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Since 2015, Iceland has planted around 1,000 hectares of forest (between three and four million trees).
"We now have a pathogen whose molecular history we can follow for thousands of years," says paper co-author McCormick. "The jury's out, evidence is accumulating, and we're all going to learn as we go forward."
"In the future, we might also adapt dietary regimens for insect rearing in order to increase their antioxidant content for animal or human consumption," say the authors.
Healthy body, healthy mind.
"We are incredibly excited about this first discovery on the road to realizing the goals of the Harnessing Plants Initiative," the authors say.
Inhale iron, exhale rust.
The bird's hyper-elongated third toe is longer than its whole lower leg, the authors report.
Rats with artificially-reduced ghrelin signaling showed impaired performance in an episodic memory task.
Everybody seems to be running from the heat this summer.
The record-breaking belt of brown algae stretches from West Africa to the Gulf of Mexico.
Currently, sea levels are 20 cm (almost 8 inches) above pre-industrial levels.
Researchers plan to employ them as producers of food, antibiotics, other materials for astronauts on deep space missions.
The best course of action in such situations is simply to avoid places that could make you 'sin'.
Titan is of interest because it is the only body in our solar system (besides Earth) that has liquid rivers, lakes, and seas on its surface.
Between three and six such species have existed in the past.
With only two females surviving in captivity, the species is functionally extinct.
Uh-oh.
Sticky!
"Greenhouse gas emissions trap more heat in the lower atmosphere which leads to a cooling of the upper atmosphere. Those colder temperatures in the upper atmosphere are slowing the recovery of the ozone layer."
Good thing we didn't call it Iceland, right?!
The aquifer stretches at least from the shore of Massachusetts to New Jersey.
This is Good News!
Surprisingly, it was easier for us to go to the Moon than to develop such a tool.
"Our results show a clear link in the timing of animal recovery and the recovery of Earth systems."
Kitchen sponges are crawling with bacteria. Turns out that's a good thing.
The Earth's great recycle bin.
Breathe in deep!
"We want to know if it's possible that more heat tolerant, non-preferred algae could revive bleached coral communities even if the relationship is less efficient," the authors say.
We're hoarding all the supply.
They did not come in peace.
That's pretty metal.
Drug users seem not to like drug dealers that much -- not if they have an alternative, anyway.
If it's icky but it works....
"Many of the challenges we have today are the same ones they had in Çatalhöyük — only magnified," say the paper's authors.
Keep your head high. Unless you want to be scary. Then keep it low.
War isn't clean, it would seem.
Things are heating up.
They're running out of food -- and climate change seems to be involved.
Hear that? That's the sound of an itsy-bitsy fishy heart breaking apart and it's tragic.
Oh, this explains a lot.
It was 'imported' from space via a meteorite impact.
Shouldn't it go the other way around?
Old age doesn't mean 'frail'.
Learning from the best.
But can they fix a broken heart?
Out of the 544,879 colonies these beekeepers managed, 89,124 were lost over the winter of 2017-18.
Forest patches are opportunities to conserve wildlife
Please, tell me again how this has nothing to do with emissions.
The findings also have interesting implications for automated text-analysis software, which will increasingly take on tasks like this in the future.
It's nothing short of a tragedy.
