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Grow plants if you want to curb urban heat: NASA
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The presence of vegetation in urban areas - along the roads, in the parks and in your neighbourhood - can limit city heat effect to a great extent, says a NASA study, Zee News reports. Using multiple satellites' observations, researchers found that ...
Scarcity of Vegetation in Urban Areas Is Essential Factor in Urban Heating: NASANYC Today
Plants can ease hot temperatures in cities: NasaLivemint
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The presence of vegetation in urban areas - along the roads, in the parks and in your neighbourhood - can limit city heat effect to a great extent, says a NASA study, Zee News reports. Using multiple satellites' observations, researchers found that ...
Scarcity of Vegetation in Urban Areas Is Essential Factor in Urban Heating: NASA
Plants can ease hot temperatures in cities: Nasa
Daily News & Analysis
Researchers recreate bread our ancestors relished 12500 years
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Researchers recreate bread our ancestors relished 12,500 years, which was a critical moment in human history that led to rise of civilisations. Researchers recreate bread our ancestors relished 12,500 years Getty Images. Researchers recreate a pre ...
Bread our ancestors relished 12500 years ago recreatedBusiness Standard
Scientists recreate bread our ancestors relished 12500 years agoZee News
Archaeologists Unravel Mystery of Paleolithic Rock-Cut Mortars Found ...Sci-News.com
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Researchers recreate bread our ancestors relished 12,500 years, which was a critical moment in human history that led to rise of civilisations. Researchers recreate bread our ancestors relished 12,500 years Getty Images. Researchers recreate a pre ...
Bread our ancestors relished 12500 years ago recreated
Scientists recreate bread our ancestors relished 12500 years ago
Archaeologists Unravel Mystery of Paleolithic Rock-Cut Mortars Found ...
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Sea levels 'locked' into 3-foot rise by century's end – NASA
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Sea levels around the world have risen an average of 3 inches since 1992 and are now rising faster than they were 50 years ago, NASA warned. What's worse, they are currently on track to increase 3 feet (90 cm) or more by the end of the century.
Oceans Now Three Inches Higher Compared To Measurements Taken In 1992Tech Times
Sea Levels Will Rise, Experts Warn, and It's Not Going To Stop'Sci-Tech Today
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Sea levels around the world have risen an average of 3 inches since 1992 and are now rising faster than they were 50 years ago, NASA warned. What's worse, they are currently on track to increase 3 feet (90 cm) or more by the end of the century.
Oceans Now Three Inches Higher Compared To Measurements Taken In 1992
Sea Levels Will Rise, Experts Warn, and It's Not Going To Stop'
Global sea levels rise three inches: Is that a lot? (+video)
Kolkata climate change roadmap soon: British minister
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The eastern metropolis will become one of the first Indian mega cities to have a roadmap, developed with the aid of the British government that will help the West Bengal government deal with climate change and promote sustainable growth in the city, ...
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The eastern metropolis will become one of the first Indian mega cities to have a roadmap, developed with the aid of the British government that will help the West Bengal government deal with climate change and promote sustainable growth in the city, ...
Deccan Chronicle
Heavy metal pollution may have contributed to some of largest extinction events
Financial Express
A 415-million-year-old malformed fossil plankton has revealed that heavy metal pollution might have contributed to some of the world's largest extinction events. By: ANI | August 27, 2015 11:35 PM. G+. A 415-million-year-old malformed fossil plankton ...
415 million year old malformed fossil plankton reveal that heavy metal ...HeritageDaily
Metal Pollution Triggered World''s Largest Extinction EventsPrensa Latina
Malformed plankton fossils part of mass extinction 'kill mechanisms'RedOrbit
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Financial Express
A 415-million-year-old malformed fossil plankton has revealed that heavy metal pollution might have contributed to some of the world's largest extinction events. By: ANI | August 27, 2015 11:35 PM. G+. A 415-million-year-old malformed fossil plankton ...
415 million year old malformed fossil plankton reveal that heavy metal ...
