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Environmental Graffiti- Best Technology In HTC Mobiles PhonesHTC is the leading mobile company which is known for manufacturing the best and the finest smartphones. The superior designer finish and latest user interface with HTC Sense 3.0 together with amazing Android 2.3 gingerbread brings out what we call … Continue reading →
- BlackBerry Q10 ReviewBlackBerry continues the introduction of its BlackBerry 10 platform with the Q10, a device that will look familiar to lovers of the Canadian firm’s older devices. In contrast to the full touchscreen Z10 , the Q10 features a small display … Continue reading →
- HTC One mini ReviewHTC has unveiled the HTC One mini, a smaller version of its flagship that brings many of the high-end phones features to a more compact package and makes them available to anyone who may be reluctant to fork out for … Continue reading →
- How Your Cell Phone Can Save You HeadachesThe holiday shopping season is in full swing now. This means long lines, great deals, stress, and insane amounts of time spent in stores. However, your cell phone can go to great lengths to making shopping this holiday season that … Continue reading →
- HTC One max Hands-On ReviewWe’ve managed to get our hands on the brand new device from HTC, the HTC One max. Not to be left out of the growing phone trend, HTC invited us to have a play with the new phone and here’s … Continue reading →
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- Scientists report first detection of gravitational waves produced by colliding neutron starsScientists reported today (Oct. 16, 2017) the first simultaneous detection of both gravitational waves and light — an astounding collision of two neutron stars. The discovery was made nearly simultaneously by three gravitational-wave detectors, followed by observations by some 70 ground- and space-based light observatories. Neutron stars are the smallest, de […]
- Using ‘cooperative perception’ between intelligent vehicles to reduce risksResearchers at École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) have combined data from two autonomous cars to create a wider field of view, extended situational awareness, and greater safety. Autonomous vehicles get their intelligence from cameras, radar, light detection and ranging (LIDAR) sensors, and navigation and mapping systems. But there are ways to m […]
- Ray Kurzweil + Peter Diamandis: Disruptive Technologies, Mind-Boggling Predictions, and ‘Dangerous Ideas’Ray Kurzweil and Peter Diamandis presented an Abundance 360 webinar on Friday, October 13 on mind-boggling predictions and transformative (even “dangerous”) ideas.
- Controlled by a synthetic gene circuit, self-assembling bacteria build working electronic sensorsUsing a synthetic gene circuit, Duke University researchers have programmed self-assembling bacteria to build useful electronic devices — a first. Other experiments have successfully grown materials using bacterial processes (for example, MIT engineers have coaxed bacterial cells to produce biofilms that can incorporate nonliving materials, such as gold nano […]
- 3D ‘body-on-a-chip’ project aims to accelerate drug testing, reduce costsA team of scientists at Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine and nine other institutions has engineered miniature 3D human hearts, lungs, and livers to achieve more realistic testing of how the human body responds to new drugs. The “body-on-a-chip” project, funded by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency, aims to help reduce the estimated $2 billion […]
- Scientists report first detection of gravitational waves produced by colliding neutron stars
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- Akamai: How batteries could cut datacenter power billsAn approach being researched by the content delivery network provider helps reduce the grid-connected load during peak demand periods, when electricity is most expensive.
- Mall pilots fast electric vehicle charger powered by solar panelsThe installation at Simon Property Group's site in Carmel, Indiana, also includes an integrated battery for storing the electricity.
- Google, Tesla back big electric vehicle charging rolloutThe Workplace Charging Challenge, launched by 13 big U.S. companies and the Department of Energy, is planning a massive deployment of EV charging stations.
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- Best Cell Phone Companies With Best PlansGetting the best cell phone plan on a fresh cell phone deal is far from simple, and you are forgiven for purchasing the impression that cell phone companies are intentionally making it complicated. As... The post Best Cell Phone Companies With Best Plans appeared first on US Phone Plans.
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- David Letterman Ribs Jimmy Fallon and Conan O’Brien on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’Letterman has always been Jimmy Kimmel’s favorite late-night host, and it appears the feeling is mutual.
