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AI Visualizes Nine Cities Submerged by 2100 Sea Level Rise
AI-generated images depict nine global cities submerged by a projected 6.2-foot sea level rise by 2100, illustrating the urgent need for climate action and urban adaptation to prevent widespread flooding and displacement.
AI Visualizes Nine Cities Submerged by 2100 Sea Level Rise
AI-generated images depict nine global cities submerged by a projected 6.2-foot sea level rise by 2100, illustrating the urgent need for climate action and urban adaptation to prevent widespread flooding and displacement.
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60% Bias Score
PFAS in US Tap Water Linked to 33% Higher Cancer Risk
A study reveals that Americans exposed to 'forever chemicals' (PFAS) in tap water have up to a 33 percent higher risk of developing certain cancers, with an estimated 6,864 annual cancer cases linked to PFAS-contaminated water; researchers call for stricter regulations.
PFAS in US Tap Water Linked to 33% Higher Cancer Risk
A study reveals that Americans exposed to 'forever chemicals' (PFAS) in tap water have up to a 33 percent higher risk of developing certain cancers, with an estimated 6,864 annual cancer cases linked to PFAS-contaminated water; researchers call for stricter regulations.
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52% Bias Score
Coral Reef Restoration Could Save Millions in Flood Damage
A new study finds that restoring coral reefs in Florida and Puerto Rico could save over $391 million annually in flood damage and protect nearly 3,000 people each year by acting as natural barriers against storm waves, highlighting the cost-effectiveness of natural infrastructure solutions compared ...
Coral Reef Restoration Could Save Millions in Flood Damage
A new study finds that restoring coral reefs in Florida and Puerto Rico could save over $391 million annually in flood damage and protect nearly 3,000 people each year by acting as natural barriers against storm waves, highlighting the cost-effectiveness of natural infrastructure solutions compared ...
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44% Bias Score
Chronic Stress: An Evolutionary Superpower Turned Modern Health Risk
Chronic stress, a deeply rooted evolutionary response, is causing significant health problems in modern society due to prolonged activation from technology and work, leading to conditions such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and obesity; however, mindfulness and exercise offer complementar...
Chronic Stress: An Evolutionary Superpower Turned Modern Health Risk
Chronic stress, a deeply rooted evolutionary response, is causing significant health problems in modern society due to prolonged activation from technology and work, leading to conditions such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and obesity; however, mindfulness and exercise offer complementar...
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48% Bias Score
Bluesky Outperforms X: Study Reveals Enhanced User Control and Open-Source Advantages
A study by six international universities shows Bluesky, a microblogging service launched in February 2024, offers users far more control over data, identity, and content than X, boasting 28 million users compared to 2.5 million at launch.
Bluesky Outperforms X: Study Reveals Enhanced User Control and Open-Source Advantages
A study by six international universities shows Bluesky, a microblogging service launched in February 2024, offers users far more control over data, identity, and content than X, boasting 28 million users compared to 2.5 million at launch.
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44% Bias Score
Rising Colon Cancer Rates in Young Adults Linked to Lifestyle Changes
Cancer diagnoses are rising among people under 50, with colon cancer showing a particularly sharp increase, linked to lifestyle changes since the 1950s including increased consumption of processed foods, less physical activity, and higher rates of obesity, impacting cellular processes and hormone re...
Rising Colon Cancer Rates in Young Adults Linked to Lifestyle Changes
Cancer diagnoses are rising among people under 50, with colon cancer showing a particularly sharp increase, linked to lifestyle changes since the 1950s including increased consumption of processed foods, less physical activity, and higher rates of obesity, impacting cellular processes and hormone re...
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48% Bias Score
CIA Suggests COVID-19 Lab Leak More Likely Than Natural Origin
The CIA assesses, with low confidence, that a lab leak is the more likely origin of COVID-19, contradicting a previous joint China-WHO investigation that deemed a lab leak extremely improbable; China rejects the US assertion.
CIA Suggests COVID-19 Lab Leak More Likely Than Natural Origin
The CIA assesses, with low confidence, that a lab leak is the more likely origin of COVID-19, contradicting a previous joint China-WHO investigation that deemed a lab leak extremely improbable; China rejects the US assertion.
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36% Bias Score
NSF Cancels Grant Review Panels, Delaying Research Funding
The National Science Foundation canceled over 60 grant review panels this week due to new executive orders, delaying research funding and causing widespread confusion and concern among scientists who rely on these grants for financial support and project planning.
NSF Cancels Grant Review Panels, Delaying Research Funding
The National Science Foundation canceled over 60 grant review panels this week due to new executive orders, delaying research funding and causing widespread confusion and concern among scientists who rely on these grants for financial support and project planning.
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24% Bias Score
Seismic Data Reveals Vast Aquifer in Tanzania, Offering Solution to Water Crisis
In Tanzania, using oil industry seismic data, a team discovered a vast aquifer capable of supplying two million people with water for over a century, highlighting a potential solution to Africa's water scarcity crisis.
Seismic Data Reveals Vast Aquifer in Tanzania, Offering Solution to Water Crisis
In Tanzania, using oil industry seismic data, a team discovered a vast aquifer capable of supplying two million people with water for over a century, highlighting a potential solution to Africa's water scarcity crisis.
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48% Bias Score
German Engineer Breaks Underwater Living Record
Rudiger Koch, a 59-year-old German aerospace engineer, broke the world record for underwater living by spending 120 days in a self-designed module off Panama's Caribbean coast, aiming to showcase the feasibility of ocean colonization.
German Engineer Breaks Underwater Living Record
Rudiger Koch, a 59-year-old German aerospace engineer, broke the world record for underwater living by spending 120 days in a self-designed module off Panama's Caribbean coast, aiming to showcase the feasibility of ocean colonization.
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44% Bias Score
Unique Roman Gold Miniature Lock Unearthed in Germany
Constantin Fried, a German amateur archaeologist, discovered a unique gold miniature box lock from the 3rd or 4th century AD in Petershagen, Germany, which is considered a European sensation due to its exceptional craftsmanship and miniature size.
Unique Roman Gold Miniature Lock Unearthed in Germany
Constantin Fried, a German amateur archaeologist, discovered a unique gold miniature box lock from the 3rd or 4th century AD in Petershagen, Germany, which is considered a European sensation due to its exceptional craftsmanship and miniature size.
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24% Bias Score
EU Urges Massive Space Investment Increase to Counter US Dominance
EU Space Commissioner Andrius Kubilius called for a massive increase in EU space investment, citing insufficient public spending (€12B, 11% of global total) compared to the US (€65B+, 64%) and the loss of market share in commercial launchers and geostationary satellites, necessitating reliance on Sp...
EU Urges Massive Space Investment Increase to Counter US Dominance
EU Space Commissioner Andrius Kubilius called for a massive increase in EU space investment, citing insufficient public spending (€12B, 11% of global total) compared to the US (€65B+, 64%) and the loss of market share in commercial launchers and geostationary satellites, necessitating reliance on Sp...
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40% Bias Score
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