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Scientists Discover 'Cellular Family Tree' Is the Positional Map That Organizes the Developing Human Brain
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Global Ocean Heat Content Shatters Record for Ninth Straight Year
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Deep-Sea Pressure 'Juices' Nutrients from Marine Snow, Rewriting Global Carbon Cycle Models
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Non-Spinning Galaxy From Early Universe Challenges Foundational Models of Cosmic Evolution
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Scientists Create First Synthetic Cell With a Full Life Cycle From Non-Living Chemicals
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Self-Copying RNA Molecule Discovered, Providing Strongest Evidence Yet for Origin-of-Life Theory
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New Drug Lifyorli Reduces Risk of Death by 35% in Phase 3 Trial for Platinum-Resistant Ovarian Cancer
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Brazil Commits to Conserve 80% of the Amazon and End Deforestation by 2030 in UN Biodiversity Plan
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Global Groundwater Crisis Accelerates: Largest-Ever Study Finds Depletion Worsening in Half of World's Aquifers
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UN Report Reveals AI Data Centers Will Consume 9.3 Trillion Liters of Water by 2030
A new United Nations study warns that the artificial intelligence boom is driving an unprecedented drain on global resources, projecting that AI data centers will consume enough water to sustain 1.3 billion people by the end of the decade.
Trump Administration Opens Endangered Species Habitats to Logging and Mining in Major EPA Policy Shift
The Environmental Protection Agency has finalized a sweeping rule change that reclassifies millions of acres of protected federal land, allowing commercial resource extraction in previously restricted critical habitats.