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The destruction of a major dam in Ukraine is catastrophic for the environment and will mean that parts of nature are 'lost forever,' says Ukraine environment minister Ruslan Strilets.

Ever since a fatal accident at the Ironman European Championship, most of the talk has been about the safety measures. DW looks at the ethics of allowing the event to go on and the psychological impact on the athletes.

The expansion of Mirko Ilic's “Tolerance Project” now includes “Students for Tolerance.”

New HPE/Intel servers to refresh 1.8 petaflops SeaWulf system

Researchers have developed an optimization algorithm to help identify the location of an electric current surge in a power grid, without knowledge of the grid’s broad structure.

The destruction of a major dam in Ukraine is catastrophic for the environment and will mean that parts of nature are 'lost forever,' says Ukraine environment minister Ruslan Strilets.

Researchers have developed a promising synthetic heart valve that may eventually be used for growing children.

The Crypto Valley Association’s leading event, the Crypto Valley Conference (CVC), commences today in Rotkreuz, Switzerland

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