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Late Night Understands Why Putin’s Advisers Are Keeping Him In The Dark

[ad_1] “There are many reasons why it went so horribly. The Russian troops have no clear purpose, the troops are running out of food, and it turns out they have really bad technology. For example, while most modern military radios are impossible to intercept, many Russian forces communicate on unencrypted high-frequency channels that allow anyone …

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Satellites Can Help Monitor Whether Nations Are Keeping Their Carbon Commitments

[ad_1] Under the 2015 Paris Agreement to limit global warming, countries must measure and report progress towards their committed reductions in emissions. They regularly present their greenhouse gas inventories, detailing the emission sources and the removal or ingestion of gases within their borders. These are then reviewed by technical experts. The accounting process aims to …

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Review: Keeping the Dance Fires Burning in Joyce

[ad_1] The Joyce Theater, which was once again open to the audience, has been converted. I’m not talking about new seats that look like brighter, cleaner versions of shabby seats. I’m talking about your existence Ragamala Dance Troupe, the Minneapolis-based community that opened the theater’s in-person fall season. For “Fires of Varanasi: Dance of the …

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Meet the Spotted Skunks. They are keeping secrets from us.

[ad_1] Black fur, white stripes, waist filled with foul-smelling fluid – everyone can distinguish the striped skunk. But did you know that these foul-smelling mammals have several smaller cousins ​​marked by black and white Rorschach spots? They are known as spotted skunks and do something that striped skunks can’t. Spotted skunks do a large eagle …

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This Flower Is Keeping a Secret: It’s Actually a Carnivore

[ad_1] This wildflower looks innocent. Found in wetlands not far from major cities in the Pacific Northwest, it attracts pollinators with white flowers on a long, sticky stem. You can even buy Western fake asphodel seeds at garden stores. But according to new research published Monday Proceedings of the National Academy of SciencesBotanists have overlooked …

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