- Jim Jefferies Admits He Was ‘Ignorant’ About Sexual Harassment Before Harvey Weinstein“I thought I was a pretty good guy with all the not-raping I’ve done,” the Comedy Central host said. “But it turns out, that’s not enough.”
- Inside Hong Kong’s High-Rise Houses of Prostitution: Who’s Really in Charge?The law says sex workers should be self-employed, ‘one woman one room.’ But in the real world, clearly, that’s not how it works.
- Trump’s Shocking Extremist JudgesAn architect of voter suppression and a man who thinks transgender people are Satanic will soon be serving life terms as federal judges.
- Team Trump and GOP Pals Pass Go, Spend $1.7 Million at Trump PropertiesIt’s not personal. It’s strictly business. OK, it’s personal too.
- David Letterman Ribs Jimmy Fallon and Conan O’Brien on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’
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- Can You Bring a Gun to a Protest?This story was co-published as part of a partnership with the Trace, a nonprofit news organization covering guns in America.
- Senators Crafted a Bipartisan Deal to Stabilize ObamacareOn Tuesday, Republican Sen. Lamar Alexander and Democratic Sen. Patty Murray announced—separately—that they had reached a narrow short-term deal to stabilize individual health insurance markets through 2019. The deal, which Alexander and Murray have been negotiating since the end of the summer, would fund the health care subsidies that President Trump abrupt […]
- Who’s to Blame for America’s Sexual Harassment Nightmare?Workplace sexual harassment has been illegal in the United States for 53 years. It still happens every day. High-profile examples abound: President Donald Trump—who has boasted of committing sexual assault—is being sued for sexually harassing a contestant on The Apprentice, one of 15 alleged victims of Trump’s sexual misconduct. Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinst […]
- Should Political Ads on Facebook Include Disclaimers?When you see an ad on Facebook in the run-up to an election intended to sway your vote, there’s a strong chance you have no idea who paid to put it there. Now, the Federal Election Commission is taking baby steps to change that by exploring how the government could strengthen regulations around political advertisements that saturate the internet before a maj […]
- The Angle: Host With the Most EditionThe right cruelty: Jimmy Kimmel isn’t always nice. But his blend of caustic critique and emotional overflow makes him the perfect late-night host for 2017, Willa Paskin writes. (And Fox News is running scared. Recently, Justin Peters watched them make an entire day of content out of one stray Kimmel remark.)
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- How to clean up the dirty water Puerto Ricans are drinkingNearly a month after Hurricane Maria, many people on Puerto Rico are still without clean drinking water and have resorted to wells on a contaminated site
- Ophelia shows many hurricanes could reach Europe in the futureTropical cyclones often get to Europe but normally they have weakened by the time they get there. Not any more, thanks to climate change
- The next supercontinent: Four ways Earth could reshape itselfPlate tectonics is a slow-grind drama with some dramatic plot twists – these scenarios show how Earth might look in 250 million AD
- A tech-destroying solar flare could hit Earth within 100 yearsIf the sun spews “superflares” as often as other stars, one could take down power systems, damage the ozone layer and destroy satellites in the next century
- It looks like an oxymoron, but Earth optimism is worth a tryDecades of environmental doom-mongering have fallen on deaf ears. Maybe a new environmental campaign with a message of hope is just what we need
- How to clean up the dirty water Puerto Ricans are drinking
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- Family-sized Solar Car to Race in World Solar ChallengeBattery Technology | Electric Cars | Solar Power | TransportationSolar Team Great Britain has started a kickstarter page to help fund their design for entry in the 2017 World Solar Challenge. Founder Steven Heape leads a team of volunteers from many different disciplines, companies and universities working on a family-sized solar car to compete in the cruise […]
