Por: The New York Times Science July 17, 2023
Most people come to Ox Ranch — an 18,000-acre property outside Uvalde, Texas — for the thrill of hunting exotic animals in the Hill Country. But the ranch is also home to ancient secrets, as in lines of dinosaur tracks that cut across an empty creek bed and in a dark cave under a stony hillside that contains the remnants of Pleistocene animals and humans.The , the wealthy founder of a web hosting company who has brought in Andre LuJan to... + full article
Fox News USA Politics July 31, 2023
A group of left-wing senators are demanding that the Department of Justice (DOJ) prosecute the fossil fuel industry over its alleged climate disinformation campaign. In a letter Monday to Attorney General Merrick Garland, the Senate coalition — joined also by Sens. Ed Markey,... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA World July 19, 2023
This fossil shows entangled dinosaur and mammal skeletons. The scale bar equals 10 cm. The fossil shows a badger-like creature chomping down on a beaky dinosaur three times its size. Gang Han/Canadian Museum of Nature via Associated Press NEW YORK — An unusual find in China... + más
Rare and dramatic fossil shows small mammal attacking larger dinosaur | NBC News
Extraordinary 125 million-year-old fossil shows dinosaur in mortal combat | Newsweek
Newsweek USA World July 04, 2023
The bones of an ancient woodpecker have been unearthed in Argentina, shocking scientists around the world and marking the most complete fossil of its kind in South America.The woodpecker fossil, thought to be over 200,000 years old, was found in a stone quarry in San Pedro,... + más
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New York Post USA Opinion April 20, 2023
is Saturday! Hooray? “Saving humanity from the climate crisis,” says EarthDay.org, requires us to “push away from the dirty fossil fuel economy.” Sounds logical. But my latest video explains why doing that is cruel to poor people. “Three billion people in the world... + más
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New York Post USA Life March 16, 2023
Fans want him to make their bed rock — thanks to his rock-hard abs and his rock-solid knowledge. Meet — a 36-year-old, queer paleontologist from Massachusetts who is using his platform to educate people about science and the study of fossils by using pop culture to break it... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Opinion December 11, 2022
Things are dying. The Earth. Humans. Our main source of energy, fossil fuels. The United States has been using fossil fuels for over 150 years. This will change soon, however, whether we want it to or not because the fossil fuel supply has begun to dwindle in recent years. Not... + más
A total lunar eclipse will turn the moon blood red on Election Day | Portland Press Herald
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The New York Times USA World October 26, 2022
On the banks of Little Whanganui River, on New Zealand’s remote West Coast, the fossilized ribs and vertebrae of a whale have been embedded in a shelf of sandstone for about 23 million years.That is, until Sunday.As flabbergasted local residents watched, two men, armed with a... + más
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