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The More We Study Forests, the More It Seems Like Plants Might Be Cooperating and “Talking” to Each Other
Trees may look still and silent, but they’re engaged in a constant, complex dialogue—through air, soil, and even electricity.
The scimitar-horned oryx has been brought back from extinction through captive breeding. Conservationists hope it could help ...
The newly published Urban Greening ‘How-To’ Toolkit offers clear, science-based guidance developed through the UK Research ...
Bauxite miner Alcoa’s plans to drill more than 100,000 holes a year as it explores the Darling Ranges have raised the hackle ...
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Assyria: the Root of the West
The Assyrian business community also had the first businesswomen and female investors. Generous tax breaks were given to ...
Elephant families are matriarchal, inclusive and caring. But when environmental scarcity hits, everything changes ...
The best gift? A walk. What else? If you share your life with a dog or cat in Sonoma County, you already know the single best gift you can give them this season: time. A real walk, not the rushed ...
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Plans for 52 homes in Hampshire village unveiled by Stratland Estates
Stratland Estates has submitted an outline application for the development on land west of Holbury Lane, Lockerley.
Indian mythology isn't just a catalogue of gods and battles; it's a layered mirror to the natural world. One of the most profound aspects of Hindu mythology is the belief that the divine doesn't just ...
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The surprisingly profound debate over whether fish feel pain
What must it feel like to be a fish — to glide weightlessly through the sea, to draw breath from water, to be (if one is ...
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