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Giraffe numbers on the rise, scientists hope – National Geographic

Giraffe numbers on the rise, scientists hope - National Geographic

The species with the second fewest animals is the Somali giraffe, found mainly in northern Kenya. Researchers estimate there are just under 16,000 of this species, almost double the 2015 estimate, but the increase is largely due to better data, not a significant increase, a Brown said. Masai giraffes, found mainly in Tanzania and southern Kenya, are estimated to number …

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Solar Magazine – Solar park along the A6 near Lelystad and Dronten feasible, space for 93 hectares of solar panels

Solar Magazine - Solar park along the A6 near Lelystad and Dronten feasible, space for 93 hectares of solar panels

It is financially possible to build a solar park along the A6 near Lelystad and Dronten. In addition, there is room for a total of 93 hectares of solar panels. This emerges from the final report of the exploration phase. Exploration last year focused on the possibilities of solar energy along the A6 from junction 8 (Almere-Oostvaarders) to Ketelbrug. VisualisatievideoIn …

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Containment is tough for entrepreneurs: doors threaten to close permanently

Containment is tough for entrepreneurs: doors threaten to close permanently

There appears to be room for stores, but if they aren’t allowed to fully open on Saturdays, some stores will never open again. This also applies to Henri and Corine Kroon, owners of De Oude Bieb in Zeewolde. BNR journalist Martijn de Rijk visited them. Unsplash Big and comfortable, that’s the best way to describe De Oude Bieb à Zeewolde. …

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Ode to science: covid and other phenomena immortalized in stone on a church

Ode to science: covid and other phenomena immortalized in stone on a church

Next Monday, January 17, the last parts of an impressive work of art will be placed on the roof of the Eusebius Church in Arnhem. The work focuses, among other things, on covid viruses, tardigrades and spermatozoa. It was designed by artist Arno Coenen – known for the Markthal Rotterdam – and traditionally executed in stone and steel. It is …

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Earth sits right at the heart of a giant bubble that gives rise to stars

Earth sits right at the heart of a giant bubble that gives rise to stars

And now, researchers have found out how this bubble and the young stars around us were born. Our solar system is located in what is called the “local bubble”; a 1000 light-year-wide “bubble” made up of hot, almost empty space. Remarkably, we are surrounded by thousands of young stars, which have clung to the surface of the giant bubble. An …

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Amstelveen College is expanding

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This Amstelveen College grows. The school will therefore receive an additional 1,870 m² to accommodate a total of 1,800 students. The city council is expected to approve the budget of 5.9 million euros on February 16, 2022. (Photos from Amstelveenweb.com – 2021) Frank Berkhout (D66) alderman for Education and Youth “With this new extension, Amstelveen College is completely ready for …

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The transformation of a management team into a management team

The transformation of a management team into a management team

When teams are not performing optimally, team organization and cooperation among team members are invariably examined. According to Peter Turien, the founder of the consulting firm Towson, the cause may also be largely the relationship and cooperation between the management team and the organization. Because the cause is first sought in the supplier teams themselves, team coaching is used. Coaches …

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A fungus that lives on the root of a tree disrupts the genes of the tree

Literature Lesson for Health Care Providers and Gender Differences in Cardiovascular Disease

Trees need fungi to absorb nutrients and water, but now the fungi themselves seem to be in control. We know of course many fungi that are bad for plants, but in this case it is fungi that enter into a very positive collaboration with plants. To achieve this collaboration, it now appears that they are using the same strategy as …

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Count animals by taking DNA from the air

Literature Lesson for Health Care Providers and Gender Differences in Cardiovascular Disease

To find out which animal species can be found in water, scientists have long used environmental DNA from water samples, and it seems to work with eDNA from the air as well. If it does work, it would be an additional tool for monitoring animal species on land, especially in the case of animals that are difficult to monitor by …

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