4 d. ago Liam Lawson breaks silence with heartbreaking post after F1 star was brutally axed by Red Bull

Lawson, 23, became the latest victim of the F1 team's ferocious conveyor belt this week after just two races in his dream seat. The New Zealander has been demoted to feeder team Racing Bulls.

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1 week ago China's 'conveyor belt' executions as 'prisoner organs harvested in mobile death vans'

China reportedly uses ‘mobile death vans’ to speed up their execution process in a ‘conveyor belt’ with so many people being callously put to death in the country

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1 week ago China's brutal 'conveyor belt' executions see prisoners killed in 'mobile death vans'

'Mobile death vans' are said to be used in China to speed up the execution process in what has become a 'conveyor belt' with so many people in the country put to death

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2 w. ago $400m conveyer belt the width of Rhode Island opens in Texas to aid in fracking

A new, 42-mile conveyer belt which moves sand from Texas to New Mexico has become the biggest in the country after it was completed this month.

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2 w. ago This 'Dune' isn't fiction. It's the longest conveyer belt in the US and moving sand in Texas

A more than 40-mile long conveyor belt filled with sand stretches from the oil fields of West Texas to New Mexico, all for the purpose of one mission: oil production

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3 w. ago Whale pee and poo funnel is the 'blood of the Earth', say boffins

A poo and pee 'conveyor belt' from whales is great for the world, boffins say, explaining they think that the huge distances whales cover is vital for the planet

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3 w. ago Reviving the woolly mammoth isn’t just unethical. It’s impossible | Adam Rutherford

At a time when US scientists are under attack from their own government, the illiteracy around these elephantine fantasies is dangerousYou will never ever see a living woolly mammoth. While this is an obvious truth to most geneticists, zoologists and mammoth experts, the endless promises that you might get to meet an extant version of this very-much extinct elephantid apparently necessitate me typing it.The latest on the conveyor belt of mammoth resurrection stories came this week in the form of a slightly hairy mouse. Colossal Biosciences, the US company behind the “woolly mouse” and ensuing media frenzy, published a non-peer-reviewed paper in which it has genetically engineered a mouse to express a gene that relates to mammoth hair, resulting in a mouse with slightly longer hair than normal.Dr Adam Rutherford is a lecturer in genetics at UCL and the author of How to Argue With a Racist Continue reading...

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