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Assassin bug (Fitchia aptera) collected in Kouchibouguac National Park, New Brunswick, Canada, and photographed at the Centre for Biodiversity Genomics (sample ID: BIOUG21781-C02; specimen record: http://www.boldsystems.org/index.php/Public_RecordView?processid=SSKOA2054-15; BIN: http://www.boldsystems.org/index.php/Public_BarcodeCluster?clusteruri=BOLD:ACV2565)

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Species spotlight: the citrus swallowtail and its cleverly disguised caterpillars #SensationalButterflies
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The iridescent wings of our blue morpho (Morpho peleides) #SensationalButterflies use the phenomenon of structural colour and up to a million tiny, overlapping scales to create this beautiful #Blue. #ColourAndVision #RainbowNature
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Space Science image of the week is this striking view of Comet 67P/ChuryumovGerasimenko that reveals portions of both comet lobes, with dramatic shadows on the 'neck' region between them. It was taken by Rosetta's navigation camera (NavCam) on 30 June 2016, from a distance of 25.8 km, and measures about 2.3 km across.

Since reaching the comet on 6 August 2014, Rosetta has extensively mapped its surface. The comet nucleus has a curious shape consisting of two lobes that are often referred to as the 'head' and the 'body'.

Depicted in the lower right part of the image is the region Hathor, a very intriguing portion of the comet head, named after the ancient Egyptian deity of love, music and beauty. In this region, the head declines steeply towards the neck and body of the comet.

This view shows a good fraction of the 900-m high cliff that forms Hathor, with marked linear features crossing the region from left to right. Perpendicular to these, additional streaks and even small terraces can be seen.

Beyond the cliff of Hathor, on the right, are hints of the Ma'at region, named after the ancient Egyptian goddess of truth and balance.

In the upper right corner, smoother patches of the large comet lobe, or body, are visible, covered in dust and boulders. The large lobe casts its shadow on the comet's neck, which separates the two lobes and is hidden from view in this image.

You can use the comet viewer tool to aid navigation around the comet's regions.

Currently, Rosetta is on a 27 km x 9 km elliptical orbit around the nucleus; this weekend, it will move to a less eccentric, 9 km x10 km orbit, ahead of entering the end-of-mission orbit. The mission will continue its close-up investigation of the comet environment until the grand finale, a controlled descent of the spacecraft to the surface of the comet on 30 September.

This image is featured today on the ESA Rosetta blog: CometWatch 30 June.

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Blue Light of Two Ancient Supernova Bathed Earth With Cosmic Radiation --"Affected Biology and Atmosphere"

Research published in April provided "slam dunk" evidence of two prehistoric supernovae exploding about 300 light years from Earth. Now, a follow-up investigation based on computer modeling shows those supernovae likely exposed biology on our planet to a long-lasting gust of cosmic radiation, which also affected the atmosphere.

"I was surprised to see as much effect as there was," said Adrian Melott, professor of physics at the University of Kansas, who co-authored the new paper appearing The Astrophysical Journal Letters, a peer-reviewed express scientific journal that allows astrophysicists to rapidly publish short notices of significant original research. "I was expecting there to be very little effect at all," he said. "The supernovae were pretty far way -- more than 300 light years -- that's really not very close."

According to Melott, initially the two stars that exploded 1.7 to 3.2 million and 6.5 to 8.7 million years ago each would have caused blue light in the night sky brilliant enough to disrupt animals' sleep patterns for a few weeks.

But their major effect would have come from radiation, which the KU astrophysicist said would have packed doses equivalent to one CT scan per year for every creature inhabiting land or shallower parts of the ocean.

"The big thing turns out to be the cosmic rays," Melott said. "The really high-energy ones are pretty rare. They get increased by quite a lot here -- for a few hundred to thousands of years, by a factor of a few hundred. The high-energy cosmic rays are the ones that can penetrate the atmosphere. They tear up molecules, they can rip electrons off atoms, and that goes on right down to the ground level. Normally that happens only at high altitude."

Melott's collaborators on the research are Brian Thomas and Emily Engler of Washburn University, Michael Kachelrieß of the Institutt for fysikk in Norway, Andrew Overholt of MidAmerica Nazarene University and Dimitry Semikoz of the Observatoire de Paris and Moscow Engineering Physics Institute.

The boosted exposure to cosmic rays from supernovae could have had "substantial effects on the terrestrial atmosphere and biota," the authors write.

For instance, the research suggested the supernovae might have caused a 20-fold increase in irradiation by muons at ground level on Earth.

"A muon is a cousin of the electron, a couple of hundred times heavier than the electron -- they penetrate hundreds of meters of rock," Melott said. "Normally there are lots of them hitting us on the ground. They mostly just go through us, but because of their large numbers contribute about 1/6 of our normal radiation dose. So if there were 20 times as many, you're in the ballpark of tripling the radiation dose."

