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Scientists: Deep-sea fish can solve world food shortages
March 18, 2016
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Environment
There is a lot of food hiding in the deep ocean and it could help feed the entire world. But we must take care not to overfish, marine scientists warn.
Greenland has lost 9,000 billion tons of ice in a century
December 28, 2015
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Natural Sciences
For the first time, scientists have calculated how much ice has disappeared from Greenland in the last 115 years.
See what life is like when you study climate change in Greenland
December 14, 2015
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Natural Sciences
Scientists study uncharted waters and living fossils to document sea ice melt in Northeast Greenland.
Scientists discover the cause behind prehistoric climate change
November 15, 2015
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Natural Sciences
Scientists now know why the climate underwent dramatic changes at the end of the last Ice Age.
Europe hit by devastating tsunamis 8,200 years ago
November 12, 2015
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Natural Sciences
New research shows how tsunamis hit Northwest Europe 8200 years ago, ravaging Stone Age coastal communities as far south as Denmark.
Loss of large animals has reduced global circulation of vital nutrients
November 4, 2015
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Natural Sciences
Decline of large animals such as whales, sea birds, and salmon has led to a loss of 94 per cent of the transportation of nutrients on the planet.
Giant-eyed fish discovered in Greenland
October 22, 2015
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Environment
Discovery of a new species of fish confirms that the deep sea of the North Atlantic still hides many unexplored secrets.
Discovery of new whale species fills evolutionary gap
September 22, 2015
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Natural Sciences
Scientists discover a previously unknown ancient whale species--helping them understand how whales evolved into the many species that exist today.
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Damsel in distress or sexy sidekick? The representation of women in video games has changed
February 16, 2019
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Society & Culture
The representation of women in video games has been under debate, and this may have caused more nuanced female characters.
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Damsel in distress or sexy sidekick? The representation of women in video games has changed
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Feb. 12
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Feb. 11
Brain Cancer: Vibrating the brain to find resistant tumours
Feb. 8
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Feb. 7
Avoids ship disasters with advanced statistics
Feb. 6
How Norwegian war refugees changed Swedish politics
Feb. 4
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