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“#Niger Delta: young men face exclusion and violence in one of the most polluted places on Earth” After nearly seven decades of oil exploration in the Niger Delta, the Nigerian oil industry now makes up 65% of government revenue and 88% of foreign exchange earnings. But this oil wealth has come at a terrible cost…
“#A few months ago, science gave this rare lizard a name, and it may already be headed for extinction” Credit: Australian Museum Bushfires are a threat to most animal species. But for one rare lizard living on a rocky island in the sky, a single blaze could wipe the species off the planet. The Kaputar…
“#This plucky little fish survived Black Summer, but there’s worse to come” Credit: Tarmo A. Raadik On a coastal holiday last summer, I was preoccupied. Bushfires were tearing through southeast Australia, and one in particular had me worried. Online maps showed it moving towards the last remaining population of a plucky little fish, the stocky…
“#Air remains cleaner as post-lockdown traffic returns to normal, new research suggests” Credit: Scott Meltzer/public domain Air pollution is lower than expected in some of the UK’s towns and cities, despite a return to almost normal traffic levels, new research shows. Findings by the University of York show that while road traffic is getting back…
“#5 ways higher education can be seen as hostile to women of color” In 2019, Amy Bonomi, a women’s studies scholar, co-edited “Women Leading Change: Breaking the Glass Ceiling, Cliff, and Slipper.” The book examines the perspectives of 23 female leaders on issues of leadership and the challenges of confronting structural racism, bias and discrimination…
“#How much fluorine is too much fluorine?” Dairy cows grazing clover/ryegrass pasture on a Massey University production farm. Credit: James Hanly For most of us, our closest encounter with the element fluorine is likely to be our toothpaste or a municipal water supply with added fluoride. But excess fluorine can be a problem. For example,…
“#Our helicopter rescue may seem a lot of effort for a plain little bird, but it was worth it” A Chinook helicopter, with the bristlebird field team on board, lands in far eastern Victoria. Credit: Tony Mitchell As we stepped out of a military helicopter on Victoria’s east coast in February, smoke towered into the…
“#Emoji reveal whiteness as driver of technology” Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Even though they may seem benign ways to communicate emotions in text conversations, emoji reveal technology is shaped by cultural ideologies about race, according to research from the University of Alabama. The study about the inclusion of skin-tone modifiers in emoji sets found emoji…
“#Detecting bird flu before it’s ready to take off” WCVM adjunct professor Dr. Chelsea Himsworth (DVM) and her research team have developed a genomics technique for detecting avian influenza virus in wetland sediment. Credit: Delaney Schofer Known as “bird flu,” avian influenza is transmitted from wild ducks to chickens and other domestic birds. While the…
“#Insights into climate change during origin of dinosaurs” A dinosaur-like reptile leaves muddy footprints along the shoreline of a lake during a rainstorm some 234 million years ago in northwestern Argentina. Credit: Jorge Gonzalez/NHMU The Triassic Period, about 252 to 201 million years ago, was a time of volatile change, particularly during an interval known…