- The Spherical Sun Power GeneratorEnergy Inventions | Future Technology | Solar PowerGerman Architect Andre Broessel believes he has a solution that can “squeeze more juice out of the sun”, even during the night hours and in low-light regions. His company Rawlemon has created a spherical sun power generator prototype called the beta.ray. His technology will combine spherical geometry princip […]
- Hydrogen-Powered Tram Developed in ChinaFuel Cells | Hydrogen Fuel | Public Transit | TransportationIn an effort to reduce China’s harmful and plentiful greenhouse gas emissions, Chinese company Sifang (a subsidiary of China South Rail Corporation) has developed the world’s first hydrogen powered tram. The tram took two years of research and development to complete, and will be powered entirely by […]
- The WaterNest: An Eco-Friendly Floating HouseEnvironment and Sustainability | Photovoltaic Cells | Solar PowerDesigned by renowned Italian architect Giancarlo Zema and produced by EcoFloLife, the WaterNest 100 is an eco-friendly floating housing unit. The 100 square meter residential units are made of up to 98% recycled materials; including the laminate timber and aluminum hull. Skylights, balconies an […]
- Floating Solar Panels: A Viable Solution?Hydro Power | Photovoltaic Cells | Solar PowerSince 2011, French Company Ciel & Terre has been developing large-scale floating solar solutions. Their innovative Hydrelio Floating PV system allows standard PV panels to be installed on large bodies of water such as: drinking water reservoirs, quarry lakes, irrigation canals, remediation and tailing ponds, […]
- Family-sized Solar Car to Race in World Solar Challenge
- Treehugger
- Happy National Pasta Day!A former exchange student to Italy, I reminisce about the various pasta-related lessons I learned so many years ago.
- Small city apartment maximized with clever cabinets & folding furniture (Video)A small apartment is made to feel larger with custom cabinetry and more.
- Putting kids to bed is hard work, but it's not lost timeThe Firefly toothbrush company did some research on how much time parents spend on bedtime -- and many people are shocked.
- 10 of the world's most inspiring treesFrom ancient beauties and ghostly boughs to a tree that harbors a secret dancefloor, meet some of the superstars from the new book, "Wise Trees."
- Sentinel-5P puts eyes in the sky to monitor progress in reducing atmospheric pollutionThe successful launch of Sentinel-5P means scientists will soon have access to the most accurate monitoring yet of pollution and climate change related gases in earth's atmosphere
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- Amazonian hunters deplete wildlife but don't empty forestsConservationists can be 'cautiously optimistic' about the prospect of sustainable subsistence hunting by Amazonian communities, according to new research. The research team spent over a year working with 60 Amazonian communities and hiked for miles through trackless forests to deploy nearly 400 motion-activated camera traps -- in a bid to understan […]
- Study reshapes understanding of climate change's impact on early societiesA new study linking paleoclimatology -- the reconstruction of past global climates -- with historical analysis shows a link between environmental stress and its impact on the economy, political stability, and war-fighting capacity of ancient Egypt.
- Scientists determine source of world's largest mud eruptionMore than 11 years after the Lusi mud volcano first erupted on the Indonesian island of Java, researchers may have figured out why the mudflows haven't stopped: deep underground, Lusi is connected to a nearby volcanic system.
- Study shows how water could have flowed on 'cold and icy' ancient MarsResearch by planetary scientists finds that periodic melting of ice sheets on a cold early Mars would have created enough water to carve the ancient valleys and lakebeds seen on the planet today.
- Tropical beetles face extinction threatClimate change is putting many tropical high altitude beetles at risk of extinction, warn an international team of scientists.
