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Emissions from fossil fuels and cement are forecast to increase yet again to 38.1bn tonnes of CO2, according to the Global Carbon Budget team, which comprises more than 130 scientists from 21 countries.

While genetics and lifestyle factors clearly affect a person's heart health, scientists are discovering that microorganisms living in the gut may also have an important influence.

Over the years, scientists have struggled to determine where Salterella fits in the evolutionary story.

Published in Materials Today, the study challenges existing theoretical models and could reshape how scientists think about heat movement through solid materials.

Yet scientists at Texas A&M University have found a way to harness its potential.