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The tools and policies that worked to significantly reduce threats to the Great Lakes over the past century are ill-equipped to handle today’s complex and interrelated challenges.A new set of stewardship principles is needed to work holistically and

It’s been a good summer for climate activists who are pushing the false narrative of “climate change.”

It’s been a good summer for climate activists who are pushing the false narrative of “climate change.”

Space weather predictions are neither accurate nor timely, and that leaves astronauts—as well as space probe and satellite operators—without enough time to react to dangerous particles flung out by the sun, which can arrive in as little as 30 minutes

"To believe the outcome of a climate model is to believe what the model makers have put in."

As Indias first space-based solar observatory, Aditya L1, takes giant strides in its sun mission, whats not much known is that it was a group of youngsters, and the countrys women in science back home, who made the endeavour a reality. This and more in todays ETtech Morning Dispatch.

A couple of students from the Indian Institute of Astrophysics, a student and engineer from the Centre of Excellence in Space Sciences, Kolkata, a scientist from the Udaipur Solar Observatory, and a PhD student from the Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics (IUCAA), figure among the band of youngsters who toiled hard to take India closer to the sun.

It's been a good summer for climate activists who are pushing the false narrative of "climate change."

Astronomers have discovered a mysterious pulsar that is launching accreted matter from its companion star like "cosmic cannonballs."