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India’s Driest June in a Decade Threatens Farms, but Government Stockpiles Offer a Cushion

Dr. Olivia Grant2 months ago08 mins

India recorded its driest June in a decade, threatening kharif crops like rice and soybeans. The government says grain stockpiles are adequate to prevent shortages.

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  • Climate Science

New Model Pinpoints Priority Zones to Save Australia’s Endangered Alpine Ash

Nathan Reeves2 months ago06 mins

New modeling from University of Melbourne and CSIRO pinpoints priority zones to save Australia’s endangered alpine ash from climate change and bushfires, offering a conservation roadmap.

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AI Demand Forecasting Brings Precision to Textile Planning

Amara Osei2 months ago07 mins

Fraunhofer IWU develops AI demand forecasting for textile maker frottana, blending data with human know-how. Forecast error dropped 23% in six months.

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Etruscan Tomb Paintings Acquired for €15M Go on Display in Italy

Amara Osei2 months ago06 mins

Italy spent €15 million to acquire ancient Etruscan tomb paintings from a private collection. The vibrant 4th-century BCE panels now on display at Villa Giulia offer rare glimpses into a lost civilization.

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NASA Promises to Send Soccer Ball to Moon if US Wins World Cup

Amara Osei2 months ago09 mins

NASA chief Bill Nelson vows to send a soccer ball to the Moon if the U.S. wins the World Cup. We break down the science, timeline, and what it means for space exploration.

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  • Climate Science

Oceans Sizzled in June: EU Data Confirms Hottest Month on Record for Seas

Amara Osei2 months ago06 mins

EU climate monitor confirms June 2023 was the hottest on record for global oceans, driven by El Niño and climate change. Marine heatwaves threaten fisheries, hurricanes, and ecosystems.

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The Vera Rubin Telescope Begins Its Epic 10-Year Survey of the Cosmos

Dr. Olivia Grant2 months ago06 mins

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory begins its 10-year survey of the southern sky, promising unprecedented discoveries in asteroids, dark matter, and supernovae. All data will be public.

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Dangerous Heatwave to Scorch US for 250th Birthday Weekend

Nathan Reeves2 months ago07 mins

As the US celebrates its 250th birthday, a dangerous heatwave is set to bake millions from coast to coast. Experts warn of record temperatures and life-threatening health risks.

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