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Advanced Paternal Age Is Rising Among US Fathers
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Many people need no reminder that motherhood is limited by a biological clock. It is a reality that keeps many...
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Why the Record-Breaking Global Heat Streak Ended
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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A 13-month run of record-breaking global heat has come to an end. Between June 2023 and June 2024, average air...
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At 28, He Buys 20,000 m² of Rural Land and Lives in a €1,300 Shipping Container
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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One winter morning, aged 28, he opens the metal door of his container, puts a saucepan on a small camping...
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Dolmen of Menga Reveals Neolithic Engineering Genius
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Walking into the Dolmen of Menga can feel, with a sense of awe, like crossing into a different realm. Constructed...
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Aude lithium: is €36 billion really buried beneath local villages?
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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On a Sunday morning in a village square in Aude, a single message posted in a Facebook group can sometimes...
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Antarctica's Rising Land Could Transform Future Sea-Level Rise
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Antarctica is losing mass, enabling the continent to rebound from the ocean much like a compressed sponge that can expand...
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Portugal 2021 motorhome rules: how overnight parking has changed
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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At dawn, in a wind-lashed car park near the Algarve coast, Colette cautiously slides open the side door of their...
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Japanese People May Have Three Ancestral Lineages
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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The genes of present-day Japanese people may preserve evidence of a long-lost ancestral lineage that once travelled to the northern...
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Tungsten in the Alps: How a Canadian Company Can Exploit Private Land
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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At first light, on a sloping plot in the Alps, a landowner notices a dark vein emerging between two rocks....
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Light Pollution Makes Tree Leaves Tougher for Insects to Eat
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Artificial light brightening the night landscape may make plants harder for insects to eat, leaving them to seek food elsewhere...
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Poligny Center Parcs: the concrete tracks of an abandoned promise
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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At the end of a lane, concrete emerges between the trees like a promise left out in the rain for...
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James Fitzjames Identified Among Franklin Expedition Cannibalism Victims
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Sir John Franklin's Northwest Passage expedition remains a historical episode that continues to capture considerable interest and stir the imagination....
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€4 Billion Deposit Found Beneath a Public Construction Site: Up to €12,000 for Each Employee
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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The sound of excavators usually drowns out conversations, horns and coffees gulped down too quickly at a site compound. Then,...
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Brain Scans Reveal How Different Types of Love Affect the Brain
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Our capacity to develop emotional bonds is remarkable, extending from nature and pets to romantic partners and children. Researchers have...
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Motorhome behind a hedge: the detail that alerted the town hall
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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At 71, Gérard believed he had found the most unobtrusive solution: parking his motorhome behind the house, at the far...
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Aral Sea: can a climate machine capture CO2?
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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On old maps, the Aral Sea appears as a vast blue expanse between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. Today, in some places,...
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ASPA: the little-known support that can top up a modest pension
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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At the supermarket checkout, Monique counts her coins again before handing over her bank card. At 74, she lives alone...
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Sulawesi teeth reveal areca seed use 25,000 years ago
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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On the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, exceptionally ancient human remains are reshaping the established history of substances that affect the...
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The Paris agreement has failed: why net zero cannot stop climate breakdown
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Record-breaking fossil-fuel output, unprecedented greenhouse-gas emissions and extreme heat are now commonplace. Yet, like the proverbial frog in a pan...
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Alain and Patricia’s motorhome parked in the garden for seven years sparks a council dispute
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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For seven years, Alain and Patricia’s motorhome had been sitting at the bottom of their garden. As far as they...
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New Azerbaijan Finds Could Redraw the Origins of Hounds and Jackals
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Archaeological discoveries linked to an ancient board game are shedding fresh light on the ways people connected with one another...