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Academia 3 years ago

How to produce more food, curb prices and save nature

Research conclusively shows that organic farming produces much less food than conventional farming per hectare.

Environment 3 years ago

Number of spider species creeps up to 50,000

There are now 50,000 known different species of spider crawling the Earth, and there might be another 50,000 out there.

Environment 3 years ago

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Birds are more colorful closer to the equator, study proves

When European naturalists traveled to the tropics in the 1800s, they postulated that birds became more colorful closer to the equator — a theory that scientists confirmed on Monday using artificial intelligence technology.

Academia 4 years ago

Nature: An untapped resource in the fight against climate change

Investments in nature play an important role in reaching net zero, but they cannot negate the need to decarbonize.

Environment 4 years ago

Birdwatchers flock for glimpse of rare snowy owl in US capital

The motley crew are not there to photograph Washington's famous monuments -- they have their sights set on a rare creature that flew in from the Arctic: a snowy owl.

Science & Tech 4 years ago

One of the oldest human fossils just got older: study

Kibish Omo I, first unearthed in Ethiopia in 1967, contained only bone and skull fragments which were difficult to date directly and experts long remained divided over their age.

Environment 4 years ago

Turkmenistan plans to close its 'Gateway to Hell'

Turkmenistan's "Hell" pit has been ablaze since 1971 and previous attempts to put it out have been unsuccessful.

Academia 4 years ago

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G20, COP26 and SDGs: Toward Nature 5.0

Global cooperation is required in order to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, to enhance an inclusive and sustainable economic recovery, and to protect and regenerate nature.

Academia 4 years ago

Bali, elephants, and the spirit of ‘pawongan’

Zoos as a model of conservation, at least in Indonesia, is that, like local conservation programs, they too are chronically under-resourced and so cannot mimic the herd social structure that elephants need to thrive and survive.

Food 4 years ago

Going wild: Urban Indonesians go back to nature in search for food

A growing group of foragers in Indonesia is discovering new joys in the mindful pursuit of finding food in the wild.

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How to produce more food, curb prices and save nature

Number of spider species creeps up to 50,000

PREMIUM Birds are more colorful closer to the equator, study proves

Nature: An untapped resource in the fight against climate change

Birdwatchers flock for glimpse of rare snowy owl in US capital

One of the oldest human fossils just got older: study

Turkmenistan plans to close its 'Gateway to Hell'

PREMIUM G20, COP26 and SDGs: Toward Nature 5.0

Bali, elephants, and the spirit of ‘pawongan’

Going wild: Urban Indonesians go back to nature in search for food

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Birds are more colorful closer to the equator, study proves

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G20, COP26 and SDGs: Toward Nature 5.0