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2026 has been devastating for Switzerland's glaciers, study warns (opens the original)
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This year has been 'devastating' for Switzerland's glaciers, a new study has warned. Scientists from ETH Zurich visited 23 glaciers for end-of-summer measurements of both ice melt and snow accumulation. Their results show that in total, the glaciers have lost 5.5 per cent of their ice volume so far this year. On average, glacier thickness has decreased by 2.9m (9.5ft), while some glacier tongues have lost a staggering 10m (32ft) of ice. Sadly, several smaller glaciers have melted entirely – with
Scientists use floating scarecrows with googly eyes to deter seagulls (opens the original)
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If you look out to sea and spot a giant set of eyes staring back at you, don't be alarmed. Scientists have deployed a 'floating scarecrow' off the coast of Cornwall. The floating scarecrow, also known as the Looming Eye Buoy (LEB), is designed to save seabirds from getting caught in fishing nets. 'The Looming Eye Buoy is essentially a rotating head with an eye, which gives the impression of an animated, or looming eye, which deters the birds from going near the fishing nets,' said Tom Hooper, se
Three-year-olds take as many as 30,000 steps a day, study finds (opens the original)
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They're only small, but it turns out toddlers are putting a lot of steps in. A new study has found that children as young as three take up to 30,000 steps a day. In the study, researchers from the University of Seville counted the number of steps taken by thousands of three– and four–year–olds. The results revealed that, on average, the children took 18,542 steps a day. However, some energetic youngsters clocked up a whopping 29,320 steps. 'Establishing internationally comparable reference value
Charts show 40% of the world is exposed to dangerous levels of ozone (opens the original)
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Almost 40 per cent of the global population is being exposed to dangerous levels of ozone, a new study has revealed. Scientists from the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service say that extreme heat and human-caused air pollution have boosted the amount of ozone at ground-level. This pollutant is incredibly dangerous to humans because it can directly attack living tissue in the human respiratory system. Charts show that people living in Asia are most affected, followed by those in Europe and No
'Liquid metal' version of Apple's iPhone Duo goes on sale for $21,000 (opens the original)
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Apple's most expensive iPhone was revealed to the world earlier this month, in the form of the iPhone Duo. Costing between £1,999 and £3,199 in the UK, the foldable device is even pricier than Apple's latest flagships, the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, which start at £1,199. But these costs pale in comparison to a custom version of the iPhone Duo, which has been created by luxury company, Caviar. Described as 'Liquid Metal', the device is crafted entirely from sterling silver. 'The surfac
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