Reports and Studies
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The indigenous women saving India’s endangered giant yams
In a tribe in southern India, a group of women are working hard to revive the country’s ancient native tubers,…
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How the mournful songs of icebergs reverberate around the world
Icebergs produce some of the loudest natural noises in the oceans. Can we learn anything about their birth, life and…
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The ‘apple library’ with a lost world on its limbs
The explosion of crisp, commercial apple varieties in the last century doomed many other breeds into obscurity. But in a…
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Storm Darragh in pictures: Fallen trees, crushed cars and crashing waves
Storm Darragh has caused disruption throughout the country after its 90mph winds caused power cuts, trees to be uprooted and…
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Can dark chocolate lower risk of type 2 diabetes? Study answers
Chocolate lovers, rejoice! Gorging on your favourite dark chocolate might just do more than satisfy your sweet cravings. A recent…
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Stress eating, and what to consume instead of snacks
Most of us are familiar with stress eating when we reach out for something to snack on when we are…
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What happens our bodies when we drink coffee in the morning
Drinking a cup of steaming coffee or tea before beginning our day is second nature to many. Moreover, caffeine is…
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NASA delays Artemis II mission launch to April 2026
NASA said Thursday it has pushed back the next two launches in its delay-plagued Artemis moon landing program after studying…
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Brain stimulation can help injured people walk: Study
Scientists said Monday that electrically stimulating a particular region in the brain could help people with injured spinal cords walk…
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Grímsey: The Arctic island with 20 people and one million birds
Set some 40km off Iceland’s northern coast, this windswept sliver is home to one of Europe’s most remote settlements and…
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