GreenPlant disease outbreaks may be curbed by periodic wildfires
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Tech & ScienceGemini South telescope captures image of Chamaeleon Infrared Nebula
Glowing nebula hides a young star (Credit: International Gemini Observatory/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA)
GreenHow Uzbekistan’s farmers are overcoming soil salinity and water shortages
Digging deeper into the arid terrain of the world’s largest ...
BusinessMCDEX built Partnerships with Major Insurance Companies
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BusinessA Florida Restaurant Chain Introduced Robot Waiters. Now Their Human Servers Are Getting Higher Tips
With the labor market in rough shape, restaurant owners acro...
GreenLatest trend keeps clothes out of landfill
Europe’s landfills are bursting at the seams with discarded ...
BusinessHands-on experience on fighting negative SEO
In the era of blooming online businesses, the internet compe...
GreenThailand government bans Coral-damaging sunscreens
One of the most desired vacation destinations in the world w...
Tech & ScienceQuenching the world’s thirst with off-grid water desalination
The first desalination plant in Europe was built in Spain ne...
LifeGetting fit to fight cancer
Thanks to medical advances, cancer patients young and old ca...
Tech & ScienceFloki Inu’s Journey to $10B Valuation with Binance Smart Chain Expansion
What once started as a meme, has grown into something much bigger. They say what doesn't kill you makes you stronger and that sentiment could not be more true than for the Floki Inu community
LifeStudy shows higher coffee consumption was associated with a lower risk of prostate cancer
Coffee is one of the most popular beverages. Since its popularity continues to increase worldwide, even a small effect on individual health may exert a substantial public health impact
Editor PicksIs Earth’s core lopsided? Strange goings-on in our planet’s interior
A cut-away of Earth’s interior shows the solid iron inner core (red) slowly growing./ Credit: Daniel Frost
Editor PicksThe secret to acquiring professional skills
While it is important for students to work in groups during ...