The human costs of faulty disaster warnings.
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Life will stand a better chance against climate change if we mix big- and small-picture thinking.
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How Earth’s habitable continents arose—and survived.
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This island of macaques rebuilt their social networks after calamity.
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Lee Alan Dugatkin on his 3 greatest revelations while writing The Well-Connected Animal.
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Higher education is at the core of the political challenges confronting the Albanese government, principally of boosting capital accumulation whilst safeguarding aspects of social reproduction. The Albanese government has prioritised skills training and an industry policy focusing on green energy, but this is at the expense of social reproduction including in areas of education.
How frosty pockets in valleys could help protect some trees against climate change.
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Climate change could upend how we synchronize global clocks forever.
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How comedy plays on our emotions to fight misinformation.
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Novel ways to use gene-editing to make farming more sustainable.
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