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Areas burnt by fires will triple in the Iberian Peninsula by...

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Areas burnt after the fire in Oia (Pontevedra) in which more than 1,800 hectares burned in 2013. Credit: Contando estrelas The impact of forest fires is...

Accelerating rate of temperature rise in the Pyrenees

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The impact of climate change in the Central Pyrenees has been greater since 1970, particularly in the spring and summer months. Credit: Javier Sigró The Iberian...

Frequent sexual activity can boost brain power in older adults

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Older couple. Credit: © denissimonov / Fotolia More frequent sexual activity has been linked to improved brain function in older adults, according to a study by...

Microbe mystery solved: What happened to the Deepwater Horizon oil plume?

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Berkeley Lab scientist Gary Andersen led a study that identified all of the principal oil-degrading bacteria in the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Credit: Berkeley...

Panda love spreads to benefit the planet

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A panda in China's Wolong Nature Reserve, snacks on bamboo. Efforts to conserve panda habitat have benefited both other animals and plants, but also...

Insomnia medication may wake up some patients from vegetative state

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Rendering of a nerve cell. Credit: © BillionPhotos.com / Fotolia In a new systematic review in JAMA Neurology, Michigan Medicine researchers found reason to further explore...

New research could help humans see what nature hides

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In the picture above, the same horizontal striped pattern has been added to all of the square backgrounds, yet the pattern is much harder...

Tipping points are real: Gradual changes in CO2 levels can induce...

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Gro?nland. Credit: Alfred-Wegener-Institut / Coen Hofstede During the last glacial period, within only a few decades the influence of atmospheric CO2 on the North Atlantic circulation...

Video games can change your brain

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The studies show that playing video games can change how our brains perform, and even their structure. Credit: © Drobot Dean / Fotolia Scientists have collected...

Genes, ozone, and autism

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Genes, Environment, and the Risk for Autism: Environment factors (ozone) can interact with genetic factors (copy number variation) to produce an even higher risk...

Cancer cells may streamline their genomes in order to proliferate more...

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Human chromosomes are stained blue (DAPI) with ribosomal DNA in green (FISH probe). Credit: Image courtesy of Tamara Potapova, Ph.D. Research from the Stowers Institute provides...