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Paint gives clues into ingenuity of ancient culture
Independent Online
Durban - How do we know when people developed minds capable of solving problems in the way that we do today? Archaeologists cannot excavate human minds from the past: they can only recover the material remains created by those minds. In the case ...
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Durban - How do we know when people developed minds capable of solving problems in the way that we do today? Archaeologists cannot excavate human minds from the past: they can only recover the material remains created by those minds. In the case ...
The Nation
Food shocks likely due to extreme weather
The Nation
Extreme weather such as intense storms, droughts and heatwaves will cause more frequent and severe food shortages as the global climate and food supply systems change, British and American experts warned on Friday. The pressure on the world's food ...
Extreme weather poses risk of more food shortages, civil unrestDaily Times
Risk of food shortages to rise with climate changeCBS News
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The Nation
Extreme weather such as intense storms, droughts and heatwaves will cause more frequent and severe food shortages as the global climate and food supply systems change, British and American experts warned on Friday. The pressure on the world's food ...
Extreme weather poses risk of more food shortages, civil unrest
Risk of food shortages to rise with climate change
Extreme weather poses risk of more food shortages, civil unrest - UK/US report
Zambia Daily Mail
Zambia to host global climate meeting
Xinhua
LUSAKA, Aug. 14 (Xinhua) -- Zambia will host a board meeting of the Worldwide Green Climate Fund (GCF), a financial mechanism of the United Nations (UN) Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the Zambia Daily Mail reported on Friday.
Zambia to Host Climate Change IndabaAllAfrica.com
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LUSAKA, Aug. 14 (Xinhua) -- Zambia will host a board meeting of the Worldwide Green Climate Fund (GCF), a financial mechanism of the United Nations (UN) Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the Zambia Daily Mail reported on Friday.
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Zambia to host climate meeting
Zambia to host GCF meeting
Times of India
Why our brain hates tough grammar
Times of India
LONDON: Ever wondered why you are not good at adapting Sanskrit but find Hindi learning a comparatively easy task? Blame your brain as it always opts for an easy route, say scientists. The grammar of languages keeps reorganising itself. A prime example ...
Why we prefer easier 'Hindi' over complicated 'Sanskrit' languageFinancial Express
Why our brain hates tough grammar decodedBusiness Standard
If it's too much effort for your brain to cope with difficult case ...iAfrica.com
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Times of India
LONDON: Ever wondered why you are not good at adapting Sanskrit but find Hindi learning a comparatively easy task? Blame your brain as it always opts for an easy route, say scientists. The grammar of languages keeps reorganising itself. A prime example ...
Why we prefer easier 'Hindi' over complicated 'Sanskrit' language
Why our brain hates tough grammar decoded
If it's too much effort for your brain to cope with difficult case ...
RT
Humans won't survive next mass extinction – scientists
RT
Despite populating vast swaths of the planet, and appropriating large amounts natural resources in order to survive, human beings are no more likely to survive a mass extinction event than rare or endangered species, scientists say. A team from the ...
Human Beings 'Could Die Out' In New Mass ExtinctionYahoo News UK
Humans at risk of extinction due to climate change, study saysScience Recorder
Next mass extinction event hastened by human activity, scientists sayBABW News
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Despite populating vast swaths of the planet, and appropriating large amounts natural resources in order to survive, human beings are no more likely to survive a mass extinction event than rare or endangered species, scientists say. A team from the ...
Human Beings 'Could Die Out' In New Mass Extinction
Humans at risk of extinction due to climate change, study says
Next mass extinction event hastened by human activity, scientists say
RT
'Young Jupiter' discovered, could reveal clues about our solar system
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Astronomers have discovered a planet in a younger star system 100 light years away that resembles Jupiter in its early development, a new study shows. At twice the size of Jupiter, it can be photographed from Earth by telescope. The newly found ...
Boffins spot a SECOND JUPITER – the gas giant's baby sisterThe Register
Astronomers discover baby JupiterThe Nation
Young Jupiter-like planet found in solar system that looks like Earth's, Stony ...Newsday
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Astronomers have discovered a planet in a younger star system 100 light years away that resembles Jupiter in its early development, a new study shows. At twice the size of Jupiter, it can be photographed from Earth by telescope. The newly found ...
