Researchers Forecast Drier Horn Of Africa As Climate Continues To Warm Scientists at the University of Arizona have discovered evidence from ancient marine sediments that the Horn of Africa is increasingly becoming more arid at an unprecedented rate as a consequence of the continued warming of the Earth's climate. by Ted Ranosa
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Science Expert Warns Of Possible Robotic Warfare If UN Regulation Talks Continue To Stall by Ted Ranosa
Science 43-Foot Sei Whale Carcass Beached In Northern Ireland To Be Taken Away For Tests by Ted Ranosa
Healthy Living/Wellness Runner's High: New Study Says Running Produces Same Effect As Marijuana by Ted Ranosa
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Healthy Living/Wellness Top Female Surgeon In UK Calls For End Of Sexism In Operating Theaters by Ted Ranosa