Episode 31: Part 2 Recycling PFAS, Egyptian Hydraulics, DNA Repair, Ancient Biodiversity

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The episode covers a range of topics, including scientific breakthroughs in DNA repair, the impact of human activity on biodiversity, and unexpected news stories. Researchers have made significant strides in understanding how cells repair DNA damage, potentially leading to new cancer treatments. Meanwhile, studies on human impact on the environment suggest that while humans have contributed to biodiversity loss, they've also created diverse ecosystems in some regions. The text concludes with heartwarming and surprising stories about human-animal interactions.
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