Boffins spot a SECOND JUPITER – the gas giant's baby sister
Astronomers discover baby Jupiter
Young Jupiter-like planet found in solar system that looks like Earth's, Stony ...
Los Angeles Times
Don't like drones in your backyard? Neither do black bears, study finds
Los Angeles Times
Just like many humans do, bears freak out when they spot a "UFO" – although they seem to be better at hiding their anxiety. Drones flying near American black bears in Minnesota caused the animals' heart rates to soar, even though few bears showed any ...
Drones Helpful in Catching Poachers, Conservation Efforts But Causes Panic on ...Times Gazette
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Los Angeles Times
Just like many humans do, bears freak out when they spot a "UFO" – although they seem to be better at hiding their anxiety. Drones flying near American black bears in Minnesota caused the animals' heart rates to soar, even though few bears showed any ...
Drones Helpful in Catching Poachers, Conservation Efforts But Causes Panic on ...
Are Drones are really bad for wildlife? Could Drones leave black bears ...
Bears too get scared by UFO: study
TIME
Air pollution kills over 4000 every day in China
Times of India
BEIJING: Outdoor air pollution contributes to the deaths of an estimated 1.6 million people in China every year, or about 4,400 people a day, according to a newly released scientific paper. The paper maps the geographic sources of China's toxic air and ...
Here's How Many People Die Each Day in China Because of Its Filthy AirVICE News
Air pollution contributes to 1.6mn deaths in China every year, study findsChina Economic Review
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Times of India
BEIJING: Outdoor air pollution contributes to the deaths of an estimated 1.6 million people in China every year, or about 4,400 people a day, according to a newly released scientific paper. The paper maps the geographic sources of China's toxic air and ...
Here's How Many People Die Each Day in China Because of Its Filthy Air
Air pollution contributes to 1.6mn deaths in China every year, study finds
U.S. News & World Report
Aiming for Mars, NASA Tests Rocket Engine
U.S. News & World Report
NASA tests its Space Launch System RS-25 rocket engine at the Stennis Space Center in Mississippi on Thursday. By Max Miceli Aug. 14, 2015 | 2:36 p.m. EDT + More. NASA this week conducted a developmental test on a rocket engine made for traveling to ...
NASA Test 'Ferrari Of Rocket Engines' For Eventual Mission To MarsTech Times
NASA's engine for next-generation rocket test-firedEconomic Times
NASA tested RS-25 rocket engine at Stennis Space Center on Aug. 13NOLA.com
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U.S. News & World Report
NASA tests its Space Launch System RS-25 rocket engine at the Stennis Space Center in Mississippi on Thursday. By Max Miceli Aug. 14, 2015 | 2:36 p.m. EDT + More. NASA this week conducted a developmental test on a rocket engine made for traveling to ...
NASA Test 'Ferrari Of Rocket Engines' For Eventual Mission To Mars
NASA's engine for next-generation rocket test-fired
NASA tested RS-25 rocket engine at Stennis Space Center on Aug. 13
Christian Science Monitor
Resource overdraft: Planet Earth crosses into ecological red
Christian Science Monitor
Large quantities of seaweed lays ashore at the 'Playa Los Machos' beach, in Ceiba, Puerto Rico, Aug. 8, 2015. Ricardo Arduengo/AP. View Caption. About video ads. View Caption. 1 of 1. Planet Earth crossed into the ecological red Friday. Thursday marked ...
We've Used Up Our Annual Supply Of Earth's Resources -- And It's Only AugustGizmodo Australia
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Large quantities of seaweed lays ashore at the 'Playa Los Machos' beach, in Ceiba, Puerto Rico, Aug. 8, 2015. Ricardo Arduengo/AP. View Caption. About video ads. View Caption. 1 of 1. Planet Earth crossed into the ecological red Friday. Thursday marked ...
We've Used Up Our Annual Supply Of Earth's Resources -- And It's Only August
How Humans Used Up a Year of Natural Resources In Under 9 Months
Earth Overshoot Day – Or How We Are Heading Towards a Barren Future
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