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Moral Ambition By Rutger Bregman — Review
Greed and selfishness are failing humanity: can “moral ambition” save the day – and us?
Jul 26
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More Birds Make You As Happy As More Money
Conservation of nature is as important for human happiness and well-being as financial security.
Jul 25
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Genetics Reveals Warming Seas May Drive Narwhals Into Extinction
A recent study of the genetic history of narwhals reveals these medium-sized Arctic-dwelling whales face an uncertain future, thanks to climate change.
Jul 23
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Genetics Reveals Warming Seas May Drive Narwhals Into Extinction
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Climate Change And Land Use Changes Threaten Native Bee Populations
Warming temperatures at night combined with habitat destruction are the cause of large population declines in wild native bee populations.
Jul 21
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Climate Change And Land Use Changes Threaten Native Bee Populations
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Free Bird: Flaco The Owl’s Dreams Take Flight By Christine Mott And Ofra Layla Isler — Review
This delightful children’s book tells the story of Flaco the owl’s last year of life, living as a wild owl in New York City’s Central Park, and reveals…
Jul 19
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Free Bird: Flaco The Owl’s Dreams Take Flight By Christine Mott And Ofra Layla Isler — Review
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New To Science Blue-Striped Poison Frog Discovered In Brazil
A team of scientist announced their recent discovery of a colorful new poison frog in a remote place deep in the Amazon rainforest.
Jul 18
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New To Science Blue-Striped Poison Frog Discovered In Brazil
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Watch: How Google Earth helped find Mozambique's lost forest of Mount Mabu
In a time and on a planet where we think we know everything, Kew Gardens scientists used Google Earth to identify a lost world perched on a lonely…
Jul 16
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Watch: How Google Earth helped find Mozambique's lost forest of Mount Mabu
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How Lovebirds Keep Their Cool When It’s Really Hot
Some birds may develop unique behaviors to deal with extreme heat created by global warming.
Jul 14
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How Lovebirds Keep Their Cool When It’s Really Hot
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The Decline And Fall Of The Human Empire By Henry Gee — Review
An entertaining and thought-provoking overview of the rise and fall of the human population – as our species declines towards extinction.
Jul 12
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The Decline And Fall Of The Human Empire By Henry Gee — Review
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Taking flight: Cape parrot identified as new species
Theendangered cape parrot really is a distinct species, according to a molecular study -- a finding that could impact conservation decisions and…
Jul 11
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How Nuclear Fallout Helped Identify Longest-Lived Vertebrate On Earth
Radiocarbon dating reveals that the Greenland shark reaches sexual maturity at 150 years of age, and has a lifespan of at least 400 years, making it the…
Jul 9
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How Nuclear Fallout Helped Identify Longest-Lived Vertebrate On Earth
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Blue Tit Populations Closely Linked To Numbers Of Moth Caterpillars
The critical importance of moth caterpillars numbers to the population size of a common insect-eating garden bird, the blue tit, were highlighted in a…
Jul 7
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Blue Tit Populations Closely Linked To Numbers Of Moth Caterpillars
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