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If anything were to shake the faith of President Donald Trump’s supporters, it would probably be the international tariffs that have threatened a U.S. recession and pushed America’s stock market

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News Published: 14 April 2025 Biomining Claire Turrell1  Nature Biotechnology volume 43, page 462 (2025)Cite this article Some plants from the family Asteraceae, which includes daisies, belong to an unusual group known

Humans Early humans had almost no hope of surviving severe burns, so evolution may have prioritised the selection of genes that heal mild ones, which could be affecting modern medicine

Humanity’s aspirations have long pushed the boundaries of our delicate balance with nature, from our expanding industrial might to our prowling of the seas. For the past several years, our

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