Štěpán Sedláček
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Archaeologists in Prague uncover ancient Neolithic structure
Archaeologists in Prague's Vinoř district are currently uncovering a monumental building from the Stone Age, the so-called roundel, built around 7,000 years ago.
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Experts hope to make Prague trees do more for city
More than 100,000 trees stand in Prague streets, working as natural air-conditioning during heatwaves, but many have been withering as a result of climate change.
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With growing energy prices, Czech households increasingly investing in solar power
On the backdrop of rapidly growing energy prices, businesses have registered growing interest in rooftop solar power systems among Czechs.
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Prague to install photovoltaics on public buildings as part of its climate plan
A new organization, dedicated to the development of renewable energy sources, will start operating in Prague in October.
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New campaign celebrates Czech women in science
A new campaign by the Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences celebrates women in science.
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Czech researchers heading to Antarctica despite Covid-19 pandemic
Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, Czech scientists from Masaryk University in Brno are heading for their annual expedition to Antarctica.
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Wind power could become a major source of energy in Czech Republic by 2040
Experts from the Czech Academy of Sciences believe that wind power could account for up to a quarter of the power consumption in the Czech Republic by 2040.
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Jan Masaryk’s great niece welcomes fresh investigation into foreign minister’s mysterious death
Thanks to a unique sound recording acquired by Czech Radio, the state attorney’s office has ordered a new investigation into the death of foreign minister Jan Masaryk, son…
