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Tag Archives: Jane Goodall
The little things
Tungsten diboride (WB2) is extraordinarily stiff and resistant to deformation and scientists have long suspected it could be a superhard material, meaning it scores at least 40 gigapascal (GPa) on a hardness test. This is important because diamond, the hardest … Continue reading
On Jane Goodall
Jane Goodall was a celebrated figure in conservation. Her work with chimpanzees in the Gombe Stream National Park in Tanzania redefined primatology. However, more than a few publications as well as conservation experts writing on social media platforms have since … Continue reading
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Tagged Bigfoot, bushmeat, chimpanzees, Colonialism, Derek Bryceson, Eslom Mpongo, ethology, genetically modified organisms, Gombe Stream National Park, hunting game, Jane Goodall, population control, Rashidi Kikwale, Seeds of Hope, Tanzania, whataboutery, zoonotic spillover
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The billionaire’s solution to climate change
An eye-opening profile of Marc Benioff’s 1t.org initiative, the flawed research paper that inspired it, the harmful practices it’s made room for, and what all this says of his wealth Continue reading