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ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

A major new study has identified 20 species whose reintroduction would ensure that an additional 54 per cent of the planet's land area regains its full complement of large mammals – but how practical is such an idea?

What to know about book proposals, literary agents, and editing if you want to write for a general audience.

Unfortunately, what is happening now between the US and China over Taiwan is following the classic path to war laid out in my book "Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order.”

Visit the Portraits of Resilience exhibit Friday, tour the Phillips Collection Saturday and brush up on agriculture at the Botanic Garden Sunday.

The most extreme places in Antarctica give rise to the toughest and weirdest types of life. From creatures living a very different chemical life to ours at underwater methane seeps to the secret tools bacteria use to keep their DNA safe from the harsh conditions of the dry valleys.

UN Global Compact: Platform for corporate sustainability

Do you ever feel like everything in this world changes so rapidly that it feels almost impossible to keep up?

Shakespeare art, improvised Austen, and German cinema.

With a looming recession, workers are asking "Am I about to get laid off?" more frequently. Here are signs to look for, according to career experts.