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The hunt for whales japan has resumed commercial whaling in its waters despite global outbreak but is the practice commercially sustainable and course of the Cultural Roots of boiling in japan and is culture a justification this is inside story. Hello and welcome to the program im peter dolby whales were hunted to the brink of extinction until 1986 when a group of countries agreed to temporarily stop whaling for profits which turned into a Semi International ban however conservationists are now ...

All europe as a woman child michelle the belgian Prime Minister is nominated to be the next head of the European Council with spains foreign minister josep barrel as the e. U. s Foreign Policy chief while the International Monetary fund boss Christine Lagarde is nominated to head the European Central bank you know had 6 in the tide of course we all had to give a bit we all had to move but once again the European Council has approved the fact that its capable of doing so and given the disparate c...

Welcome back youre watching out 0 time to recap our headlines now france is condemning the air strike on a Detention Center in libyas capital tripoli at least 44 people were killed 130 others injured the u. N. Recognize government has blamed a strike on forces more oil to the altar before half the. Whole gandee has resigned as leader of indias all this Political Party the Indian National congress gandy says hes morally responsible for his partys poor electoral performance says hes giving it to o...

More than 3,100 graduates are being celebrated in Peterborough and Durham GTA campuses

Scientists Develop Molecules For New Class of Antibiotics That Can Overcome Drug-Resistant Bacteria About a decade ago, researchers in UC Santa Barbara

Researchers trying to harness electricity from bacteria realized they may be onto solving another issue: antibiotic resistance.

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA 6 scientists in Singapore who have pivoted to Covid-19 related work [The Straits Times, Singapore / Asia News Network] Dec. 14—SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN) — Meet six scientists in Singapore who have pivoted away from their areas of expertise to Covid-19 related work. Prof Stephan Schuster: Analysing air and surface samples to find virus traces Professor Stephan Schuster is an environmental detective. Like his crime-solving counterparts, the professor at th...

Prof Stephan Schuster: Analysing air and surface samples to find virus traces PHOTO: NTU SINGAPORE Professor Stephan Schuster is an environmental detective. Like his crime-solving counterparts, the professor at the Nanyang Technological Universitys (NTU) School of Biological Sciences looks for what is unseen to the naked eye. This has come in useful during the Covid-19 pandemic, as humanity battles an invisible foe. His work involves taking samples from the air and surfaces, and analysing them...