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  1. Farmers Helping Farmers
    Hosted by leading Australian farmers from VicNoTill, Farmers Helping Farmers asks the tough questions and, most importantly, give the honest answers...

    Great Australian Pods Podcast Directory: greataustralianpods.com/farmer

    #AusPods #Podcasts #Podcasting #Australia #Science #Agriculture #PrimaryProducers #NaturalSciences

  2. The Territory Nature Podcast
    All things nature in Australia's Northern Territory. Produced by volunteers with the TNP Landcare Group, supported by Landcare NT...

    Great Australian Pods Podcast Directory: greataustralianpods.com/the-te

    #AusPods #Podcasts #Podcasting #Australia #Science #Climate #Sustainability #NaturalSciences #Nature #NT #Landcare

  3. The latest QS World #UniversityRankings by Subject place us among the world’s top 20 universities in #engineering & technology, as well as #NaturalSciences: go.tum.de/261445 👏

    #QSWUR

    📷A.Heddergott

  4. University of North Carolina: UNC-Chapel Hill study shows AI can dramatically speed up digitizing natural history collections. “A new study from UNC-Chapel Hill researchers shows that advanced artificial intelligence tools, specifically large language models (LLMs), can accurately determine the locations where plant specimens were originally collected, a process known as georeferencing. This […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/02/05/university-of-north-carolina-unc-chapel-hill-study-shows-ai-can-dramatically-speed-up-digitizing-natural-history-collections-2/
  5. Making sense of the world in 14 Maps

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    Making sense of the world in 14 Maps

    These maps will help you put the present state of affairs in the world into perspective.

    by Mihai Andrei, January 13, 2015 – Updated on April 29, 2023

    in Features, Geography

    Each color has 1 billion people

    This is the world divided into seven sections – each with approximately 1 billion people. That’s right, both the Americas and Australia together have just as much population as that red strip in South-East Asia or the orange bit in and around India. But if you think this is a shock…

    This may surprise you

    Population on Earth is not distributed evenly, to put it mildly. India and South-East Asia are very densely populated, so more people live inside that circle than outside it. That’s also where most of the world’s population growth is happening. Also, it’s not just population that is divided unequally…

    The world’s income levels

    As you can see, we still live in a segregated world — economically. The rich areas are in Europe (except for the eastern part), the US (and likely Canada), Japan, Australia and some parts of Arabia. Africa is still predominantly extremely poor, while Eastern Europe, South America and some parts of Asia are still in a transition phase. Financial and social inequality is still a problem for mankind.

    Countries with which England has never fought (in white)

    The biggest colonial empire in the world, Great Britain has left their mark on mankind and made a lot of enemies along the way. As it turns out… they fought with almost everybody. Sweden gets an honorable mention for being so close to England and yet not fighting the Brits.

    Editor’s Note: Read the rest of the story, at the below link.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Making sense of the world in 14 Maps

    Tags: Geography, Making Sense, Map, Maps, Natural Sciences, Perspective, Seeing, The World, Understanding
    #Geography #MakingSense #Map #Maps #NaturalSciences #Perspective #Seeing #TheWorld #Understanding
  6. National Science Open (NSO) disseminates influential research of profound impact in advancing human knowledge — covering the full arc of #NaturalSciences and #Engineering. 🔬🌍💡

    Published #OpenAccess by @EDPSciences: scienceopen.com/collection/EDP

  7. National Science Open (NSO) by @EDPSciences is an #OpenAccess journal that disseminates the most influential #Research of profound impact in advancing human knowledge, covering the full arc of #NaturalSciences and #Engineering:

    🔗 scienceopen.com/collection/EDP