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Improving Geothermal

August 13, 2009

Chemical innovations could make geothermal power a bigger player in alternative energy.

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Podcast

July 17, 2009

Staring into space, assessing ocean health via satellite, teaching robots to smile, and the dangers of cancer in wildlife.

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Rammed Earth

July 16, 2009

The right amount of water can make a green building material super-sturdy.

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Plankton Imaging

July 15, 2009

Satellite instruments can measure the health of the ocean's tiny - but vital - phytoplankton.

Read morePlankton Imaging

Lamprey Contraception

July 8, 2009

An evolutionary quirk in the sex hormones of sea lamprey could help bring the destructive Great Lakes invader under control.

Read moreLamprey Contraception

Green Cows & Trees Roundup

July 3, 2009

Today's cows are more efficient than those of 50 years ago.

Read moreGreen Cows & Trees Roundup

Drugs & Toxins Roundup

June 26, 2009

The overuse of antibiotics is not only bad for us, it's bad for the environment.

Read moreDrugs & Toxins Roundup

Prairie Dog Alarms

June 22, 2009

Prairie dogs have different alarms calls for predators of different colors and different species.

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Podcast

June 19, 2009

SOUNDS & SIGNALS: Prairie dogs sound the alarm, turning bed bugs against themselves, bird songs vary by climate, and improving forensic voice comparison.

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Birdsong & Climate

June 15, 2009

Birds that live in more variable climates sing more sophisticated songs.

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Podcast

June 12, 2009

NEWS FROM SPACE: Mercury's mystery side unveiled, to be or not to be a supernova, and the environmental considerations of expanding space exploration.

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Cow Methane

June 9, 2009

Geneticists say cattle can be bred to be more environmentally friendly.

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Podcast

June 5, 2009

ANIMAL UPDATE: Frogs fight disease, species confusion, super spider silk, tenacious mosquitoes, better cows, and more.

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Compact Fluorescent Lightbulbs

May 27, 2009

The amount of mercury in a CFL bulb does not pose much of an environmental hazard.

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Podcast

May 22, 2009

HEARING & SOUND: Why hyenas are anything but funny. Can animals dance to a beat? Using sound to save the whales. And physical fitness worsens hearing, but estrogen improves it.

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Drying Rivers

May 19, 2009

Climate change and other factors are drying up many of the world's rivers.

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Paldoxins

May 7, 2009

A new kind of chemical can control crop-killing fungi with less environmental impact.

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Rockets & Ozone

May 6, 2009

Possible increases in rocket launches could affect the Earth's protective ozone layer.

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Omega-3 Roundup

April 17, 2009

Omega-3 fatty acids aren't just good for your heart. They could help save the planet.

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Podcast

April 10, 2009

How to calculate the distance of stars, new uses for old rocks in the fight against global warming, and why video games might actually be good for your vision.

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Coral Reef Roundup

April 3, 2009

Scientists are using microchips to help protect the world's corals.

Read moreCoral Reef Roundup

Environment Roundup

March 20, 2009

Pollution from ships poses a significant health risk to people living in coastal areas.

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Podcast

March 20, 2009

HEALTH: New vaccines provide instant immunity, Addiction and Parkinson's disease, the upside of salt, ship pollution threatens coastal residents, and more.

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Space Ornithology

February 10, 2009

Finding better ways to track migrating animals could help predict and slow the spread of disease.

Read moreSpace Ornithology
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