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Hampshire redshank’s epic journey to Wales helps scientists understand habits of amber-list species

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A study of breeding pairs of Redshank – a threatened native wading bird species – whose population is recovering in the Avon Valley in Hampshire, has shown one intrepid individual travel more than 100km...
Environment

Australian grasshopper gave up sex 250,000 years ago – and has no regrets

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On Earth, there are many species that consist of only females that breed without the participation of males. It is generally believed that this method of reproduction inevitably leads to negative consequences for the...
Education

9 animals that can repair parts of their body

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Octopus Octopuses are not only very intelligent animals, but also have the ability to repair their tentacles. They can do it in about 100 days. Alligator Although these large reptiles cannot repair their bones or skeletal muscles,...
Council of Europe

How an old trolleybus will become a hydrogen one: Demonstration in front of Maria Gabriel

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Instead of being thrown away, the many other trolleys are good enough to be renovated - with Bulgarian expertise, said Prof. Daria Vladikova   The prototype of a trolleybus, which scientists from the Bulgarian Academy...
Economy

A Turkish farmer became a millionaire with purple stones from his field

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Farmer Ali Aiden, who lives in the village of Akpanar in the Harmandzhik region, found unusual purple stones in his field. He became curious and brought them for expertise in the regional city of...
Archeology

The giraffe’s ancient cousin loved to hit with his head

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Giraffes were not always long-necked, but always preferred head-to-toe positions. Giraffes did not always have long necks, but they always preferred to hit their heads to maintain their position. Evidence of this is the discovery...
Environment

The largest plant in the world discovered

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Scientists have identified what they define as the largest plant in the world - a type of seagrass that stretches about 180 kilometers off the coast of Western Australia, the DPA reported. Australian researchers have...
Environment

Top houseplants that purify the air in the apartment

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Houseplants decorate our homes, help relieve stress and give rest to the eyes. They help clean the indoor air of toxic impurities, saturate the atmosphere at home with oxygen, absorb carbon dioxide, humidify the...
Environment

Greek beach with an unexpected ban

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Greek beach surprised tourists by introducing an unexpected ban. The Marikes beach in the Rafina area of ​​Attica, in the southern part of the country, which is particularly popular, has banned smoking. This was announced...
Environment

It’s a scary thing in Turkey, the asphalt is starting to melt

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Temperatures in the southern Turkish counties of Denizli and Adana have reached 40 degrees Celsius, Turkish media reported, quoted by BTA. A temperature of 40 degrees Celsius was reported today in the southwestern Turkish city...
Environment

Sweeden: empowering young people to influence environmental policy

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In Sweden, a non-profit provides young people the tools and platform to weigh in on environmental policy. Anders Varger, a Swedish high school teacher and entrepreneur, was noticing a trend. He felt that young people...
Environment

Artificial intelligence will work to help corals

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The health of coral reefs will be monitored with the help of artificial intelligence. A British study cited by Science Daily shows that coral reefs have a complex sonic landscape that can be used to...
Environment

Vienna Power Plant “hires” a dog – a robot

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The Austrian power plant Simmering already has a different employee - a robot, affectionately called by his colleagues Energy Dog. This is the first robot dog of its kind in Europe to be used...
Environment

Bees work as air quality inspectors in Italy

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In Italy, since 2018, a special police unit has been operating to protect forests and the environment. On the roof of his headquarters in Rome are hives - bees help carabinieri track the level...
Education

8 flowers and herbs that repel spiders: what to plant in the garden

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Spiders that are found in houses are usually harmless to humans. However, this does not prevent many men and women from experiencing real horror every time they catch their eye. But you can isolate yourself from...
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Video games for climate action: winning solutions for the planet

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Video games for climate action with special features, pop-ups, and real-life tree-planting opportunities embedded within beloved classics like PAC-MAN or Angry Birds
Environment

A fly will not fly: the 10 best repellent plants for the garden

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Mosquitoes, flies and other flying insects are the only things that ruin the pleasure of outdoor recreation. But some herbs and flowers will help cool the desire of insects to invade your property. These...
ENTERTAINMENT

7 forbidden places in the world where a tourist will not set foot

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The world is full of amazing places for which tourists are ready to travel thousands of kilometers just to see them with their own eyes. Natural wonders, ancient monuments, isolated islands and historical mysteries attract...
Environment

The cats in a German city locked – to save the larks

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There has been a sharp decline in the lark population in Western Europe Authorities in the southwestern German city of Waldorf have ordered some cat owners to keep their pets at home until the end...
Environment

The state of Vanuatu in the Pacific has declared a climate emergency

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The 300,000-inhabitants’ archipelago has been hit by two powerful cyclones and a devastating drought in the last decade. The Vanuatu archipelago in the Pacific has declared a climate emergency and a $ 1.2 billion plan...
ENTERTAINMENT

6 signs of a happy cat

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Wondering if your purring companion is feeling well and happy? Certainly, owners often worry about the pet, because it is an important part of our family. We humans can share our feelings and emotions...
ENTERTAINMENT

Tourists traveling to Turkey warned of possible arrest due to little-known rule

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Foreign tourists traveling to Turkey have been warned to carry a photo ID with them at all times. Otherwise, they may be arrested by the police. The Sun warned British tourists about a little-known...
Environment

5 things you should know about the UN Ocean Conference, a chance to save the planet’s largest ecosystem

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The Ocean is the planet’s largest ecosystem, regulating the climate, and providing livelihoods for billions. But its health is in danger. The second UN Ocean Conference, due to take place in June, will be an important opportunity to redress the damage that mankind continues to inflict on marine life and livelihoods.
Environment

Biodiversity Day: UN chief calls to ‘build a shared future for all life’

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Three-quarters of the land-based environment and about 66% of the marine environment have been significantly altered by human actions. Biodiversity offers solutions for green and inclusive growth.
Environment

Faith-based Engagement at Stockholm+50

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Faith-based Organisations (FBOs) established an interfaith working group to support faith communities understanding of, and engagement on, issues related to Stockholm+50. This page is a resource guide to facilitate networking, in-person collaboration, and to inspire and build...
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