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‘Snow-eater’ heat waves are melting western U.S snowpack twice as fast. Since 1850, the study found the area covered by these heat waves has grown by roughly 102,000 square kilometers per century, and they're now arriving about a month earlier in the year than they did in the mid-1800s.

cpr.org
u/Wagamaga — 1 day ago
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China's National Climate Centre has forecast the formation of a super El Nino that could be the strongest ever recorded, state broadcaster CCTV said on . The government said natural disasters in July had left 318 dead or missing, and incurred US$8.5 billion (S$10.9 billion) in direct economic losses

asiaone.com
u/Wagamaga — 1 day ago
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Digital amnesia. Taking screenshots makes you more likely to forget information. Many of us take more photos and screenshots than we can use — around 20 photos a day, with around 2,000 photos stored on the average smartphone, according to estimates.

binghamton.edu
u/Wagamaga — 2 days ago
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Attention can regulate acute inflammation in humans. The findings raises the possibility that our subjective experience of what is happening in the body is not only a passive process, but may be actively contributing to how physiological responses are regulated

eurekalert.org
u/Wagamaga — 2 days ago
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Research shows that the entire website of Reddit has become more negative over time. Moreover, the longer a given community exists, the more negative it becomes — and the longer a comment thread continues, the more negative the thread becomes

news.harvard.edu
u/EsseNorway — 4 days ago
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An Ice Island as Big as Manhattan Just Broke Off Greenland. At an area of nearly 30 square miles and a thickness of around 492 feet, it’s the largest Arctic calving since 2020, and the biggest floating ice loss from this particular glacier in 14 years.

heraldscotland.com
u/Wagamaga — 6 days ago
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Europe’s drought is shutting down nuclear reactors Europe's drought has become an energy problem. Romania is disconnecting its only working reactor and France has lost three to jellyfish. One Dutch bank puts the cost of this summer at the whole of the EU's expected growth.

thenextweb.com
u/Wagamaga — 6 days ago
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More leucovorin prescribed to kids after federal officials touted its unproven benefits for autism. The weekly number of children with filled leucovorin prescriptions rose from 734 to 5,858 children between the beginning and end of 2025 – a 700% jump.

uofmhealth.org
u/BigfootsMailman — 6 days ago