Sustainable is Code for GenocideWritten by Andrew Quinandrewquin.com.au September 2023 Published :September 28, 2023•Updated :September 28, 2023This information is being suppressed. Pl… Read More

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By Laura Paddison, Krystina Shveda and Jhasua Razo | CNN Even as the world smashes through one all-time heat record after another and speeds towards critical warming thresholds, brutal waves… Read More

Paleontologists have identified a new genus and species of algae called Protocodium sinense which predates the origin of land plants and modern animals and provides new insight into the ear… Read More

This week marks the debut of Wednesday Comics, a new column in the same spirit as our long-running weekly review pieces, the DC Round-Up and The Marvel Rundown. The main thing with this ne… Read More

The discovery changes what we know about the evolution of flowering plants, researchers say. Researchers have uncovered the earliest example of a flower bud in a 164 million-year-old plant… Read More

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As the first episode of Rules of the Game begins, we see police officers outside the headquarters of Fly Dynamic. Inside, a forensics team begins collecting evidence and taking pictures of t… Read More

Hold on to your hats, because scientists have found more evidence that Earth tips over from time to time. We know that the continents are moving slowly due to plate tectonics, but continenta… Read More

While most people think about humans fully evolving from apes when it comes to evolution, a new study shows that things had unfolded a bit differently. While Charles Darwin managed to deeply… Read More

Credit: Israel Hershkovitz Tel Aviv University AdvertisementOf all the human species that have ever lived, only one, Homo sapiens, conquered the entire planet . In a paper published in the… Read More

SMITHSONIANMAG.COM |Dec. 29, 2020, 11:43 a.m. The pandemic this year changed a lot about the world and the way we lived, including the way that paleoanthropologists, archaeologists… Read More

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Qatar is well known as the world’s biggest LNG producer, but is expected to be overtaken by Australia and then the US in the mid-2020s. Australian energy analysts EnergyQuest predict t… Read More

Some of the findings at the site on the island of Luzon. Picture by National Geographic, via Twitter.Evidence that somebody butchered a rhinoceros with stone tools on Luzon proves that the P… Read More

Ecologically sensitive area The Environment Ministry has identified an area of 56,825 sq.km in the Western Ghats as an 'ecologically sensitive area'. The area is spread across six states, Gu… Read More