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Scientists Discover Methods of Harvesting Electricity from Plants
05/14/2013When it comes to capturing solar energy, plants are first in their class.
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Hundreds of starving sea lion pups get a helping hand
05/13/2013This spring, southern California has seen a massive number of sea lion pup strandings.
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Toxic Waste Sites Take Toll on Millions in Poor Nations
05/13/2013… among the approximately 8.6 million people living near those sites, an estimated 828,722 years of healthy life were lost.
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Melting Arctic Seas are Turning into Giant Pools of Acid, Researchers Warn
05/10/2013Researchers warn that the cold Arctic seas are undergoing a process of rapid acidification as a result of rising carbon emissions.
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Village in India plants 111 trees every time a girl is born
05/10/2013One quaint village in India has adopted a wonderfully tradition that is actually helping to ensure a greener future with each new generation.
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Boston Magazine’s Iconic Image of Marathon Runners’ Shoes Builds Post-Tragedy Resilience
05/09/2013Everything changed for Boston Magazine when the Boston marathon explosions occurred just three days before they were due to publish their next issue.
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After 13-Year Quest, Clouded Leopards Confirmed Extinct in Taiwan
05/09/2013“There is little chance that the clouded leopard still exists in Taiwan,”
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Poachers have now killed all the rhinos in Mozambique
05/08/2013Conservationists say that the nation’s remaining 15 rhinos were found dead last month, butchered by poachers and robbed of their horns.
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High Fructose Corn Syrup May Be Tied to Bee Colony Collapse
05/08/2013Colony Collapse Disorder has been associated with everything from pesticides to cell phones.
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