- Amazonian hunters deplete wildlife but don't empty forests
- Inhabitat
- California bans puppy mills and requires all pet stores to sell rescue animalsIn a move which is being applauded by animal rights activists, California is officially the first state to ban puppy mills. Measure AB485 requires pet stores to sell dogs, cats, and rabbits from animal shelters, rescue groups or adoption centers. The goal? To ensure better treatment of animals and to secure homes for some of the 1.5 million animals which are […]
- Skinny micro-apartment can pop up in a parking space in just one dayLiving in an apartment with the footprint of a parking space may seem improbable and uncomfortable, but the chic Tikku micro-apartment shows us that it can be done. In response to pressures of the housing crises, Finnish architect Marco Casagrande of Casagrande Laboratory designed and built a prefabricated mobile micro-apartment that can pop up in as little […]
- Ai Weiwei installs huge fences in New York City to challenge Trumps border control measuresAi Weiwei continues to address the refugee crisis through his latest multi-site, multi-media exhibition in New York City. In a campaign against Donald Trump’s border-control measures, the famous Chinese artist and human-rights activist has enclosed spaces throughout New York with gigantic security fences. The project, titled Good Fences Make Good Neighbors, […]
- This startup is training crows to throw away cigarette butt litterDid you know that cigarettes take twelve years to decompose on average? That's a big problem, as they are the most littered item on Earth - every year, approximately 4.5 trillion cigarettes are discarded with little regard for the environment. The new startup Crowded Cities has a plan to rid streets of this type of pollution - and it involves training c […]
- Stefano Boeri Architects envisions a Vertical Forest City on MarsWhat will Shanghai look like 100 years from now? Some with grim outlooks say the Chinese metropolis will be submerged under water and engulfed by rising sea levels. In response, Stefano Boeri Architects—the designers behind the vertical forests and China’s planned forest cities—teamed up with the Chinese Space Agency and Tongji University’s Future City Lab t […]
- California bans puppy mills and requires all pet stores to sell rescue animals
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- California Passes First Cleaning Product Chemical Disclosure Law in U.S.Governor Jerry Brown recently signed into law Senate Bill No. 258, otherwise known as the Cleaning Products Right to Know Act. The law's authors say its overarching goal is to give consumers the information they need so they can make informed purchasing decisions while reducing any impacts these products could have on public health.
- How the Trump Administration Hurts Economy, Environment with Clean Power Plan RepealLast week the Trump administration announced plans to repeal the Clean Power Plan, the landmark policy designed to reduce carbon emissions from dirty power plants and put our country on track to addressing climate change. This is good news for anybody who likes pollution, thinks we ought to hitch our economy to 19th century technology and doesn’t mind dealin […]
- Business Owners Have the Last Say in Catalonia’s Secession BidVoters in Spain's most economically successful region, Catalonia, want independence and have even gone to the polls to declare their intentions to secede. Many of capital seat Barcelona's biggest companies have demonstrated their own version of a referendum: they're leaving town for more stable commercial landscapes.
- $1 Billion In Credit Now Available for Sustainable FarmingRabobank, the Netherlands banking giant and one of the world’s lenders to the global food and agriculture sector, today announced a $1 billion credit program that seeks to launch more land restoration and forest protection projects worldwide.
- How Smithfield Foods Frames SustainabilitySmithfield Farms has a different take on ROI: Responsibility, Operational excellence, and Innovation. And sustainability officer Stewart Leeth claims it is taking the leading pork producer all the way to the bank.
- California Passes First Cleaning Product Chemical Disclosure Law in U.S.
- RealClimate
- O Say Can You CO2…Guest Commentary by Scott Denning The Orbiting Carbon Observatory (OCO-2) was launched in 2014 to make fine-scale measurements of the total column concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere. As luck would have it, the initial couple of years of data from OCO-2 documented a period with the fastest rate of CO2 increase ever measured, more […]
- 1.5ºC: Geophysically impossible or not?Guest commentary by Ben Sanderson Millar et al’s recent paper in Nature Geoscience has provoked a lot of lively discussion, with the authors of the original paper releasing a statement to clarify that their paper did not suggest that “action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions is no longer urgent“, rather that 1.5ºC (above the pre-industrial) […]
- …the Harde they fall.Back in February we highlighted an obviously wrong paper by Harde which purported to scrutinize the carbon cycle. Well, thanks to a crowd sourced effort which we helped instigate, a comprehensive scrutiny of those claims has just been . Lead by Peter Köhler, this included scientists from multiple disciplines working together to clearly report on […]
- Unforced variations: Oct 2017This month’s open thread. Carbon budgets, Arctic sea ice minimum, methane emissions, hurricanes, volcanic impacts on climate… Please try and stick to these or similar topics.
