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Peces de agua dulce más contaminados con ‘químicos permanentes’ que en los océanos 21 de enero de 2023
Los peces de agua dulce capturados en la naturaleza en los Estados Unidos están mucho más contaminados con los “químicos permanentes” tóxicos perfluoroalquiladas ... Leer Más EcoPortal.net - El Planeta te necesita. Ahora!

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Los efectos de las ondas milimétricas 5G en los mosquitos. Nuevo estudio 2 de noviembre de 2021
La Federación Ambientalista Internacional declaro el 5 de junio del 2020 el 5G como tecnología dañina para el medio ambiente El siguiente resumen del artículo plantea una pregunta importante sobre la posibilidad de que las ondas de 5G mm puedan tener efectos adversos en la vida de los insectos, lo que es importante, no solo […]

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Critics blast Klaus Schwab, WEF for trying to "master the future" with global enslavement agenda 22 de enero de 2023
(Natural News) This year’s highly publicized annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) is receiving much criticism as the rest of the world looks on in horror at this grotesque display of globalism gone wild. This year’s gathering centers around head Klaus Schwab’s “master the future” theme, which aims to subjugate the entire world... […]

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Preparedness Notes for Sunday — January 22, 2023 22 de enero de 2023
On January 22, 1998, Theodore “Ted” Kaczynski, the so-called Unabomber, a socialist-Luddite terrorist who killed three people and injured 22 in 16 attacks between 1979 and 1995, was sentenced to four terms of life in prison without parole. Born and raised in Illinois, Kaczynski lived the last few years before his arrest in Montana, living […]

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Professors in their department’s gender minority receive worse ratings from students, potentially hurting their chances for tenure and promotion
A U.S. judge lectures the government on how academic research works 20 de enero de 2023
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Adorable Voles, Life as We Don't Know It and Better Cement 17 de enero de 2023
Love in the brain, how dreams predict disease and better words for climate change in this month’s issue of Scientific American
What an Endless Conversation with Werner Herzog Can Teach Us about AI 17 de enero de 2023
An AI-generated conversation between Werner Herzog and Slavoj Žižek is definitely entertaining, but it also illustrates the crisis of misinformation beginning to befall us
Free Will Is Only an Illusion if You Are, Too 16 de enero de 2023
New research findings, combined with philosophy, suggest free will is real but may not operate in the ways people expect
Exxon's Own Models Predicted Global Warming--It Ignored Them 13 de enero de 2023
Scientists working for the oil giant Exxon in the 1970s and 1980s estimated temperature increases with remarkable accuracy. Those findings could now be used as evidence in climate litigation
Research Summaries Written by AI Fool Scientists 13 de enero de 2023
Scientists cannot always differentiate between research abstracts generated by the AI ChatGPT and those written by humans
Gene Drives Could Fight Malaria and Other Global Killers but Might Have Unintended Consequences 13 de enero de 2023
A new technology could wipe out whole species. Is it a magic bullet or a genetic atom bomb?
A Sustainable Economy Depends on Sustainable Materials 13 de enero de 2023
Scientists and manufacturers are charting a path toward material sustainability
Oceans Break Heat Record for Fourth Year in a Row 12 de enero de 2023
The world’s oceans hit their warmest levels on record for the fourth consecutive year in 2022, fueling sea-level rise and contributing to climate disasters
See the Largest Flower Ever Found Encased in Amber 12 de enero de 2023
A rare flower encased in amber is the largest one ever found and dates from around 40 million years ago
Ancient Americans Crossed Back into Siberia in a Two-Way Migration, New Evidence Shows 12 de enero de 2023
Scientists have long known that ancient people living in Siberia made their way into what is now North America. Mounting DNA evidence suggests migration also happened in the opposite direction