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Spanish Wolves And How To Live With Large Predators

Elena and her husband are shepherds.

Open: Freie Universität Berlin Rising Star Fellowship Program Applications

Freie Universität Berlin’s Department of Biology, Chemistry, Pharmacy Rising Star Fellowship Program is open to researchers who have completed a doctoral degree within the last four years.

ReLIB roboticist is investigating ways to automate the testing and diagnosis of Lithium Ion Batteries leading to speedier sorting at the battery's end-of-life. Image: ReLIB/University of BIrmingham

EU Battery Regulations Will Cripple European Companies Unless Other Countries Also Comply

Owing to government mandates and subsidies, electric cars have become popular, and as long as European consumers pretend the electricity to power them does not come from fossil fuels we can feel li

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Genetic Engineering Could Protect Endangered Species That Can't Survive In Nature
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The Meat Eating Ducks of South Georgia

It sounds like something out of a bizarre horror movie – or from the tall tales of an 18th-century explorer.

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Environmental Groups Worry That Coronavirus Will Delay The Green New Deal

European advocacy groups are getting help from avowed communists such as Rob Wallace, Marxist conspiracy theorist and author of Big Farms Make Big Flu, in their fight against science.

Widespread Testing Shows Kids Were Just 1% of COVID-19 Cases

Children account for only a small proportion of confirmed cases of COVID-19 but it was unknown if this was due to low levels of testing. Now the answer is shown.