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Satellite Archaeology

June 18, 2008

Satellite images are helping scientists measure the influence of an ancient Mexican civilization.

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Microbial Roundup

June 13, 2008

Futuristic silver nanoparticle washing machines may disinfect your laundry, but they're also harmful to the environment.

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Podcast

June 13, 2008

YEAR OF THE FROG - Special Extended Podcast: Zoos and aquariums tackle the amphibian extinction crisis, an amphibian missing link is found, toad tongues and frog claws, and more.

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Podcast

June 6, 2008

CO2's dangerous overlooked cousin, the origins of the southern hemisphere, why magnetic credit cards don't stick to the fridge and why so many white cats are deaf.

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Gondwana Breakup

June 5, 2008

A new explanation for how the ancient supercontinent of Gondwana broke into the continents of the southern hemisphere.

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Nitrogen Pollution

June 2, 2008

Human-produced nitrogen may pose as large an environmental risk as carbon emissions.

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Loud Mammal Roundup

May 16, 2008

North American right whales are on the brink of extinction. Could a new whale detection system save them?

Read moreLoud Mammal Roundup

Podcast

May 16, 2008

EVOLUTION & EPIGENETICS: Lizards evolve new structures in record time, geographic gene expression in Moroccan Berbers, Tyrannosaurus rex protein confirms genetic link between dinosaurs and birds. Also: Assessing the health of the oceans.

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Ocean Oxygen

May 13, 2008

Oxygen-deprived areas of tropical oceans are expanding due to global warming.

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Lizard Evolution

May 12, 2008

Lizards introduced to a new island undergo extremely rapid evolution.

Read moreLizard Evolution

Beetle Roundup

May 9, 2008

An innocuous-looking beetle may have been partially responsible for the formation of the vast Chihuahuan desert in Mexico.

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Podcast

May 9, 2008

Conservation Update: A species map for Madagascar, captive tigers could revitalize wild populations, beetles that make deserts and cooling it with trees.

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Madagascar Map

May 7, 2008

Scientists have produced an incredibly detailed species map of Madagascar to target prime areas for conservation.

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Most Powerful Laser

May 5, 2008

The world's most powerful laser can create miniature stars right in the laboratory.

Read moreMost Powerful Laser

Tree Roundup

May 2, 2008

Planting fast-growing trees in southern latitudes could help stall global warming, but they're no panacea.

Read moreTree Roundup

Radiation Protection

May 1, 2008

Scientists are taking lessons from tumor cells to fight the damaging effects of radiation and chemotherapy.

Read moreRadiation Protection

Solar Burnout

April 30, 2008

Our listeners ask: Will the sun ever burn itself out?

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Bacteria Climate Roundup

April 25, 2008

The Kalahari desert is not as lifeless as you might think.

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Hydrogen Fuel Roundup

April 18, 2008

Scientists are experimenting with algae that could produce hydrogen fuel.

Read moreHydrogen Fuel Roundup

Microcrystal Roundup

April 11, 2008

Tiny microcrystals can tell us about the geological history of continents, and they also affect the health of the planet.

Read moreMicrocrystal Roundup

Podcast

March 28, 2008

ENERGY NEWS: Electricity from bacteria, people power, thermoelectricity and what the sun is made of.

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Cloud Microbes

March 26, 2008

Living cells may be largely responsible for cloud formation.

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Encyclopedia of Life

March 20, 2008

A new, comprehensive repository of scientific information for all life on earth comes to the web.

Read moreEncyclopedia of Life

Root Navigation

March 19, 2008

Researchers discover just how plant roots find their way around obstacles to get to nutrients and water.

Read moreRoot Navigation
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