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A health workers giving a dose of Pulse Polio vaccine in door to door Pulse Polio vaccination amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic in Dakshin Bonhooghly, South 24 Parganas, West Bengal. (Photo by Sudipta Das / Pacific Press)

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September 14, 2016 - File - German chemicals giant Bayer has confirmed its record-breaking $66 Billion takeover of GM seeds business Monsanto. Monsanto is known for its genetically modified seeds for crops and plans to cultivate these seeds in Europe have prompted fierce protests by environmental activists. Bayer said feeding the world's population, which is expected to rise by around a third by 2050, was a massive challenge. Pictured: Apr 15, 2004; Assumption, IL, USA; Leon Corzine of Assumption, Illinois says non-GMO soybeans like he is farming here on a dusty evening at sunset contains more weeds then GMO soybeans which he grows. Although, his soybeans are gentetically modified, he helps out neighbors during harvest. Recenty a promising new report about genetically modified corn flickered across a Web site sponsored by the corn's corporate creator, the biotechnology giant Monsanto Co. Citing new research by the University of California, Davis, the report said corn altered to produce its own pesticide could make farmers across the country wealthier and reduce the use of toxic insecticides. But there was one fact the 'Biotech Knowledge Center' Web site failed to mention: Monsanto paid for the UC Davis research. Following a pattern set by farm chemical companies in the 1960s, the biotechnology industry is mining public agricultural colleges such as UC Davis for scientific research, confidential business advice and academic support for its technology. At UC Davis biotechnology companies helped pay for laboratory studies, scholarships, post doctoral students' salaries, professors' travel expenses, even the campus utility bill. Some professors earn extra money, up to ,000 a month, consulting for such companies on the side |

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This latest image of Jupiter, taken by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope on August 25, 2020, was captured when the planet was 406 million miles from Earth. Hubble’s sharp view is giving researchers an updated weather report on the monster planet’s turbulent atmosphere, including a remarkable new storm brewing, and a cousin of the Great Red Spot changing color – again.
A unique and exciting detail of Hubble’s snapshot appears at mid-northern latitudes as a bright white stretched-out storm moving at 350 miles per hour (563 kilometers per hour). This single plume erupted on August 18, 2020 and another has since appeared.
While it’s common for storms to pop up in this region, oftentimes multiple at once, this particular disturbance appears to have more structure behind it than observed in storms of the past. Trailing behind the plume are small, counterclockwise-like dark clumps also not witnessed in the past. Researchers speculate this may be the beginning of a longer-lasting Northern Hemisphere spot, as perhaps a rival to the legendary Great Red Spot that dominates the southern hemisphere.
Hubble shows that the Great Red Spot, rolling counterclockwise in the planet’s southern hemisphere, is plowing into the clouds ahead of it, forming a cascade of white and beige ribbons. The Great Red Spot is currently an exceptionally rich red color, with its core and outermost band appearing deeper red.
Researchers say the Great Red Spot now measures about 9,800 miles across, big enough to swallow Earth. The super-storm is still shrinking as noted in telescopic observations dating back to 1930, but its rate of downsizing appears to have slowed. The reason for its dwindling size is a complete mystery.
Another feature researchers are noticing has changed is Oval BA, nicknamed by astronomers as Red Spot, Jr., which appears just below the Great Red Spot in this image. For the past few years, Red Spot, Jr. has been fading in color to its original shade of white after appearing red in 2006. However, now, the core of this storm appears to be darkening to a reddish hue. This could hint that Red Spot, Jr. is on its way to turning to a color more similar to its cousin once again.
Hubble’s image shows that Jupiter is clearing out its higher altitude white clouds, especially along the planet’s equator, where an orangish hydrocarbon smog wraps around Jupiter.
The icy moon Europa, potential home for life, is visible to the left of the gas giant.
This Hubble image is part of yearly maps of the entire planet taken as part of the Outer Planets Atmospheres Legacy program, or OPAL. The program provides yearly Hubble global views of the outer planets to look for changes in their storms, winds, and clouds.

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