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Geysers of flame and thick, toxic smoke spew forth from just a few of the hundreds of Kuwaiti oil wells set afire by fleeing Iraqi troops. With 80 to 85 percent of Kuwait's oil production destroyed, putting the fires out is the country's top priority as it recovers from the Iraqi occupation GULF WAR, KUWAIT CITY, Kuwait

Environment

UN will vote to strengthen protection of the environment during war

The UN has released the final draft of principles for countries to protect the environment before, during and after international and domestic armed conflict

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A Homo sapiens skull facing a Neanderthal skull

Humans

A single gene mutation may have made us smarter than Neanderthals

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Researcher looking at coral reef

Environment

Six climate tipping points are likely to occur if we breach 1.5掳C goal

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Pine marten in the dark

Life

Pine marten seen in London for the first time in more than 100 years

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Anti-fracking protesters

Environment

Can Liz Truss kick-start UK fracking by lifting the shale gas ban?

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Life

The sex of the researcher can influence results of mouse experiments

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Low water levels in the Yangtze River

Environment

Why have we seen so many heatwaves around the world in 2022?

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Composite of the Juno spacecraft near Europa

Space

Juno spacecraft prepares for close encounter with icy moon Europa

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Fridge for quantum computers

Physics

IBM has built the world’s largest fridge for quantum computers

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Weight loss advice isn’t based on good evidence

The orthodoxy in most high income countries is that anyone with a body mass index (BMI) of 25 or more is overweight, but evidence suggests the cut-off point should be a fair bit higher, writes Clare Wilson

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Humans

We need to act now to give future generations a better world

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Environment

We should pursue speculative climate solutions like quantum batteries

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Physics

Two atomic clocks have been quantum entangled for the first time

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Humans

Child鈥檚 foot was removed 31,000 years ago in earliest known amputation

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