Records Extended to 1836 Thanks to Covid
[ad_1] Britain’s official rainfall records date back to the year before Queen Victoria ascended the throne, thanks to the efforts of thousands of volunteers who were confined to their homesRead More