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Sep 29, 2023

Ancient Human-Like Species Worked With Wooden Tools

The Stone Age was nearly 500,000 years ago. During it, our ancient human relatives chopped down trees and used the wood to build tools and wedges. They also built what could be the earliest known wooden structure.
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Sep 29, 2023

Saudi Arabia Seeks to "Sportswash" a Problematic Past, Advocacy Groups Say

“Whitewashing” a fence is covering it in white paint to hide marks in the wood. And a company can try to “greenwash” its record of pollution by planting a few trees.
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Sep 28, 2023

Electric Blue Tarantula Discovery Shocks Arachnologists

Arachnophobes have a deep fear of spiders. But if there’s one species pretty enough to get them to take a second look, it might be the newly-discovered Chilobrachys natanicharum.
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Sep 28, 2023

Six Young Portuguese Activists Sue 32 European Nations for Climate Inaction

Six young Portuguese climate activists have taken 32 European nations to court for failing to protect them from the brutal effects of climate change. They have filed a lawsuit in the European Court of Human Rights to force these governments to do far more.
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Sep 27, 2023

In Fight Against Climate Misinfo, Social Media Companies Have Some Cleanup to Do

Some social media accounts claim that global warming is a hoax. Some also prop up debunked conspiracy theories. Both actions can muddy earnest debates about how to combat climate change.
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Sep 27, 2023

Protecting Sea Turtles Has Gone to the Dogs

In the Disney/Pixar film Finding Dory, a laid-back sea turtle named Crush helps Dory, a blue tang fish, find her family. Perhaps it’s only fitting, then, that a scruffy terrier named Dory is helping return the favor.
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Sep 27, 2023

Report: Villages Burned, People Beaten for Green Mineral Mining in Congo

Mining minerals is a big business in one African nation. It's done to build more electric vehicle (EV) batteries. But these projects have led to evictions, assaults, and the torching of homes. This is according to a new Amnesty International report.
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Sep 26, 2023

As Iconic Hawaiian Banyan Tree Heals, Hope Blooms

The reach of a tree’s branches depends on its trunk. Those are the words of an old Hawaiian proverb.
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Sep 25, 2023

Good News: One Plant Loves Climate Change. Bad News: It's Poison Ivy.

The dangers of climate change threaten species the world over. There’s at least one type of plant, though, built to thrive on our warming planet. Unfortunately for the 80% of humans that are violently allergic to it, that plant is poison ivy.
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Sep 25, 2023

'Impossible Became Possible' As Craft Flings Asteroid Rocks to Earth

An unmanned spacecraft flung a small can of space rocks to Earth's surface Sunday. The landing was met with cheers from mission team members that include a famous rock star. The rocks were scooped from an asteroid that may hold clues to the origins of life on this planet.
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Sep 21, 2023

UN Chief Warns Leaders Must Cooperate in New 'Multipolar' World

United Nations (UN) Secretary-General António Guterres issued urgent warnings this week in his speech to the General Assembly. His remarks came as key UN meetings over matters like the Russia-Ukraine war and climate change take place.
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Sep 21, 2023

Biden Launches New Program to Train Green Workers

President Biden is taking a page from former President Franklin Roosevelt's book. On Wednesday, Biden unveiled a New Deal Era-style program.
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Sep 20, 2023

Metropolitan Museum of Art Adds Science Wing for Kids

Parents who take their children to art museums usually hope their kids come home with a better understanding of the artistic universe.
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Sep 19, 2023

Starbucks Wants To Bury Its White Cup in History's Trash Heap

Starbucks’ white paper-plastic cup with the forest green company logo is recognized all over the world.
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Sep 19, 2023

Ancient Humans Nearly Went Extinct, New Study Says

Our long-ago human ancestors nearly vanished from the planet. They dropped to as few as 1,280 reproducing individuals, a new study has found. And their numbers remained that low for as many as 117,000 years.

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