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Giant Greenland Glacier crumbling

Giant Greenland glacier crumbling – could raise sea by 18 inches

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A giant Greenland glacier - Zachariae Isstrom – that holds enough water to raise sea levels globally by at least 18 inches, has become...
Asteroid ripped apart

Asteroid ripped to shreds by dead star, image captured by astrophysicists

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An asteroid being ripped to shreds by a dead star (white dwarf) and forming a ring of dust and glowing debris around it has...
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Lovestruck great tits starve before leaving their mate

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Lovestruck great tits would rather starve than fly away from their mate and find something to eat, researchers from the University of Oxford have found...
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BBA urges government to relax banking sector regulation

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The British Bankers’ Association has urged lawmakers to take action to ensure the UK holds onto its position as a leading global financial center. If...
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Automation threatens 15 million jobs in the UK, BoE warns

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The Bank of England warns that automation could eliminate up to 15 million jobs across the UK in the coming decades. Administrative, clerical and production...
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Stingray Digital partners with Singapore-based company to expand Asian reach

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The privately held Canadian media company Stingray Digital Group just announced a strategic partnership with Singapore-based media company Multi Channels Asia. The pact will give...
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Vancouver-based Finning cutting 1,100 jobs

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Vancouver-based Finning International Inc announced on Thursday that it will cut a further 1,100 jobs in as it continues to struggle with lacklustre demand...
Fusion energy picture

New confinement state for plasma discovered in fusion energy quest

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Scientists from Japan and the US have made a major discovery of a new plasma confinement state in the global race to achieve fusion...
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Fusion energy production one step closer, says US-China team

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Usable fusion energy production is still beyond our scientists, but we may be one step closer, says a US-China research team. They say the...
Sharks will get smaller

Sharks will be smaller and poorer hunters, due to climate change, says study

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Sharks will be significantly smaller and lousy hunters by the end of this century because of higher carbon dioxide levels and warmer oceans, a...