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Environment
fromwww.theguardian.com
2 weeks ago

Police investigate after white-tailed eagles go missing across UK

Three reintroduced white-tailed eagles in England, Wales, and Scotland have disappeared with satellite trackers cut or stopped, prompting multi-force police and wildlife crime investigations.
Science
fromBreaking Defense
3 months ago

Space Force declares ATLAS space domain awareness software 'operational' - Breaking Defense

Space Force accepted ATLAS as operational, enabling retirement of the 1980s SPADOC and providing modern cataloging, tracking, and data publishing for space objects.
fromSFGATE
3 months ago

After deadly year for whales in Calif., new map offers a lifeline

On the digital platform, whale lovers can visualize the underwater migrations of eight whale species worldwide - and scientists and policymakers can look for new ways to protect those key routes from mounting dangers like ship strikes, fishing and climate change. Article continues below this ad In California's waters, the plight of whales was particularly dire this year, with a spike in deaths around the San Francisco Bay. Gray whales on the West Coast fell to about 13,000, the lowest number since the 1970s.
Environment
Environment
fromBusiness Matters
3 months ago

Kakhi Jordania on Falconry, Conservation, and Cultural Heritage

Kakhi Jordania integrates traditional falconry with modern conservation, rescuing hundreds of raptors, advancing scientific tracking, and promoting cultural heritage.
World politics
fromMail Online
7 months ago

Falling Soviet satellite could hit London or Philadelphia TOMORROW

Kosmos 482, a decommissioned Soviet spacecraft, could re-enter Earth's atmosphere imminently, posing risks to major cities.
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