Melott said the uptick in radiation from muons would have been high enough to boost the mutation rate and frequency of cancer, "but not enormously. Still, if you increased the mutation rate you might speed up evolution."

Indeed, a minor mass extinction around 2.59 million years ago may be connected in part to boosted cosmic rays that could have helped to cool Earth's climate. The new research results show that the cosmic rays ionize the Earth's atmosphere in the troposphere -- the lowest level of the atmosphere -- to a level eight times higher than normal. This would have caused an increase in cloud-to-ground lightning.

"There was climate change around this time," Melott said. "Africa dried out, and a lot of the forest turned into savannah. Around this time and afterwards, we started having glaciations -- ice ages -- over and over again, and it's not clear why that started to happen. It's controversial, but maybe cosmic rays had something to do with it."

NASA's Exobiology and Evolutionary Biology program supported the research, and computation time was provided by the High Performance Computing Environment at Washburn University.

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Header essay night and sleep evelyn de morgan 1878
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A New Suit from Paris

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This article has been submitted as part of the Natural Capital Coalition's series of blogs on natural capital by Pavan Sukhdev, founder & chair, GIST Advisory

COP-21 will be remembered as a feel-good moment in the struggle to contain climate change. Whether it was skilful French diplomacy, or the replacement of inconclusive top-down negotiations with bottom-up consensus-building, or the fear of shame of the unwilling, or perhaps just the quality of food (good by any measure, and outstanding by COP standards) COP-21 definitely lifted spirits up. I certainly did not leave Paris feeling miserable, as I did Copenhagen six years ago.

The Intended Nationally Determined Contributions ("INDC's") announced by governments at Paris added up to impressive reductions against 'business as usual'. However, they were well short of reductions needed to be 2/3rd confident of staying within 2oC of warming. The so-called "emissions gap" based on these INDC's was still around 20%-30%.

This "emissions gap" should come as no surprise. We need nothing short of a global change in economic direction and resource use to achieve these pledges. Governments struggle to manage macroeconomic direction at the best of times, and they do worse with managing resource use. It is corporations - the engines of today's economies - that decide economic direction and resource use.

The private sector delivers around two-thirds of today's economy (measured in terms of GDP and jobs), but can today's corporation deliver tomorrow's green and climate-safe economy? I think not. I have argued that we need a new corporate model if we are to address climate change, biodiversity loss, and other global environmental problems. This responsible, sustainable new model (I call it 'Corporation 2020') will drive 'stakeholder capitalism': delivering private profits without causing public losses. Such a transition will need trenchant changes in the ways corporations leverage, advertise, get taxed, and report performance. Redefining corporate performance is a key part of this new model, as the performance metrics of shareholder capitalism ignore third-party impacts on society, the so-called externalities of business.

But well before we get there, we need widespread acceptance of a common approach and framework for such measurement and evaluation. The formal launch of the Natural Capital Protocol, on July 13th 2016, is a crucial step in this direction. This Protocol is a universally applicable approach and framework for any business to measure its impacts and dependencies on natural capital. The draft was circulated in November last year, in the run-up to COP-21.

Further work will be needed to measure impacts on human capital (knowledge, skills and health that enable individuals to earn a living) and on social capital (formal and informal relationships and rules that enable people to engage and transact). Measuring and integrating corporate performance across all capital dimensions, not just shareholder financial capital, will herald a vital change in the nature of today's corporation towards one which has positive externalities: a yardstick for corporate sustainability.

I entered COP-21 pleased with declared INDC's, and delighted with the draft Natural Capital Protocol, but one nagging question remained. What if the emissions gaps from COP-21 pledges remained unbridgeable, not because corporations failed to take leadership and transform production as they did not know their true costs (because after natural capital accounting is commonplace, they truly will) but because their customers, consumers such as myself, refused to change what they bought? So I began to wonder, at COP-21, what could I pledge personally that might make a difference?

There are some obvious examples of consumer demand that destroys natural capital. For example, beef usually damages forests, climate and freshwater supply. These 'externalities' of livestock farming are estimated at several hundred billion dollars. I had stopped eating beef (and all other meat) several years ago in 2009, when I realised (through TEEB research) the extent of natural capital damage caused by meat production systems- such as the impacts on mangrove forests of prawn farming, the unsustainability of ocean fisheries and livestock's long shadow on rainforests. So I could not commit much more on that front.

But what about my use of other heavily advertised, high-footprint, "volume" goods? The footprint of clothing is immense, including GHG emissions and freshwater impacts along its value chains. I pledged a change personally at COP-21, where I wore a "new" suit. It was my father's. I had 'borrowed' it from him due to some rushed and careless packing and a stopover in New Delhi. This suit was four decades old, but you'd never guess: styles in men's suits seem to turn in circles, and this was a well-known French brand. So I wore it right through COP-21 and entertained myself by asking people I met to guess when I had bought it: the most educated guess was "seven years ago".

