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The Economic Times
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Where could the next big earthquake strike? Scientists develop a new method that successfully identified a high-risk fault zone in Kamchatka

1+ week, 7+ hour ago   (83+ words) Luxembourg Dy PM Xavier Bettel, Jaishankar discuss expanding ties US-India partnership must deliver ‘real results’ for both India-USA: Gor Delhi bldg collapse: CM Rekha orders action against negligent officials Satya Niketan tragedy: At least six killed in Delhi building collapse…...

The Economic Times
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In Argentina, one fossil bone from a 236-million-year-old cynodont contained a rare clue about birth. Researchers found its newborn size resembled mammals, suggesting live birth evolved 95 million years earlier than thought

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (157+ words) For thousands of years, Pacific farmers adapted crops to drought and changing weather; now Samoa and Tonga are combining that ancestral knowledge with modern science to rebuild soil, manage weeds and make farms more climate-resilient Image Credit: Ghedoghedo/Wikipedia Best…...