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Are There Billions More People Than We Thought? Controversial Study Suggests Rural Population May Be Undercounted by 50%
With nearly half of the world’s population still living in rural areas, accurate data is paramount for achieving the United ...
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142.6 billion trees counted by China using laser drones in massive eco-drive
Researchers have used cutting-edge laser sensors to count the number of trees in China and mapped their distribution across ...
Envirotech Online4d
China: do we need to monitor its methane emissions differently?
As global attention intensifies on cutting short-lived climate pollutants like methane (CHâ‚„), a critical question emerges: ...
The Daily Galaxy on MSN5d
Chinese Scientists Use Laser Drones to Count the Country’s Trees — All 142.6 Billion of Them
In a groundbreaking study, Chinese scientists have turned to advanced technology to map the nation’s forests and count its ...
Baltimore’s downtown faces headwinds of shifting workplaces, federal cutbacks
Baltimore’s downtown is continuing to pivot from its role as a traditional business district, with fewer people working in ...
South East Asia's mega-quake: Most powerful to hit Thailand in 200 years leaves thousands feared dead and scores buried alive under hundreds of collapsed buildings
The total number of fatalities is 'most likely to be in the range 10,000-100,000', scientists have warned, citing the United States Geological Survey 'PAGER' forecast.
Myanmar and Thailand earthquake latest: Rescue workers battle to find survivors as deaths climb to over 1,600
At least eight people are dead and 117 missing after a skyscraper in Bangkok, Thailand, collapsed following the quake in Myanmar ...
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SPECIAL REPORT: Why ‘schisto’ remains a public health threat in Agusan del Sur
SAN FRANCISCO, Agusan del Sur (MindaNews / 29 March) — When Rogelio Timbal tends his one-hectare rice field in Barangay ...
Opinion: While Trump government is attacking universities, China is fostering higher education
The most terrifying fact is that this is probably the worst time in history to lose faith in higher education.
Ground-penetrating radar reveals optimal tree density to combat desertification in China's fragile sandlands
A study using ground-penetrating radar (GPR) has identified the optimal planting density for Mongolia pine plantations in ...
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Why China is betting on birth subsidies to solve its population crisis
China is wagering that these kinds of economic incentives can convince families to have more kids, as it strives to arrest a looming demographic crisis. The country’s population has been ...