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Human expansion prevents jaguars from roaming, increasing genetic diseases and eventually prompting population collapse.So international organisations and governments want to create corridors to connect cats that live in fragmented territories https://t.co/TtbPiGnOW9 ...

Poles were for decades America’s loudest cheerleaders in Europe. But that was before Donald Trump’s second term https://t.co/84RM7PCWHg ...

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Investors have long quipped that “data is the new oil”. Now they are backing firms to spend far more to process it. But building a market for compute will be challenging https://t.co/AMc9HD7yWH ...

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In a stirring new memoir, Gisèle Pelicot describes how learning about the crimes blasts apart her life. There was nowhere to take refuge—not the past, not her home, not even among family https://t.co/aI2V8Fsu9R ...