I called my father in India and told him about this pledge. He laughed, and promptly gifted me another four old suits from when he lived in colder climes. They all fit me perfectly, and seem none the worse for wear. I have resolved to never buy another suit for the rest of my life. I treasure these "new" old suits for sentimental reasons, and because my personal climate pledge now also requires me to keep my weight in check.

Now isn't that an unusual positive externality, for a suit-maker? The brave new world of 'Corporation 2020' awaits.

Disclaimer: Articles in this series are submitted by people who work in organizations who are part of the Natural Capital Coalition, or people who are involved in the natural capital space more generally, the views expressed here do not necessarily represent the views of The Natural Capital Coalition, other Coalition organizations, or the organization that employs the author.

Follow Pavan on Twitter: @PavanSukhdev

Pavan Sukhdev is founder-author of 'Corporation 2020', a movement that sees corporate sustainability as the cornerstone of a 'green economy' and maps a rapid pathway to a new model for corporate behaviour driven by regulatory changes & responsive to the reality of planetary boundaries and their imminent tipping-points. Pavan wrote his book 'Corporation 2020' at Yale University where he was awarded the 2011 McCluskey Fellowship. Pavan is also founder-CEO of GIST Advisory, a consulting firm that specializes in helping governments and corporations value and manage their impacts on natural and human capital.

Earlier, from 2008 to early 2011, Pavan was Special Adviser and Head of UNEP's Green Economy Initiative, and lead author of their report "Towards a Green Economy", as well as Study Leader for the G8+5 commissioned project on The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB). Pavan was appointed to lead TEEB by the EU Commission and Germany, and delivered its "Interim Report" while still working full time at Deutsche Bank in 2008. He then took a sabbatical from Deutsche Bank to lead TEEB and the Green Economy Initiative for UNEP from 2008 to 2011.

Pavan is a Goodwill Ambassador for UNEP, a role in which he promotes TEEB implementation and Green Economy transitions to governments. He serves on the boards of Conservation International, the Stockholm Resilience Centre (SRC), TEEB, and the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI).

On 13th July 2016, The Natural Capital Coalition will launch a standardized framework for business to identify, measure and value their impacts and dependencies on natural capital. This 'Natural Capital Protocol' has been developed through a unique collaborative process; a World Business Council for Sustainable Development consortium led on the technical development and an IUCN consortium led on business engagement and piloting. The Protocol is supported by practically focused 'Sector Guides' on Apparel and Food & Beverage produced by Trucost on behalf of Coalition.

Keep up to date with the Natural Capital Coalition on Twitter: @NatCapCoalition

Keep up to date with our series on natural capital here.

www.naturalcapitalcoalition.org

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A high power magnification of a blood vessel. The blood vessels are the part of the circulatory system that transports blood throughout the human body. There are three major types of blood vessels: the arteries, which carry the blood away from the heart; the capillaries, which enable the actual exchange of water and chemicals between the blood and the tissues; and the veins, which carry blood from the capillaries back toward the heart.

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A team of researchers has figured out how gold can be used in crystals grown by light to create nanoparticles, a discovery that has major implications for industry and cancer treatment and could improve the function of pharmaceuticals, medical equipment and solar panels. Nanoparticles can be “grown” in crystal formations with special use of light, in a process called plasmon-driven synthesis. However, scientists have had limited control unless they used silver, but silver limits the uses for medical technology. The team is the first to successfully use gold, which works well within the human body, with this process.

Image credit: Brendan Sweeny, Yueming Zhai, Joseph DuChene, Jingjing Qiu and Wei David Wei; Department of Chemistry, University of Florida

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r0B0t: Gunmen Targeted Police in Tennessee, Missouri and Georgia, Authorities Say - Wall Street Journal

Wall Street Journal

Gunmen Targeted Police in Tennessee, Missouri and Georgia, Authorities Say
Wall Street Journal
After negotiating with Johnson for several hours, Dallas officers killed him using a bomb-disposal robot jury-rigged with explosives. In Valdosta, Ga., authorities said a man called 911 early Friday to report a car break-in, then ... John Bel Edwards ...

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The Dark Ages of Medicine Are Looming. Can He Save Us?
Sean Brady's taking his antibiotic-seeking quest to the private sector.
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r0B0t: Micah X Johnson, the Dallas police shooter, was taken out with a robot delivered bomb - Blasting News

Blasting News

Micah X Johnson, the Dallas police shooter, was taken out with a robot delivered bomb
Blasting News
One of the little-reported aspects of the massacre in Dallas is that the shooter, Micah X Johnson, was taken out by a robot which delivered an explosive device to essentially blow him up. Sadly this act did not occur before he ... The root of the ...

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