The latest analysis published by the nonprofit Oxfam International has shed light on an alarming reality: the richest one percent of the global population is responsible for emitting the same amount of carbon as the world’s poorest two-thirds, encompassing roughly five billion people. This revelation raises pertinent questions about the equity of the fight against
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Swirling patterns etched into the surface of the Moon have long been a subject of intrigue for scientists and space enthusiasts alike. Known as lunar swirls, these enigmatic features have eluded a clear explanation of their origin. However, recent studies have uncovered a fascinating connection between lunar topography and the formation of these bright patterns.
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In August 2020, a devastating incident occurred in Korea when a dam near the Seomjin River experienced overflow during a water release, resulting in damages exceeding 100 billion won. This incident could have potentially been averted with the implementation of predictive dam management. Recognizing the importance of proactive measures, a research team from Pohang University
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Crystalline materials play a crucial role in various industries, including semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, photovoltaics, and catalysts. The identification of these materials is essential for their development and utilization. Currently, powder X-ray diffraction is the widely used method for determining the structure of crystalline materials. However, the identification becomes challenging when dealing with multiphase samples containing different
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