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Palau removed invasive rats; a year later, fish biomass rose 183% and leaf nitrogen jumped 80%
A new study from Ulong Island in Palau has found the first experimental evidence that restoring seabird populations by removing invasive rats can also help nearby coral reefs recover. Within a year, researchers recorded more seabirds, increased nutrient movement from land to sea and higher fish biomass, showing that island restoration can benefit both terrestrial…
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Quote of the day by Neymar: “Messi is a great player. Playing against him is not good, it is…”
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Death of PhD student Vikram Mubayi after California hike leaves family seeking answers
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Indian-origin trans MSP Q Manivannan under fire after calling rape a ‘spectrum’ in viral podcast clip
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Indian-origin trans MSP Q Manivannan under fire after calling rape a ‘spectrum’ in viral podcast clip
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Major US university to hide grades for first-semester students, cites ‘mental health crisis’
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2-year-old sister becomes perfect bone marrow match for Utah girl with aplastic anemia
Emma Meline, a young girl diagnosed with severe aplastic anemia right before Christmas, found hope in her little sister Lucy. At only two years old, Lucy bravely became a bone marrow donor, granting Emma the chance for a life-saving transplant. After a challenging journey, Emma celebrated her fifth birthday at home, marking a remarkable recovery.…
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ICE rolls out body cameras, but policy lets agency decide which footage goes public
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Florida’s millions of dumped tyres are still being cleaned up 50 years later
Florida is set to embark on an ambitious initiative to clear millions of old tires that were dumped offshore decades ago. Initially forming an artificial reef, these tires have since led to significant damage to natural coral ecosystems. Present surveys indicate that over half a million tires still litter thousands of acres.
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China dominates 80% of tungsten market; Nevada discovery faces NASA mining block