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  • Lands & Waters: Science

    5 Environmental Stories You Don't Want to Miss

    By Dylan Mullins June 18, 2015
    In this story: health, technology, wilderness, politics, environmental justice
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    6 Environmental Stories You Don't Want to Miss

    By Stephanie Steinbrecher June 11, 2015
    In this story: science, photography, wildlife, EPA, fracking
    Joshua Tree

    Enviro-Tracker Lets Users Gauge Air Quality

    By Jules Zucker June 9, 2015
    In this story: lifestyle, science, technology, health
    man running

    3 Totally Wild Citizen Science Projects

    By Brad Rassler June 9, 2015
    In this story: wilderness, endangered species, education, science, adventure
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    The Weekly Roundup

    By Brad Rassler June 5, 2015
    In this story: science
    Mt. Makalu, Everest.

    Two Months of Environmental News, One Page

    By Paul Rauber June 4, 2015
    In this story: science, wildlife, climate change
    On March 24, Hope Bay, Antarctica, registers a temperature of 63.5*F, the highest ever recorded on that continent.

    Cockroaches Have Personalities and That's Why They're Going to Survive Global Warming

    By Phalon Joy Evergreen March 10, 2015
    In this story: animals, science, insects
    A new study suggests cockroaches have individual tendencies.

    9 Myths About Animals You Probably Think Are True

    By Phalon Joy Evergreen March 11, 2015
    In this story: animals, science, wildlife, grizzlies, insects
    When you hear the word "hibernate," you think bears. In actuality, bears aren't true hibernators.

    Why Aquaponics Could Revolutionize Food Production

    By Eliza Strickland February 13, 2015
    In this story: food and drink, technology, science
    Inside a former brewery in St. Paul, Minnesota, a company called Urban Organics is perfecting a new model of aquaponic food production.

    Can Bacteria Solve All Our Problems?

    From generating engine-ready propane to warding off disease, bacteria is the latest hero in science.
    By Dashka Slater February 19, 2015
    In this story: technology, science
    Bacteria
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