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... diets, even though in modern times agriculture has led to cheap, delicious food, not smoking, and not engaging in risky lifestyles ...
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- A Baltic Lesson For The US In How To Counter Russian Disinformation Tactics
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... After independence, and as the internet grew, Estonia led the way in applying technology to accelerate economic development . The ... . The country’s history with Russian disinformation had led Estonia to expect Russian attacks on computer and information systems. In ...
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- Open Access Promotes Scientific Discovery - Efforts Like Canada's Aggressive New Copyright Dates Hold It Back
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... of copyright terms by another 20 years in 2018 has led to the reduction in the number of works in the public domain and the ...
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- Akkadia: How Climate Change Doomed The World’s First Empire
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... controversy. In a study published in the journal PNAS , led by Oxford palaeoclimatologist Stacy Carolin, colleagues and I provide a ...
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- Compostable Plastic Bags Create A Political Versus Science Conflict For European Policy Makers
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... Enter compostable plastic bags to line the cans. They have led to better uptake by the public, but now activists say they are not as ... good news is that the same specious wishful thinking that led policy makers to believe it was a problem is the basis for claims it is ...
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... - The security line at Terminal 4 was very long, and led to a single open x-ray machine. This was watched by personnel who literally ...
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- Silent Night: The Story Of The Carol That Led To The Christmas Truce Of 1914
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Few Christmas carols evoke the season of peace and goodwill as readily as Silent Night. Two popular stories contribute to its appeal: one concerning the circumstances of its composition in Oberndorf, near Salzburg in Austria, and the other its role in t ...
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- There Is A War Between Science And Religion
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... the universe, the “method” of using faith has led to no proof of the divine. How many gods are there? What are their natures ...
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- The Spanish Flu at 100... What Do We Know?
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... of war. The international readership of the media were led to believe that Spain was the epicenter of this pandemic. The name sticks ...
Blog Post - Scott Beers - Dec 18 2018 - 6:24pm - 0 attachments
- An Astronaut Gardener On The Moon - Summits Of Sunlight And Vast Lunar Caves In Low Gravity
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... shown here. It could be illuminated with efficient modern LED lights which require little by way of electricity and don't have problems ... with wheat, beet etc done by the Russians, and advances in LED technology. We now know that the moon has water ice and other ...
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