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A new radio astronomy image depicting the locations of star births and deaths is the most comprehensive radio image of our galaxy to date, heralding an

A new study identifies key gaps in litigation-relevant research, including analysis related to climate change detection and attribution, climate disinformation and greenhouse gas mitigation obligations.

By Dana Malcolm Staff Writer   November 21, 2022 – Cop 27 made history with a new Climate Justice Fund but it was overshadowed by large nations once again blocking decisive fossil fuel action. The Loss and Damage Fund will “assist developing countries that are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change.” A […]

Salina, Kansas, USA, Nov. 16, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Over 70% of the food calories that feed humanity come from annual grain crops, which occupy 60–80%...

Salina, Kansas, USA, Nov. 16, 2022reports that a new high-yielding, long-lived perennial rice with significant environmental, economic, and social sustainability impacts is now being grown in Southeast

Investegate announcements from The Land Institute, New High-Yielding Perennial Rice Sees Sustainability Success Catalyzed by Global Collaboration and Knowledge Sharing Approach

Advanced light microscopy is a powerful tool to reveal mechanisms of action and boost translation of complex medicines into the clinic

By firing two X-Ray pulses that are only a few milliseconds apart, researchers can capture atomic-resolution images of a system at two different points in time using X-Rays as a superfast, atomic-resolution camera.

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Policy On Aflatoxins Control In Food, Feed Launched