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Biology World’s oldest flower found: it’s 125 million years old, and it raises some hard questions August 19, 2015
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Environmental Issues Ecuador declares state of national emergency as Cotopaxi volcano wakes August 15, 2015
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News Basic income in another Dutch town: each person receives up to $1,450/m unconditionally August 14, 2015 - Updated on November 16, 2020
Environment We’ve gone into resource overdraft for the 45th year in a row August 14, 2015 - Updated on February 16, 2017
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Animals Tasmanian devil might get reintroduced to Australia after 3,000 years absence August 13, 2015
Climate Striking new atlas shows dramatic extent of Arctic ice loss August 13, 2015 - Updated on August 14, 2015
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Green Living California drought is so tough L.A. is throwing 96 million balls to shade a reservoir August 12, 2015
Chemistry Growing graphene nanoribbons jut got a lot easier, spelling great news for electronics August 12, 2015
Environment World population could double by 2100, according to the UN August 12, 2015 - Updated on November 16, 2020
Environment Texas family sues fracking company after water well exploded from leached methane August 11, 2015 - Updated on August 12, 2015
Chemistry Copper clusters could revolutionize CO2 capture and turn it into fuel to boot August 11, 2015
Archaeology Heartbreaking archaeology: 4,000 year old skeletons of mother and child found embraced in ‘China’s Pompeii’ August 11, 2015 - Updated on December 16, 2023
News Advances in magnet technology could bring cheaper, modular fusion reactors from sci-fi to sci-reality in less than a decade August 11, 2015
![In this remarkable capture from above, we see a grizzly bear guarding a massive bison carcass. The photograph was taken by Doug Smith at Yellowstone National Park. Smith, who is the leader of Yellowstone’s Wolf Project, suspects that the bear happened upon the recently deceased bison and has now assumed ownership of the meal against other would be diners such as wolves [Source: BettPratt.com].](https://cdn.zmescience.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/bear-guarding-its-kill-looking-up-aerial.webp)
