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The problem is about to get much worse, with millions more satellites planned in coming years.
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The problem is about to get much worse, with millions more satellites planned in coming years.

Up-to-date vote tallies for all the key Senate seats up for grabs – and which party is likely to gain control of the House.

The social media ban for under-16s may stem from concern about a very real mental health crisis. But is it missing the point?

Floppy disks and CD-ROMs are important holders of our archives, but reading them on modern computers is a problem.

If you’re starting to wonder how you’ll afford higher repayments, here’s when to start talking to your bank to ask for help.

The challenge for parents is not to avoid saying no, it’s to help children learn how to navigate it.

Anti-bullying work overlooks racialized bullying, and racialized bullying requires a different response. Reacting to incidents isn’t enough.

A recent UN biodiversity summit showed little progress has been made.

Intervening to interrupt acts of violence begins with noticing the event, interpreting it as an emergency where help is needed and assuming responsibility for helping.

Urban diversity losses may be stemmed by greener urban planning.

Allegations against Thomas Markle expose how the British media turned a father-daughter estrangement into a narrative in which the silence of Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, was used to demonize her.

Research shows that ‘sniffer dogs’ have a high rate of false alerts. They are also impacted by the unconscious racial biases of their handlers.