- Is there really still a chance for staying below 1.5 °C global warming?There has been a bit of excitement and confusion this week about a new paper in Nature Geoscience, claiming that we can still limit global warming to below 1.5 °C above preindustrial temperatures, whilst emitting another ~800 Gigatons of carbon dioxide. That’s much more than previously thought, so how come? And while that sounds like […]
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- Earth2Tech
- Voices in AI – Episode 12: A Conversation with Scott ClarkIn this episode, Byron and Scott talk about algorithms, transfer learning, human intelligence, and pain and suffering. Byron Reese: This is Voices…
- Voices in AI – Episode 13: A Conversation with Bryan CatanzaroIn this episode, Byron and Bryan talk about sentience, transfer learning, speech recognition, autonomous vehicles, and economic growth. Byron Reese: This is…
- Voices in AI – Episode 11: A Conversation with Gregory Piatetsky-ShapiroIn this episode, Byron and Gregory talk about consciousness, jobs, data science, transfer learning. Byron Reese: This is “Voices in AI”, brought to you…
- Voices in AI – Episode 10: A Conversation with Suchi SariaIn this episode, Byron and Suchi talk about understanding, data, medicine, and waste. Byron Reese: This is “Voices in AI” brought to…
- Voices in AI – Episode 9: A Conversation with Soumith ChintalaIn this episode, Byron and Soumith talk about transfer learning, child development, pain, neural networks, and adversarial networks. Byron Reese: This is…
- Voices in AI – Episode 12: A Conversation with Scott Clark
- The Good Human
- Could Humanity Learn from South Africa’s “Ubuntu” Philosophy?
- 7 Spiritual Lessons from the Skyclad Jain Monks and Forest Buddhists
- 7 Liberating Catholic Pilgrimages to Take at Least Once in Your Lifetime
- 8 Pieces of Spiritual Music to Instantly Lift Your Mind and Soul
- 8 Spiritual Teachers That Could Change Your Life
- Cleantechnia
- Sump Pump ProblemsThe importance of having a sump pump in the basement cannot be underestimated as it is responsible for keeping the home flood free. However, there are many sump pump problems that can occur, leaving the system vulnerable and opened to the possibility of not operating correctly. Some Common Sump Pump Problems One of the most common sump pump problems has to d […]
- Sump Pump PitDue to the fact that flooding occurs occasionally due to bad weather and natural disasters, having a good sump pump drainage system in the basement has now become a necessity. With a reliable drainage system in place, you can avoid the occurrence of flooding which usually cause unnecessary financial expenses and mental anguish to everyone in the family. A su […]
- Wayne Sump PumpsWayne sump pumps have been serving customers in the drainage system industry over the past 70 odd years. These sump pumps are durable and they protect many homes from the damage caused by flooding. There is a long line in the variety of Wayne sump pumps; from thermoplastic and cast iron to pedestal, backup and primary pump sumps to a combination of both. A W […]
- Sump Pump DrainageIf you have spoken to homeowners who have had trouble with flooding and dampness in their basement, or mildew and rot in their home, they would tell you that so many costly messes could have been avoided by having a sump pump installed in the basement. The cost of sump pump drainage system is definitely cheaper than cleaning up after water and moisture has d […]
- Zoeller Sump PumpsZoeller sump pumps is a well known brand of pumps designed to keep your property dry and protect it from water damage. When the rain pours heavily, are you one of those people who rush to the basement, worried that you would find it flooded? This is a common problem among many homeowners especially those living in flat terrains where water has nowhere else t […]
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- Future Tech
- Mach Effect Propulsion better to go smaller with an array of devices
- Mach Effect Propulsion Replication and modeling that matches experimentation
- Spacex Point to Point trip market
- USA versus Japan with 12 ton 430 horse power Giant robots
- Boron Nitride Nanotubes potential material for future hypersonic planes
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- Scientists Press For Marine Sanctuary After Massive Penguin Chick Die-OffOnly two Adelie chicks survived of those born to 36,000 adults in Antarctica.
