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Next up in science’s quest to treat depression: extreme temperatures
A few words about the hottest and coldest frontiers in psychiatric research.
A new AlphaFold is here, which is neat
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Plastics production alone will doom climate goals
Manufacturing plastics is a highly emissive process. The world needs to shrink production rapidly to stay within the 1.5 °C global temperature rise.
Is climate resilience possible in a world of borders?
We govern deforestation, agriculture, and biodiversity within our own borders. But unchecked sovereignty may be a mistake.
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