A new report spells out that the oil spill, along with a couple other coincidental but unfortunate circumstances, initiated the grissly dolphin deaths
Death Valley, California set an unusual new record last week matching the hottest low temperature ever recorded on Earth
Drought grips 55% of the US mainland causing a shortfall in crop production, with very low chances of it ending any time soon
Lurking in the shadows around any discussion of the placebo effect is its nefarious and lesser-known twin, the nocebo effect
Lemurs are the most threatened group of vertebrates on the planet
Researchers now need only a blood sample from a pregnant mother to construct a fetus' entire genome
Americans are “confident that individual actions can help the environment,” while simultaneously, “trailing the rest of the world in sustainable behavior.”
Stubborn climate skeptic hold-outs now face more than just the rest of the world's scorn: Their towns might not be on the map in a few years
E. coli, the most common cause of urinary tract infections, has been growing resistant to antibiotics, and chickens may be to blame
A new study suggests that people may be able to teach themselves to have synesthetic experiences
The future under climate change indicates that rice will become an even more abundant staple, thanks to a boost in carbon dioxide that make crops thrive
Cracking the Code of the Human Genome
Rather than looking for the genetic regions responsible for a person's high IQ, maybe we should be looking for the opposite: the root of stupidity
Telstar 1, which launched 50 years ago today, was the world's first commercial satellite, and a testament to government-industry cooperation
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