Metal Pollution Triggered World''s Largest Extinction Events
Malformed plankton fossils part of mass extinction 'kill mechanisms'
Fortune
Researchers have created a self-healing material that works in less than one ...
Fortune
An extra precaution for astronauts. Researchers have developed a new material that can heal itself when punctured, according to an American Chemical Society news release. The material is made by inserting a liquid with a “key ingredient” in between two ...
Self-Repairing Material Could Help Prevent Disasters On The ISSTech Times
Scientists develop self-healing material to plug dangerous holes in spacecraftLivemint
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Fortune
An extra precaution for astronauts. Researchers have developed a new material that can heal itself when punctured, according to an American Chemical Society news release. The material is made by inserting a liquid with a “key ingredient” in between two ...
Self-Repairing Material Could Help Prevent Disasters On The ISS
Scientists develop self-healing material to plug dangerous holes in spacecraft
Self-healing material to plug dangerous holes in spacecraft
Zee News
India's Mars orbiter camera captures stunning image of Taytay Crater
Zee News
New Delhi: The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has recently released a stunning image of Taytay Crater on Mars, captured by its Mars Colour Camera (MCC) onboard Mars Orbiter spacecraft. According to ISRO, the spectacular image was taken ...
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New Delhi: The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has recently released a stunning image of Taytay Crater on Mars, captured by its Mars Colour Camera (MCC) onboard Mars Orbiter spacecraft. According to ISRO, the spectacular image was taken ...
Summit County Citizens Voice
Environment: Study helps quantify plastic pollution from household cosmetic ...
Summit County Citizens Voice
This image captured by an electron microscope shows polyethylene microbeads widely used in shower gel. Photo courtesy Thompson/Bakir/Plymouth University. Staff Report. FRISCO — Simple, everyday uses of some cosmetics and cleaning products ...
Millions of plastic particles found in cosmetic productsIBNLive
Your facial scrub may contain millions of plastic particlesBusiness Standard
Research Demonstrates Millions Of Plastic Particles Exist In Cosmetic ProductsNewsroom America
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Summit County Citizens Voice
This image captured by an electron microscope shows polyethylene microbeads widely used in shower gel. Photo courtesy Thompson/Bakir/Plymouth University. Staff Report. FRISCO — Simple, everyday uses of some cosmetics and cleaning products ...
Millions of plastic particles found in cosmetic products
Your facial scrub may contain millions of plastic particles
Research Demonstrates Millions Of Plastic Particles Exist In Cosmetic Products
Huffington Post
Did Hawking Just Solve His Own Paradox - or Did Einstein?
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It's been 40 years since Stephen Hawking shocked the physics world by claiming that the universe is inherently unpredictable. Now, at a conference in Stockholm where invited luminaries are discussing the impact of Hawking's discovery and possible ways ...
Stephen Hawking says you can pop up in another universe after being sucked ...Daily News & Analysis
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It's been 40 years since Stephen Hawking shocked the physics world by claiming that the universe is inherently unpredictable. Now, at a conference in Stockholm where invited luminaries are discussing the impact of Hawking's discovery and possible ways ...
Stephen Hawking says you can pop up in another universe after being sucked ...
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Path to an alternate
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New crustacean species named after Elton John
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Scientists have discovered a small 'hitchhiking' coral reef crustacean species in Indonesia and named it after English composer and singer Sir Elton John, Zee News reports. While exploring the remote coral reefs of Raja Ampat in Indonesia, Dr James ...
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New Species of Shrimp-Like Crustacean Named after Elton JohnSci-News.com
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Daily Times
Scientists have discovered a small 'hitchhiking' coral reef crustacean species in Indonesia and named it after English composer and singer Sir Elton John, Zee News reports. While exploring the remote coral reefs of Raja Ampat in Indonesia, Dr James ...
Elton John Inspires the Name of a New Marine Species
New Species of Shrimp-Like Crustacean Named after Elton John
It's the circle of life: Crustacean named after Elton John
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