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The fossilized skull of the ancient fish, which swam in an estuary 319 million years ago, may hold the secrets of animal brain evolution. Check it out in this article to learn more.

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When Travis Benda and his sons ventured out on a deer hunting trip in Southeast Nebraska, they werent expecting to find a millennia-old fossil.

These oft-overlooked records invite us to imagine what has been and what might be.

THE GREAT rush to ‘tackle climate change’ and ‘save the planet’ by decarbonisation requires an exponential growth in the use of the so called ‘renewable’ technologies, but it also means the need for critical minerals, metals, steel, and concrete vastly greater than...

A group of trace fossils have been discovered for the first time in Northwest China’s Shaanxi Province which proved to belong to horseshoe crabs and fish dating back to 200 million years ago, expanding the geographical and temporal distribution of horseshoe crab trace fossils discovered in China, an international team of paleontologists announced on Sunday.

Here with the uk car industry is that we have a lot of car companies, but none of them are british owned, they are owned by german, chinese, japanese or indian companies so they tend to make strategies about what is best for their global multinational companies in countries far away from here and that doesnt necessarily prioritise building cars here in the uk. that necessarily prioritise building cars here in the uk.— necessarily prioritise building cars here in the uk. that leaves the uk at t...

Pandemic spurred a collapse in oil demands. and environmentalist were warned then that global shutdowns being associate with reduced oil consumption is a bad idea. because we will be able to use less fossil fuel well actually going about our daily lives. the way in which we go but our daily lives as what needs to change. i think a lot of us would have hoped and thoughts that with the greater acceptance of the reality of the relationship between fossil feels and climate, change the global, politi...

>> venezuela does not have very good environmental standards whatsoever. we never did talk to the north slope, the permian with basin, alberta. these are our major suppliers, and we have the ability to be energy independent. so this whole piece of legislation was designed for energy if security, for the superpower of the world not to depend on foreign supply chains for us to run our country and help our allies around the world as they need it. so thats what its based around, but it was sold as a...

Maria: should there be a cap on spending now for the next fiscal year? >> the whole approach was -- maria: have you spoken to kevin mcthink in -- >> kevin and i, we spoke early, and were going to sit down when i go back and look is this a pathway bard. is there a pathway forward, bipartisan, bicameral a, not fighting it out, conferees and everything. hopefully, we can recognize that we have a runaway debt, we recognize were all responsible. this bill basically says for ten years you have certain...