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Earth-Watching Satellites Track Coastlines Eroding After Severe Storms
After a severe storm, a coastline can change in a single night, with dunes cut back, beaches narrowed and cliffs…
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Airport Shuttle Buses Run More Often as Passenger Numbers Rise
Airport shuttle buses are running more frequently after operators added extra services to cope with rising passenger numbers and fuller…
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Mars Rover Finds Layered Rocks That Record an Ancient Lakebed
Layered rocks exposed on the floor of an ancient Martian crater are giving rover scientists a page-by-page account of a…
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Cities Add Later Evening Buses to Help Shift Workers Get Home
Several cities are adding later evening bus services from this month, in a move aimed squarely at shift workers who…
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Savers Set A No Spend Weekend Challenge To Reset Budgets
A growing number of households are trying a no spend weekend as a gentle way to see where money quietly…
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The Hidden Microbiome Inside a Beehive May Decide Colony Health
A honeybee colony is not just thousands of insects but a travelling community of microbes, carried in bee guts, stored…
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Space Sensors Count Lightning to Reveal Storm Energy
From orbit, a thunderstorm announces itself in flashes.
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Freelancers Separate Tax Savings From Everyday Business Income
For many freelancers, the most stressful bill of the year is not a surprise purchase but the tax payment they…
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Household Budgets Get A Careful Reset As Utility Bills Change
Households across the country are giving their monthly budgets a careful reset as revised utility bills, insurance renewals and grocery…
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Exoplanet Atmospheres Yield First Hints Of Cloudy Skies
Astronomers studying planets beyond our solar system are beginning to describe their weather, with new observations revealing clouds, hazes and.
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