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Kamchatka Volcano Eruption and Pacific Ring of Fire Activity
Klyuchevskaya Sopka in Kamchatka is experiencing a major eruption, spewing ash 10-11 km high, affecting nearby settlements and prompting a red aviation alert; this coincides with increased volcanic activity across the Pacific Ring of Fire, including Japan and concerns about the Yellowstone supervolc...
Kamchatka Volcano Eruption and Pacific Ring of Fire Activity
Klyuchevskaya Sopka in Kamchatka is experiencing a major eruption, spewing ash 10-11 km high, affecting nearby settlements and prompting a red aviation alert; this coincides with increased volcanic activity across the Pacific Ring of Fire, including Japan and concerns about the Yellowstone supervolc...
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56% Bias Score
PFAS Found in Reusable Menstrual Products: Health and Environmental Risks Highlighted
A study found PFAS, forever chemicals linked to various health issues, in nearly one-third of 59 tested reusable menstrual products from North America and Europe; researchers highlight the need for consumer demand for PFAS-free alternatives.
PFAS Found in Reusable Menstrual Products: Health and Environmental Risks Highlighted
A study found PFAS, forever chemicals linked to various health issues, in nearly one-third of 59 tested reusable menstrual products from North America and Europe; researchers highlight the need for consumer demand for PFAS-free alternatives.
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44% Bias Score
Perito Moreno Glacier Undergoes Unprecedented Retreat Due to Climate Change
New research reveals the Perito Moreno Glacier in Argentina is experiencing its most substantial retreat in the past century due to climate change, losing contact with the bedrock and shedding ice, as confirmed by extensive fieldwork using radar, sonar, and satellite data.
Perito Moreno Glacier Undergoes Unprecedented Retreat Due to Climate Change
New research reveals the Perito Moreno Glacier in Argentina is experiencing its most substantial retreat in the past century due to climate change, losing contact with the bedrock and shedding ice, as confirmed by extensive fieldwork using radar, sonar, and satellite data.
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24% Bias Score
Walking Speed Reveals Brain Age and Health Risks
Slower walking speed in adults, even as young as 45, correlates with smaller brains, cognitive decline, and increased risks of hospitalization and mortality; this is linked to reduced physical function and may be predictable from childhood.
Walking Speed Reveals Brain Age and Health Risks
Slower walking speed in adults, even as young as 45, correlates with smaller brains, cognitive decline, and increased risks of hospitalization and mortality; this is linked to reduced physical function and may be predictable from childhood.
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36% Bias Score
Ancient Viral Remnants Found to Play Key Role in Human Development and Evolution
A new study published in Science Advances reveals that 8% of human DNA, comprised of ancient viral remnants called transposable elements (TEs), plays a crucial role in early human development and may have influenced human evolution; researchers identified four previously unknown subfamilies of MER11...
Ancient Viral Remnants Found to Play Key Role in Human Development and Evolution
A new study published in Science Advances reveals that 8% of human DNA, comprised of ancient viral remnants called transposable elements (TEs), plays a crucial role in early human development and may have influenced human evolution; researchers identified four previously unknown subfamilies of MER11...
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8% Bias Score
Texas Floods Unearth 110-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Footprints
Devastating Texas floods, causing at least 135 deaths, unexpectedly revealed 15 large Acrocanthosaurus dinosaur footprints (18-20 inches long) in Travis County, dating back 110-115 million years, embedded in Glen Rose Formation limestone; their discovery highlights the intersection of natural disast...
Texas Floods Unearth 110-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Footprints
Devastating Texas floods, causing at least 135 deaths, unexpectedly revealed 15 large Acrocanthosaurus dinosaur footprints (18-20 inches long) in Travis County, dating back 110-115 million years, embedded in Glen Rose Formation limestone; their discovery highlights the intersection of natural disast...
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Executive Order Politicizes Federal Health Grants, Jeopardizing NIH Research
A new executive order requires all federal health grants to be approved by senior political appointees, aligning them with the president's agenda; this unprecedented action affects all HHS agencies, including the NIH, impacting grant awards and potentially jeopardizing ongoing research by introducin...
Executive Order Politicizes Federal Health Grants, Jeopardizing NIH Research
A new executive order requires all federal health grants to be approved by senior political appointees, aligning them with the president's agenda; this unprecedented action affects all HHS agencies, including the NIH, impacting grant awards and potentially jeopardizing ongoing research by introducin...
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56% Bias Score
Perito Moreno Glacier Undergoes Unprecedented Retreat Due to Climate Change
The Perito Moreno glacier in Argentina, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is experiencing its most substantial retreat in a century due to climate change, losing contact with its bedrock and discharging more ice, as shown in time-lapse photos since 2020.
Perito Moreno Glacier Undergoes Unprecedented Retreat Due to Climate Change
The Perito Moreno glacier in Argentina, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is experiencing its most substantial retreat in a century due to climate change, losing contact with its bedrock and discharging more ice, as shown in time-lapse photos since 2020.
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24% Bias Score
Perito Moreno Glacier Shows Unprecedented Retreat Due to Climate Change
A new study reveals that Argentina's Perito Moreno glacier, previously stable, is experiencing its most significant retreat in a century due to climate change, losing contact with its base and releasing more ice, as shown by time-lapse photos since 2020, highlighting a delayed response to warming.
Perito Moreno Glacier Shows Unprecedented Retreat Due to Climate Change
A new study reveals that Argentina's Perito Moreno glacier, previously stable, is experiencing its most significant retreat in a century due to climate change, losing contact with its base and releasing more ice, as shown by time-lapse photos since 2020, highlighting a delayed response to warming.
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20% Bias Score
Niger Investigates Illegal Sale of $4.3 Million Martian Meteorite
A 24.7kg Martian meteorite discovered in Niger's Agadez region sold for $4.3 million at a New York auction, prompting Niger to investigate potential illegal export and trafficking concerns.
Niger Investigates Illegal Sale of $4.3 Million Martian Meteorite
A 24.7kg Martian meteorite discovered in Niger's Agadez region sold for $4.3 million at a New York auction, prompting Niger to investigate potential illegal export and trafficking concerns.
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52% Bias Score
Baltic Sea Ammunition Removal Pilot Project Begins"
A 30-day pilot project using the platform Baltic Lift is underway to remove approximately 15 tons of old ammunition from the seabed near Boltenhagen in Wismar Bay, Germany, part of a larger 100 million Euro initiative; environmental monitoring is in place to assess potential impact.
Baltic Sea Ammunition Removal Pilot Project Begins"
A 30-day pilot project using the platform Baltic Lift is underway to remove approximately 15 tons of old ammunition from the seabed near Boltenhagen in Wismar Bay, Germany, part of a larger 100 million Euro initiative; environmental monitoring is in place to assess potential impact.
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32% Bias Score
Firefly Sightings Surge, But Extinction Threat Remains
Increased firefly sightings across the US this summer, possibly due to higher rainfall, offer a temporary reprieve but don't negate the long-term threat of habitat loss, light pollution, and climate change to these insects, some of which are nearing extinction.
Firefly Sightings Surge, But Extinction Threat Remains
Increased firefly sightings across the US this summer, possibly due to higher rainfall, offer a temporary reprieve but don't negate the long-term threat of habitat loss, light pollution, and climate change to these insects, some of which are nearing extinction.
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32% Bias Score
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