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Consumers open to tasting precision-fermented foods but seek clearer answers, EIT Food research finds
Research by EIT Food finds curiosity about precision fermentation but highlights need for clear information and convincing taste experiences.
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Quail Comeback: Bobwhite Coveys Return to Tennessee Research Grounds
Multiple bobwhite coveys were observed at the University of Tennessee's Ames center after habitat restoration, a promising sign for species recovery.
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A Century of Recipes Reveals Narrower Seafood Choices for U.K. Readers
Study of a century of Good Housekeeping recipes finds a reduced range of seafood dishes offered to U.K. readers.
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Seventy-three Years On: Tenzing Norgay’s Summit and Its Enduring Legacy
Seventy-three years after his ascent, Tenzing Norgay's climb of Everest endures as a landmark in mountaineering history and cultural memory.
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Researchers Publish Updated Statewide Geologic Map of Nebraska
A revised statewide surface geologic map of Nebraska offers an updated reference for resource management, planning and research.
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Collar sensors poised to illuminate wildfire smoke impacts on wildlife
A new collar sensor aims to measure smoke exposure and health effects in free‑ranging animals to inform conservation and management.
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Oyster Reefs’ Hidden Worth: $12 Trillion a Year in Ecosystem Value
Study estimates oyster reefs could deliver $12 trillion annually in ecosystem goods and services; restoration and protection are essential.
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Retailers Prioritize ‘Carefree’ Shoppers When Issuing Personalized Discounts
Durham University research finds retailers more likely to send personalised discount codes to shoppers with relaxed spending habits.
