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... he effectively ended nuclear science in America, which led to a surge in coal use, and he created a boom in the alternative to ...
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- It's Not Planet Nine, Planet X Or Planet 12, It's Just Gravity
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... existing eight-planet solar system architecture and has led to some astronomers hypothesizing that the unusual orbits could be ...
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- California, Get Rid Of Paper Receipts But Don't Use Anti-Science Scaremongering As The Reason
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... tried to ban Happy Meals and golf, its metropolitan area led the developed world in vaccine denial, a situation that got so bad the ...
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- When Did BPA Stop Being Toxic?
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... uncertainties about the safety of BPA. What led to these headlines is that the U.S. National Toxicology Program (NTP) just ...
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- Hexenyl Butyrate: Volatile Compound Found In Tomato Plants Protects Against Bacteria
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... less toxic, more efficient ways to prevent weeds easily led to more food with less environmental strain than the organic process ...
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- The Golden Globes Did Something Pro-Science, And Anti-Vaxxers Were Enraged
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... — your head and we will skip you.” This led to hilarious Twitter tropes(3), namely of ouraged anti-vaccine people ...
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- Cancer Deaths Continue To Fall But A Crisis May Still Be On The Horizon
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... diets, even though in modern times agriculture has led to cheap, delicious food, not smoking, and not engaging in risky lifestyles ...
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- A Baltic Lesson For The US In How To Counter Russian Disinformation Tactics
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... After independence, and as the internet grew, Estonia led the way in applying technology to accelerate economic development . The ... . The country’s history with Russian disinformation had led Estonia to expect Russian attacks on computer and information systems. In ...
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- Open Access Promotes Scientific Discovery - Efforts Like Canada's Aggressive New Copyright Dates Hold It Back
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... of copyright terms by another 20 years in 2018 has led to the reduction in the number of works in the public domain and the ...
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- Akkadia: How Climate Change Doomed The World’s First Empire
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... controversy. In a study published in the journal PNAS , led by Oxford palaeoclimatologist Stacy Carolin, colleagues and I provide a ...
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