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DNA Pioneer James D. Watson Dies at 97, Cold Spring Harbor Confirms — REUTERS / ixx511

Science · United States

DNA Pioneer James D. Watson Dies at 97, Cold Spring Harbor Confirms

46% Center coverage: 264 sources

His scientific renown was later overshadowed by institutional sanctions for racist statements.See the Story

Space Is the 'Final Landfill' as 'Dangerous Shrapnel' Fills Atmosphere with Warning Issued

Space Is the 'Final Landfill' as 'Dangerous Shrapnel' Fills Atmosphere with Warning Issued

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A minister has warned that astronauts risk being killed by "dangerous shrapnel" hurtling through space as he acknowledged the final frontier was starting to resemble "the final landfill"See the Story

Firefighters wear wristbands to track harmful exposures

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Firefighters wear wristbands to track harmful exposures

As wildfires increasingly burn through urban areas, researchers are equipping firefighters with silicone wristbands to measure their exposure to hazardous chemicals released from burning buildings and vehicles.See the Story

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