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ScienceApr 20

Hundreds of Animal Rights Protesters Clash with Police at Wisconsin Research Facility

Law enforcement used tear gas and pepper spray as hundreds of animal rights activists attempted to enter a beagle breeding facility in Wisconsin.

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ScienceJun 8

Researchers Develop Carbon Capture Technology Using Recycled Materials

Scientists have developed methods to convert waste polystyrene into carbon-capturing materials.

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ScienceJun 2

Colorado and Oregon Lift Fishing Limits at Drought-Threatened Reservoirs

Wildlife officials in Colorado and Oregon are removing fishing restrictions at reservoirs expected to dry up due to ongoing drought conditions.

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ScienceApr 20

Astronaut Reid Wiseman Captures 'Earthset' View During Artemis II Mission

NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman documented Earth disappearing behind the moon during the Artemis II lunar mission.

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ScienceMay 25

Multiple Wildlife Stories Highlight Human-Animal Interactions Across US

Recent reports cover coyote range expansion, gray whale deaths on Pacific coast, and national park fatalities involving wildlife and other causes.

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ScienceJun 7

Invasive Northern Snakehead Fish Caught on Long Island for First Time

Officials are developing response plans after an invasive Northern Snakehead fish was caught in Suffolk County waters last week.

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ScienceMay 4

Study Finds School Cellphone Bans Remove Devices But Don't Improve Outcomes

First large-scale study on school cellphone bans shows policies successfully reduce device usage but haven't yet improved student behavior or academic performance.

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ScienceMay 21

Britain Reintroduces Beavers to Help Combat Flooding After 400-Year Absence

Communities in Britain are bringing back beavers, extinct for 400 years, to use their natural dam-building abilities for flood control.

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ScienceMay 20

Study finds Starbucks cups labeled 'widely recyclable' don't reach recycling facilities

Environmental watchdog tracked 53 Starbucks plastic cups with GPS devices and found none reached recycling plants despite company's recycling claims.

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ScienceMar 27

Energy and Climate Technologies Address Environmental Challenges

Multiple innovations emerge as climate concerns mount, from thermal batteries to snow preservation methods.

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ScienceApr 22

Trump Administration Implements Changes at Federal Science Agencies

The National Institutes of Health has reduced new grant approvals while the National Weather Service faces reorganization and potential staffing changes.

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ScienceApr 22

FBI Investigates Missing Scientists as USF Students Disappear

The FBI is probing potential foreign targeting of scientists while two University of South Florida doctoral students have been missing for nearly a week.

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ScienceMay 12

Researchers recover lost text from 6th century New Testament manuscript using modern technology

Glasgow researchers used advanced imaging to reveal 42 previously invisible pages from an important early Christian manuscript.

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ScienceMay 30

Cornell Researchers Discover 5.5 Million Bee Colony Under New York Cemetery

Scientists at Cornell University found one of the largest recorded bee colonies, with 5.5 million bees, living underground beneath a New York cemetery.

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ScienceApr 24

Fossil analysis reveals 60-foot octopus lived during age of dinosaurs

Scientists analyzing fossilized jaws discovered evidence of massive octopuses that hunted in ancient seas alongside dinosaurs.

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