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Researchers found 1,580 different bacteria in Bergen's sewage. They are all resistant to antibiotics

How chicken and turkey residues can become dietary supplements

Call for action to tackle global antibiotic shortages

Geese can impact the permafrost on Svalbard

New technology ensures the right quantity and quality of feed for cows

Researcher: There is an increased risk of nuclear weapons use

Mothers of disabled children work less, take more sick leave, and often leave the workforce entirely

Genetically, this is a super fungus

A holistic approach to supporting victimised children

The proportion of women in power worldwide in 2019 was the same as in France in the 1300s

Autumn arrives later underwater than before

Withered algae sink through the water, covering the seafloor with a layer of decay. The surface cools. It’s autumn in the ocean, and some fish begin their journey south.

New research can help fight disease outbreaks in farmed salmon without harming the fish

Replacing live fish testing with lab models can help fight disease and reduce animal suffering.

A cloud of dust prevents us from seeing the universe clearly – researchers are now going to clear it up

The researchers will map the dust so we can get a clearer picture of the universe.

Arctic lake archive: 10,000 years of storm data reveals a big surprise

New method tested on mice gives new hope for immunotherapy against prostate cancer

New method allows pigs, chickens, and fish to eat grass and algae

Power struggle in the Arctic Council: Greenland demands a leading role