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The partnership signed at the COP31 climate summit aims to transform Azerbaijan into an interregional electricity hub.
Estonian polar scientist Priit Tisler is heading to Antarctica for the 13th time, and says the isolation there does not suit everyone, with storms which last up to ten days.
What does the project promise? Why are Adi community members protesting against the building of the dam? And what is the Government saying?
A new genetic test developed by researchers at QIMR Berghofer and Flinders University, along with international collaborators, can identify people at up to 10 times the normal risk of developing open-angle glaucoma, the most common form of the disease and the leading cause of irreversible blindness worldwide.
Two drivers can experience the same traffic stop very differently. A new experiment suggests that people higher in vulnerable narcissism rate police stops less favorably, even when the officer is polite and fair.
Strategic investments in zero-emissions equipment, greater use of shore power and more frequent visits by cleaner ships have driven the Port of Long Beach’s emissions per container to an all-time low, even as the global trade hub moved record-breaking cargo volumes, according to an annual emissions report.
