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Researchers tweak potatoes to thrive in the heat
3 days ago · Climate change may have been a hot potato topic around the dinner table at festive celebrations this year. Now, researchers have developed their own ‘hot potato’ that fares better under climate change: in fact these tubers grow up to …
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Anthropocene Issue 7: Pattern Seeking in the Human Age
It seems that we can’t help ourselves. Humans see patterns everywhere we look. We use patterns to make sense of the world—picture the eloquent double helix of a DNA strand; but also to make nonsense of the world—pick the latest conspiracy theory.
Anthropocene | Anthropocene
A team of researchers combed through a database of 1.8 million century-old trees in China to solve an Anthropocene puzzle Sarah DeWeerdt
Daily Science | Anthropocene
Innovation in the human age. Using a novel machine learning approach to forecast the future of plastics, researchers demonstrated that just four policy interventions could eliminate 91% of the world’s plastic waste by 2050.
Wildlife study probes the ‘anthropause' created by the COVID
Mar 27, 2024 · In the early days of the pandemic, the Internet was rife with tales of nature reclaiming the world as humans were confined to their homes. Pumas took to the streets of downtown Santiago, Chile. Dolphins reappeared along the Italian coast.Jackals roamed city parks in Tel Aviv, Israel.. But it turns out this quieting of the human presence on the planet—the “anthropause” as scientists ...
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