Reports and Studies
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The view from Gaza: What the US decision not to punish Israel looks like
The United States State Department says it will not be limiting the weapons it supplies to Israel, elaborating only that…
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A famous climate graphic is running out of red
Scientists added a new shade to a graphical representation of global temperature change to keep up with our warming world.…
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Fenced in: how a million kilometres of invisible borders are harming wildlife
Modern fences are often so thoroughly impenetrable, they can slice up already-scarce habitats and restrict wildlife to increasingly small scraps…
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Why Canada could become the next nuclear energy ‘superpower’
Uranium is making a comeback thanks to a renewed focus on nuclear energy as a climate crisis solution. Canada, rich…
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Government admits new oil field approved unlawfully
The UK government has admitted in court that the country’s largest untapped oilfield, Rosebank off Shetland, was approved unlawfully. The…
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New antibody could be helpful in cancer treatment, study reveals
Researchers at Uppsala University and KTH Royal Institute of Technology have created an antibody that has the potential to treat…
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How to handle being your very own worst critic
People often say, “Just accept yourself as you are”, as if it were the easiest thing in the world. The…
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How the order of skincare products applied can matter
Achieving a radiant and healthy skin is not just about the products you use—it is about the order in which…
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How letting grudges go is better for heart health, study explains
Did you know that the way we hold grudges can affect our heart? A recent study led by Adam O’Riordan…
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How gut microbes can regulate stress throughout the day
A groundbreaking study has revealed the critical role of gut bacteria in regulating stress responses through interactions with the body’s…
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