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3 ways to feed 10 billion people in 2050

Believe it or not, the world’s population is expected to increase by a whopping 43 percent to over 10 billion people by 2050. Considering...
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Scientists use gut microbes to alter blood type

In 2018, the American Red Cross announced that there was an urgent shortage of blood in the nation’s blood banks. Life-saving transfusions rely on...
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Mapping the seafloor with robots by 2030

While nearly all the land on Earth is mapped out, the oceans are a different story. Somewhat surprisingly, 80 percent of the underwater world...
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South African sailor to solve water shortage by towing iceberg

Nearly the entire scientific community agrees that more and more ice is melting in the polar regions due to climate change. There is a...
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NASA to allow civilian tourists aboard the International Space Station

Plenty of people dream about going into space. However, less than 1 percent actually get to do it. Now, NASA is ready to change...
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NASA’s Mars Helicopter passes flight tests with flying colors

NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) plans to send a helicopter to Mars along with its 2020 rover mission. If that isn’t cool enough, the...
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Zombie fungus might help manage invasive fly species

Things are getting spooky in the Northeast, like fly invasion and zombie fungus spooky. For the past five years, an invasive insect species commonly...
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The Philippines seeks to pass law requiring students to plant 10 trees before graduating

Trees enrich our lives in many ways. Our leafy friends snatch carbon out of the atmosphere and convert the greenhouse gas into oxygen. They...
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