New research has found that a skull from a mysterious human relative nicknamed “Dragon Man” belongs to an extinct archaic species known as the Denisovans. Here’s everything you need to know.
Category: 3. Europe
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Ancient ‘Dragon Man’ DNA reveals mysterious human relative
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Ireland Shuts Last Coal Plant as Europe’s Phaseout Accelerates
Ireland became the latest European country to put an end to coal-fired power generation, with Spain and Italy set to follow soon.
The last coal plant in the country has officially closed in County Clare, after more than 40 years in operation,…
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More European countries begin evacuating citizens from Israel and Iran
By Euronews with AP
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ADVERTISEMENTMore countries are evacuating their citizens from the Middle East as the conflict between Israel and Iran rages on, despite international efforts to find a diplomatic solution.
Days of…
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What major factors prevent people from having as many children as they desire?
One in four people lives in a country where the population has likely peaked. A new study shows that low fertility rates result more from a lack of choices than personal decisions.
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Life-size puppet herds march across continents for climate action
Towering puppets of elephants, lions and gorillas are making their way through cities across Africa and Europe in ‘The Herds’ – a public art performance confronting the climate crisis.
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Europe’s lithium quest hampered by China and lack of cash
Europe’s ambition to be a world player in decarbonised transportation arguably depends on sourcing lithium abroad, especially in South America.
Even the bloc’s broader energy security and climate goals could depend on securing…
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‘Wonderful and strange’: David Lynch possessions fetch record sum at auction
A Los Angeles auction of the late director’s possessions, including personal artwork and a set of scripts for an unfinished movie, fetched $4.25million in total.
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UK police search for pro-Palestinian activists over damage to two jets at RAF Brize Norton
The two suspects sprayed red paint into the planes’ turbine engines with repurposed fire extinguishers and caused further damage with crowbars, the group claiming to behind the attack said.
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