Grosvenor Square reopens as biodiverse city haven

The green space is reopening after a redesign that aims to make it a climate-adapted nature spot.
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Candy-inspired method yields first cold radium molecules for quantum experiments

Caltech researchers have created cold molecules containing the radioactive element radium for the first ...

Basra is planting a 'green belt' to tackle intense heat

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The British boffins battling to dim the sun

As the country swelters in yet another heatwave, a group of controversial Government-funded geoengineers are racing to find a ...
The San Bernardino Sun

Can cities make deals to lessen data center downsides? A Caltech professor says yes

About 80% of data centers are built in drought regions, including Southern California. With tremendous water needs, does this ...

Santiago González, food scientist: “To kill anisakis, you have to cook the fish in the belly, the ventresca,” yet most home cooks miss it

A food scientist explains why cooking fish thoroughly, especially the belly, is key to preventing anisakis infection.

The July 18 edition

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The New York Times

I Spent 6 Years in Marching Bands in Texas and Louisiana. Here’s My Secret to Staying Cool.

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Abigail Bailey Abigail Bailey is a writer on the kitchen team. Her subjects ...