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Stakeholder meeting on plastic pollution - Caption Story

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Large Roman shipwreck lay hidden in the Red Sea for thousands of years — until now - Vimarsana News

Large Roman shipwreck lay hidden in the Red Sea for thousands of years — until now

The 100-foot wreck may have sank during a voyage to India, researchers said.

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Editorial: Revisit snake encounters - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Revisit snake encounters

Recent snake sightings are good for the traditional and digital media but majority of the news stories are not favorable for the snakes. The alarmist tone of news reports about the “pandemic” of snake sightings feeds into many Filipinos’ fear and mistrust of these creations.

A lasting legacy: Friends, former students remember Dr. Carl Prophet - Vimarsana News

A lasting legacy: Friends, former students remember Dr. Carl Prophet

Only a handful of professors leave a lasting legacy at their alma maters, perhaps few more tangible than Dr. Carl Prophet’s legacy at Emporia State University.

The Importance of Intercontinental Collaboration Highlighted at African Great Lakes Annual Meeting - Vimarsana News

The Importance of Intercontinental Collaboration Highlighted at African Great Lakes Annual Meeting

Over 200 scientists converged from 3-6 February for the Annual Meeting of the African Great Lakes Stakeholder Network. This unprecedented collaboration brings

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