EU Debates Cell-Based Meat Regulations
This article discusses the debate surrounding cell-based meat in the EU, highlighting the lack of common regulations, the concerns of member states, and the ethical and economic considerations.
EU Debates Cell-Based Meat Regulations
This article discusses the debate surrounding cell-based meat in the EU, highlighting the lack of common regulations, the concerns of member states, and the ethical and economic considerations.
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New Pterosaur Fossil Discovery in Germany
Paleontologists discovered a well-preserved pterosaur fossil in Germany, revealing new insights into their evolution and terrestrial capabilities.
New Pterosaur Fossil Discovery in Germany
Paleontologists discovered a well-preserved pterosaur fossil in Germany, revealing new insights into their evolution and terrestrial capabilities.
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Rare Oarfish Sightings in California
Multiple oarfish sightings off the coast of California spark interest and scientific research, alongside discussions of associated Japanese mythology.
Rare Oarfish Sightings in California
Multiple oarfish sightings off the coast of California spark interest and scientific research, alongside discussions of associated Japanese mythology.
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Rare Oarfish Sightings Off California Coast
Multiple oarfish sightings off the California coast spark scientific inquiry and discussion about the species and its relation to earthquakes and tsunamis.
Rare Oarfish Sightings Off California Coast
Multiple oarfish sightings off the California coast spark scientific inquiry and discussion about the species and its relation to earthquakes and tsunamis.
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World's Most Dangerous Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria
This article details eight of the world's most dangerous antibiotic-resistant bacteria according to the WHO, outlining their characteristics, the diseases they cause, and the global health threat they pose.
World's Most Dangerous Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria
This article details eight of the world's most dangerous antibiotic-resistant bacteria according to the WHO, outlining their characteristics, the diseases they cause, and the global health threat they pose.
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Icelandic Dust: A Climate Change Wildcard
Research on Iceland's black volcanic dust reveals its significant impact on glacial melt and climate, leading scientists to employ innovative methods for improved climate models.
Icelandic Dust: A Climate Change Wildcard
Research on Iceland's black volcanic dust reveals its significant impact on glacial melt and climate, leading scientists to employ innovative methods for improved climate models.
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Bomb Cyclones and Atmospheric Rivers: Alarmist or Necessary?
The article discusses the use of scientific terms like "bomb cyclone" and "atmospheric river" in weather forecasting and their impact on public understanding and preparedness.
Bomb Cyclones and Atmospheric Rivers: Alarmist or Necessary?
The article discusses the use of scientific terms like "bomb cyclone" and "atmospheric river" in weather forecasting and their impact on public understanding and preparedness.
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Rare Oarfish Sightings in California
Multiple oarfish sightings off the California coast spark scientific interest and raise questions about the deep-sea creatures' behavior and relationship to environmental factors.
Rare Oarfish Sightings in California
Multiple oarfish sightings off the California coast spark scientific interest and raise questions about the deep-sea creatures' behavior and relationship to environmental factors.
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Rare Deep-Sea Oarfish Found in California
The discovery of a rare deep-sea oarfish in California sparks renewed interest in the myth that it is a harbinger of earthquakes and tsunamis; scientists are studying the specimen to learn more about this mysterious creature.
Rare Deep-Sea Oarfish Found in California
The discovery of a rare deep-sea oarfish in California sparks renewed interest in the myth that it is a harbinger of earthquakes and tsunamis; scientists are studying the specimen to learn more about this mysterious creature.
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Death of Neuroscientist Yves Frégnac
Neuroscientist Yves Frégnac dies at 73; his contributions to the field and innovative approaches are highlighted.
Death of Neuroscientist Yves Frégnac
Neuroscientist Yves Frégnac dies at 73; his contributions to the field and innovative approaches are highlighted.
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Antimicrobial Resistance: A Global Health Crisis
This article examines the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance and proposes innovative funding models to encourage the development of new antibiotics.
Antimicrobial Resistance: A Global Health Crisis
This article examines the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance and proposes innovative funding models to encourage the development of new antibiotics.
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China's Reusable Rocket Design
China unveils a new design for a fully reusable heavy-lift rocket, showcasing innovative recovery methods and promising to revolutionize the country's space program.
China's Reusable Rocket Design
China unveils a new design for a fully reusable heavy-lift rocket, showcasing innovative recovery methods and promising to revolutionize the country's space program.
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40% Bias Score