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Millipedes may be millions of years older than scientists realized

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By Rodielon Putol
| Earth.com
Millipedes have long been recognized as some of the oldest animal lineages on land. But one aspect of their evolution remained a mystery until now. New research has solved that mystery, showing that millipedes may be even more ancient than previously believed. For the first time, scientists reconstructed the evolutionary lineage of every extant order of millipedes.
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Food security faces a new threat: Not enough people to farm

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By Rodielon Putol
| Earth.com
Food security is usually discussed in terms of land, weather, and crop yields. The assumption is straightforward: if there’s enough farmland, there should be enough food. But a new study points to a different concern. What happens if the land is there, yet there aren’t enough people willing or able to farm it? That question is becoming harder to ignore. Birth rates are falling in many countries. Rural communities are losing population.
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Climate change could make soybeans bigger but less nutritious

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By Rodielon Putol
| Earth.com
Soybeans already sit inside a huge part of modern life. They feed chickens, pigs, cattle, and fish. They help make cooking oil, plant-based foods, and many processed products. So when soybeans change, the effects do not stop at the farm gate. A new study suggests that future climate conditions could push soybeans into an odd bargain: more beans, but weaker nutrition.
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