Your Editorial rightly highlights the need for better evidence in biodiversity conservation (see Nature 650, 7–8; 2026). But evidence does not guarantee implementation.
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This ant species is composed of only queens — no workers or males
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Temnothorax kinomurai queens survive by invading the…
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what we do and don’t know
We are 23 of the 27 original members of the Scientific Advisory Group for the Origins of Novel Pathogens (SAGO) for the World Health Organization (WHO). After nearly 3.5 years of deliberations, we…
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Sewage systems secretly waft pollution into the air
Nature, Published online: 24 February 2026; doi:10.1038/d41586-026-00514-y
Wastewater treatment tanks and other infrastructure emit larger amounts of greenhouse gases than reported.
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Meditation And Mindfulness Have a Dark Side We Rarely Talk About : ScienceAlert
Since mindfulness is something you can practice at home for free, it often sounds like the perfect tonic for stress and mental health issues.
Mindfulness is a type of Buddhist-based meditation in which you focus on being aware of what you’re…
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Who should shovel the snow? This weird math puzzle can help
February 23, 2026
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Who should shovel the snow? This weird math puzzle can help
Blizzards are a real-life example of what game theorists call the “snowdrift problem,” a cousin of the prisoner’s dilemma that…
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James Webb Telescope Takes a First Peek Inside Uranus – extremetech.com
- James Webb Telescope Takes a First Peek Inside Uranus extremetech.com
- Webb maps Uranus’s mysterious upper atmosphere European Space Agency
- The James Webb Space Telescope just mapped auroras on Uranus in 3D for the 1st time, and scientists are…
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Wild Study Proposes Possible Link Between Solar Flares and Earthquakes
Earthquakes are one of many natural phenomena that, despite technological advances, we’ve yet to predict in advance. Researchers in Japan—a country frequently hit by devastating earthquakes—propose we look for an…
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