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Climate ChangeHow to Choose an Environmentally Friendly Christmas Tree
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DinosaursTyrannosaur’s Stomach Contents Have Been Found for the First Time
MedicineFDA Approves First CRISPR Gene Editing Treatment for Sickle Cell Disease
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StatisticsBad Science and Bad Statistics in the Courtroom Convict Innocent People
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Inside the $1.5-Trillion Nuclear Weapons Program You’ve Never Heard Of
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'Most dangerous asteroid' sample arrives in UK
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Space telescope records baby star's first screams
23:35 8 DecemberThe hikers who cheated death on 'Mountain of Fire', published at 23:35 8 DecemberThe hikers who cheated death on 'Mountain of Fire'
22:28 8 DecemberSee 'beyond rare' white baby alligator born in US. Video, 00:00:36, published at 22:28 8 DecemberSee 'beyond rare' white baby alligator born in US
20:56 8 DecemberFlorida park wants a name for its rare white gator, published at 20:56 8 DecemberFlorida park wants a name for its rare white gator
19:22 8 DecemberTyrannosaur’s last meal was two baby dinosaurs, published at 19:22 8 DecemberTyrannosaur’s last meal was two baby dinosaurs
16:14 8 DecemberChinese garlic is a security risk, says US senator, published at 16:14 8 DecemberChinese garlic is a security risk, says US senator
15:32 8 DecemberWhy did the sky above Wales turn pink? Video, 00:00:54, published at 15:32 8 DecemberWhy did the sky above Wales turn pink?
15:16 8 DecemberWind and rain to bring weekend travel disruption, published at 15:16 8 DecemberWind and rain to bring weekend travel disruption
15:11 8 DecemberActivists call for new route of electricity line, published at 15:11 8 DecemberActivists call for new route of electricity line
06:45 8 DecemberHomes get free hot water from computer heat, published at 06:45 8 DecemberHomes get free hot water from computer heat
06:10 8 DecemberGas smell over Teesside being investigated, published at 06:10 8 DecemberGas smell over Teesside being investigated
06:09 8 DecemberSpike the penguin helps with mobility study, published at 06:09 8 DecemberSpike the penguin helps with mobility study
02:18 8 DecemberFive reasons for optimism on climate, published at 02:18 8 DecemberFive reasons for optimism on climate
00:05 8 DecemberThe weird materials behind sustainable furniture, published at 00:05 8 DecemberThe weird materials behind sustainable furniture
22:33 7 DecemberWhy you need to know this Indian weather scientist, published at 22:33 7 DecemberWhy you need to know this Indian weather scientist
19:53 7 DecemberUK weather warnings in force as rain replaces snow, published at 19:53 7 DecemberUK weather warnings in force as rain replaces snow
16:26 7 DecemberSchools closed and travel disrupted due to rain, published at 16:26 7 DecemberSchools closed and travel disrupted due to rain
13:59 7 DecemberCall for action after dip in renewable energy in NI, published at 13:59 7 DecemberCall for action after dip in renewable energy in NI
13:29 7 DecemberScientists say new frog species sounds like a duck, published at 13:29 7 DecemberScientists say new frog species sounds like a duck
13:27 7 DecemberWhipsnade White Lion 'not for sale', published at 13:27 7 DecemberWhipsnade White Lion 'not for sale'
12:45 7 DecemberEngineering course aim to create education gateway, published at 12:45 7 DecemberEngineering course aim to create education gateway
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Big Bang observatory tops wish list for big US physics projects Report also supports projects of unprecedented scale to study dark matter, neutrinos and the Higgs boson.
NIH researchers vote to form a union for the first time The new bargaining group will represent thousands of early-career scientists at the US National Institutes of Health.
CRISPR 2.0: a new wave of gene editors heads for clinical trials Landmark approval of the first CRISPR therapy paves the way for treatments based on more efficient and more precise genome editors.
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Scientists skip COP28 to demand climate action at home Concerned about safety at the global climate summit and wanting to make their protests count, researchers stage demonstrations elsewhere.
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