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Warming unlocks ancient carbon in Tibet

A new study in Nature Communications discovers a gloomy climate tipping point in Tibetan permafrost ecosystems.…

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Editorial 04.06.2026
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The Loc-Ness project and pink ocean: Will fueling the ocean with chemicals stop global heating?

To some it seemed a thoughtless step but scientists hope the dispersal of 65,000 litres…

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Editorial 27.03.2026
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Lithium pollution caused by rocket re-entering is spotted in upper atmosphere

When a Falcon 9 rocket stage burned up over Europe last year, it left a…

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Editorial 08.04.2026
Analysis, Mining, Science

Earth’s core is leaking with ancient gold

Deep beneath our feet, a slow trickle of gold is escaping from the heart of…

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Editorial 09.04.2026
Environment, Society

Romans and weather or how to set a war in tune with nature

Rome did not only plan its agriculture in harmony with the seasons. They also fought…

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Editorial 04.04.2026
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10.02.2026
How much is darkness worth? Chile Project that threatened clearest skies in the world canceled

How much is darkness worth? At Chile’s Paranal Observatory, it can mean the difference between spotting a faint galaxy and losing it in a wash of artificial glow. That is why astronomers…

Editorial 10.02.2026
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01.12.2025
Opportunities for Scientific Collaboration in Mammoth cloning

The World Mammoth Center is expected to commence operations in Yakutia in the near future. Albert Protopopov, head of the department studying mammoth fauna at the scientific institution and Doctor of Biological…

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30.09.2025
David LaChapelle: On luxury beyond material

VISU Contemporary in Miami Beach will present a landmark exhibition this fall: Vanishing Act by David LaChapelle, one of the most celebrated and provocative photographers of our time. From 29 November 2025…

Editorial 30.09.2025
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24.06.2025
Understudied current in Barents Sea may have key role in Arctic ice loss

In the last few decades, Arctic sea ice has receded ever further, including increasingly in winter when the extent of sea ice is at its most prominent. One of the main drivers…

Editorial 24.06.2025
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