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28 March 2026: Aries, Leo and Capricorn Begin Their Rise
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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She reads aloud, “A new phase begins on 28 March 2026,” then photographs the screen as though she is capturing...
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AMOC slowdown linked to Antarctic waters off Chile 39,400 years ago
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Climate scientists have spent years modelling a slowdown in the Atlantic current, with the findings consistently indicating the same outcome....
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African elephants’ DNA reveals the cost of lost movement
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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For thousands of years, Africa’s elephants were defined by movement. They travelled across enormous areas of the continent, encountered far-off...
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March Horoscope: Capricorn and Aries Face Old Unresolved Matters
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Sometimes life appears to be moving along quietly – until an email, letter or old message tears everything open again....
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European Commission investigates alleged WLTP CO2 emissions manipulation
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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The European Commission has reportedly found evidence that CO2 emissions test results may have been manipulated. In a five-page briefing...
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How Microplastics Affect Phytoplankton and Ocean Carbon Uptake
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Between one-quarter and one-third of the carbon dioxide produced by people each year is taken up by the ocean. This...
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March Financial Mishaps: Taurus and Leo Face Bank Account Trouble
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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For two zodiac signs, this could become a reality. While many people associate March with spring cleaning and fresh starts,...
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6 Evening Habits Happy People Share Before Sleep
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Studies suggest that overall happiness is declining, yet one detail repeatedly stands out among people who remain more consistently content...
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Tinshemet Cave reveals shared culture between Neanderthals and humans
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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The Levant in the Middle East has long been understood as a crossroads for early humans and Neanderthals, including groups...
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€600 Pension in France Despite No Regular Job
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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A €600 pension – even though neither member of the couple has ever held a regular job. What sounds like...
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Guadeloupe: Appeal to Save the Couresse Snake
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Guadeloupe looks like the perfect tropical paradise on postcards: palm trees, beaches and turquoise water. Yet behind this scenery, a...
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23 March 2026: A Secret Opportunity for Three Star Signs
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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By early morning on 23 March 2026, trams are already screeching along their tracks as though it were any other...
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Why Early Self-Sufficiency Makes Asking for Help Feel So Hard
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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At 8.03 p.m., a group chat lights up with a last-minute dinner invitation: “Who’s in?” Emma looks at the screen,...
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Nissan joins BYD to meet EU emissions targets
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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The European Union (EU) emissions targets for 2025–2027 are putting every car manufacturer under pressure, and Nissan is no exception....
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How Cocaine Pollution Changes Atlantic Salmon Movement in Sweden
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Water transports more than nutrients and sediment. It also carries traces of human activity, including residues from illicit drugs. These...
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Why Boomer Parents Struggle With Their Adult Children’s Independence
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Many parents now in their thirties and forties are discovering that it is not their authoritarian grandparents who are most...
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Cancer horoscope: 12 March 2026 becomes an emotional stress test at home
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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March 2026 will become an emotional stress test for one sensitive water sign - particularly within the confines of home....
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Italy Opens Door to Germany Joining GCAP Amid FCAS Tensions
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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Italy has opened the door to Germany potentially joining the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP), the joint project Rome is...
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How Switching Pockets Boosts Situational Awareness
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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You leave your building, pat your right pocket, and feel your stomach sink. Nothing. For a split second, your mind...
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The Southern Ocean Could Release a Huge Heat Burp After Fossil Fuels End
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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The Southern Ocean has faithfully absorbed a century’s worth of carbon dioxide and heat produced by human activity. Yet once...
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They Never Worked but Receive Retirement Support of up to €1,605 a Month: Explained
Dr Eleanor Whitcombe
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It may seem surprising, but in certain circumstances it is possible to receive retirement-related support despite never having had a...
