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Food security, sustainable development, climate change, technology

Food security, sustainable development, climate change, technology
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Model shows solar geoengineering may be surprisingly effective in alleviating impacts of global warming on crops

Model shows solar geoengineering may be surprisingly effective in alleviating impacts of global warming on crops
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An automated box on wheels -- with personality

Robots are becoming more and more omnipresent in our lives, even though we may not notice. New research shows that when a boxy motorized hospital robot can talk, people find it funny and engaging. And that may help people be more willing to accept new technologies, like robots, in their everyday lives.

Mariannee fostervoldMarianne fostervoldDepartment of neuromedicineMovement scienceChildren centreDepartment of interdisciplinary studies cultureNorwegian university of scienceDepartment of architectureInternational journal of humanOlavs hospitalNorwegian universityInterdisciplinary studiesSwisslog healthcareAutomated guided vehiclesInternational journalHuman computer studies

How a small fish coped with being isolated from the sea

E-Mail IMAGE: These 12,000-year-old stickleback bones were found in Finnmark by researchers from the Norwegian Geological Survey (NGU). They were well enough preserved that biologists could identify the species and learn. view more Credit: Photo: Anders Romundset, NGU / NTNU The last ice age ended almost 12 000 years ago in Norway. The land rebounded slowly as the weight of the ice disappeared and the land uplift caused many bays to become narrower and form lakes. Fish became trapped in these lakes. Sticklebacks managed to adapt when saltwater became freshwater, and they can still be found in today s coastal lakes along the Norwegian coast.

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What s the healthiest news diet? Probably traditional media, but don t gorge yourself: Too much can leave you less informed » Nieman Journalism Lab

A new study finds that reading, watching, and breathing news all day can actually leave you less informed about politics and government than being more selective with the right sources.

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