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Alpha Males Are Rare Among Our Fellow Primates, Scientists Say
Animals · United States

Alpha Males Are Rare Among Our Fellow Primates, Scientists Say

58% Center coverage: 34 sources
New research today has contradicted the commonly held idea that males dominate females among primates, revealing far more nuanced power dynamics in the...See the Story
Koalas Spend only 1% of Their Lives on the Ground—but It's Killing Them
Conservation · Australia

Koalas Spend only 1% of Their Lives on the Ground—but It's Killing Them

75% Center coverage: 12 sources
Koalas are a nationally endangered and iconic species in Australia, yet their populations are rapidly declining due to habitat loss, fragmentation, and disease, and very little is known about the fine-scale movements of koalas—especially when they're on the ground. New research reveals that koalas only spend around 10 minutes per day on the ground, but this ground-time is associated with two-thirds of recorded koala deaths.See the Story
Critical Minerals: American Minerals' Utah Project Sandwiched Between Two Success Stories as Lithium Grades Surge 44%
Lithium · Green River

Critical Minerals: American Minerals' Utah Project Sandwiched Between Two Success Stories as Lithium Grades Surge 44%

100% Left coverage: 3 sources
Strategic Utah project gains validation as neighbors report surging lithium grades and rising potash prices. POSCO partnership nearby signals major development potential. Learn more.See the Story

How a slight change in weather could have made Germany's deadly floods even worse

100% Center coverage: 2 sources
The devastating floods that killed nearly 200 people in Germany four years ago could have been even more damaging, new research suggests. The floods in July 2021 were among the worst disasters in German history. At least 196 people died in Germany, 43 people died in Belgium and the total damage to Central Europe amounted to €46 billion.Floods · GermanySee the Story

Microplastics act as ‘rafts’, increasing the threat to environmental and public health – The Mail & Guardian

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While antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is commonly linked to the overuse of antibiotics in hospitals and animal farming, an environmental contributor is increasingly coming into focus: microplastics.  These small plastic particles, typically less than 5mm in diameter, are increasingly recognised not only as environmental pollutants but also as active vectors in the evolution and dissemination of antimicrobial-resistant bacteria. Although the crisi…HealthSee the Story

Climate Change on the Field: How German Farmers Adapt

Heavy rain, heat, drought – climate change has long since arrived in German fields. This not only poses major challenges for agriculture, but also affects our diet. What are the consequences of climate change for cereals and fruit growing? How does it affect animal husbandry? And with what measures do farmers adapt to the changed conditions? In [...] Der Beitrag Climate change on the field: How German farmers adapt to each other first appeared o…Drought · GermanyRead Article

Television in the Head

For hours it sinks into fantasy worlds – that sounds harmless. But the maladaptive daydreaming is so excessive and compulsive that it can greatly affect the lives of those affected. by CHRISTIAN WOLF As a young girl, Jayne Bigelsen spent countless hours in her head "television." Today, the New York lawyer remembers: "I started with my favorite shows [...] The article Television in the head appeared first on wissenschaft.de.Television · GermanyRead Article

Targeting MXenes for Sustainable Ammonia Production

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
In a hunt for more sustainable technologies, researchers are looking further into enabling two-dimensional materials in renewable energy that could lead to sustainable production of chemicals such as ammonia, which is used in fertilizer.ScienceSee the Story

Many Germans Are Already Living in 15-Minute Cities – Report

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Facilities and offers of daily life such as supermarkets or medical practices are often better to reach in Germany than thought.Science · GermanySee the Story

New Evidence Suggests Neanderthals Were Rendering Fat Nearly 100,000 Years Before Other Early Humans

50% Center coverage: 28 sources
Neanderthals · GermanySee the Story

Did Denisovans or Homo Erectus Make the Oldest Wooden Tools in East Asia?

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The find may require rethinking the so-called “Bamboo Hypothesis.”…Asia · ChinaSee the Story

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