- Hurricane Ophelia Sheds Light On Another Climate Change ConcernThis is the farthest east that a Category 3 hurricane has ever traveled in the Atlantic Basin since records began.
- Puerto Rico Plans To Have The Lights Back On By December -- At The EarliestAs of Friday, 83 percent of the hurricane-battered island was without electricity.
- Firefighters Gaining Ground Against California's Deadliest Ever BlazesThe wildfires have killed at least 40 people in the past week.
- California 'Horror' Fires Kill At Least 40 People In One WeekThe 40 confirmed fatalities make it the state's deadliest-ever fire event.
- Scientists Press For Marine Sanctuary After Massive Penguin Chick Die-Off
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- Sweden recycles so well it needs more trashWhen it comes to recycling, Sweden is incredibly successful. Just four percent of household waste in Sweden goes into landfills. The rest winds up either recycled or used as fuel in waste-to-energy power plants. Burning the garbage in the incinerators generates 20 percent of Sweden’s district heating, a system of distributing heat by pumping heated water int […]
- IPCC 5 in Haiku.Amazing what the bout of the flu can do. International climate scientist Gregory Johnson, who co-authored the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's 5th report, which came out in September, has simplified the 2000 page preview report into 19 illustrated haiku. I feel I understand it better now! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0McGUF9hc0
- Russian parliament gives amnesty to 'Arctic 30'The Greenpeace activists who spent two months in jail after a peaceful protest in the Arctic have expressed relief after the Russian parliament voted to grant them amnesty. But they also declared: “There is no amnesty for the Arctic.” The Duma today voted for an amendment that extends an amnesty decree to defendants who have been charged with hooliganism. It […]
- Increased energy efficiency in China could “strand” Australian mining projectsThe Chinese government is pushing manufacturers, and in particular, steelmakers, to be more energy efficient, reducing demand for Australian coal. Image: Johannes 'volty' Hemmerlein Rapid increases in energy efficiency in Chinese manufacturing, especially in the steel production sector, will temper demand for Australian coal exports and put billion […]
- China roars ahead with renewablesDespite being the world’s biggest greenhouse gas emitter, China is increasing its renewable sources of energy- Image: Fernando Tomás China’s National Energy Administration (NEA) has just released some remarkable data on the addition of new electric generating capacity in 2013. China’s electric power system has been growing at a tremendous rate to keep up wit […]
- Sweden recycles so well it needs more trash
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- Mongabay
- Munduruku standoff against Amazon dam builders potentially explosiveLast Friday, eighty Munduruku warriors — demanding an apology for destruction of two sacred sites — tried to occupy an Amazon dam; they were met by armed police.
- SMART and well-Connected: reserve patrol data system adds communications capacityIncreasingly well-funded poaching gangs, as well as the pressure of ever-growing surrounding human populations, have made protecting wildlife and nature reserves a sometimes dangerous and uncertain way to make a living. To meet these threats with generally understaffed patrol teams, managers at several hundred protected areas globally have enlisted the free, […]
- Study maps out reptiles’ ranges, completing the ‘atlas of life’Across the swath of vertebrate lifeforms that inhabit Earth, scientists have a pretty good idea about where most of the known land mammals, birds and amphibians live. That makes identifying areas for protection where a lot of these animals live relatively straightforward, even if the details of actually protecting these places are far more complicated. […]
- Acidifying oceans a bad trip for marine ecosystemsA more acidic ocean under climate change threatens to reconfigure entire ecosystems by advantaging some fish species to the detriment of others, a new study has found. The research is one of only a few that go beyond the lab to study how species interactions are changing in nature under more extreme conditions. Researchers from […]
- When a rhino calls in the forest, this guy hears it: Q&A with a Javan rhino researcherHow much can we learn about a species that is rarely ever spotted by humans? The Javan rhinoceros (Rhinoceros sondaicus) is among the rarest and most cryptic of mammal species. Although its entire remaining population is now confined to a single park in Indonesia, many aspects of these elusive animals’ lives remain almost completely unknown […]
- Munduruku standoff against Amazon dam builders potentially explosive
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