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Study finds sand lizards feel at home on railway tracks

As a strictly protected species, sand lizards are dependent on the preservation of their habitats—especially in view of declining populations in Germany. Sand lizards sometimes find ideal living conditions along railway lines—as a new study published in the journal Salamandra

The psychology of climate traps and how to avoid them

Each year, the world loses around 5 million hectares of forest, with 95% of this deforestation occurring in tropical regions. South America is a major hotspot, with Brazil in particular facing severe forest loss—much of it driven by cattle ranching, which accounts for more than

Miyamoto Just Wants To Make More Pikmin Stuff

Shigeru Miyamoto , Nintendo’s legendary game designer and the creator of Mario, Zelda, and more, is a busy guy these days. He’s helping Nintendo make movies while also being involved in the construction of Mario theme parks at Universal Studios. But really, it seems like

Looking back at election forecasts

Predicting future events is difficult, but economists and election forecasters have made significant progress in recent years, with accuracy rates of 90 percent for five-day weather forecasts and 50 percent for ten-day forecasts, and 23 percent for economic forecasts, but the

CAA Unveils 2025 Moebius Film Festival Lineup

CAA has announced that the tenth annual CAA Moebius Film Festival, a two-day screening series showcasing graduate student filmmakers, will take place May 28–29, 2025. Marking its tenth anniversary, this year’s festival features its broadest representation of film programs to

Republicans to watch on Trump's 'big, beautiful bill'

House Republicans are scrambling to finalize the details of their “one big, beautiful bill” of President Trump’s legislative priorities. The White House is pushing to hold the vote Wednesday, even as warring Republican factions negotiate last-minute tweaks and some members warn