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EarthHormones: Here’s the Beef
Runoff of the hormones excreted by steroid-treated livestock could subtly harm aquatic life.
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Biological Dark Matter
The discovery that some genes encode RNA strands instead of proteins has surprised biologists.
By John Travis -
AnthropologyA Fair Share of the Pie
A cross-cultural project suggests that people everywhere divvy up food and make other economic deals based on social concepts of fairness, not individual self-interest.
By Bruce Bower -
Materials ScienceMaterials Take Wing
Materials scientists are finding new uses for the billions of pounds of feathers produced each year by the poultry industry.
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EarthAvalanche!
Laboratory studies of how snow crystals change shape under fluctuating environmental conditions and computer analyses that match the patterns of past avalanches with detailed meteorological data are helping scientists uncover the secrets of avalanches.
By Sid Perkins -
TechTaming High-Tech Particles
Researchers are beginning to study whether nanomaterials could have unintended negative consequences in the human body or the environment.
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Health & MedicineAerial War against Disease
Researchers around the world are catching on to the idea of using satellites to predict where diseases may strike.
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EarthStemming the Tide
New approaches to stopping the introduction by ships of invasive species to North American waters are beginning to show promise but have a long way to go.
By Ben Harder -
EcosystemsDeprived of Darkness
From anecdotal reports of little-studied phenomena, researchers suspect that artificial night lighting disrupts the physiology and behavior of nocturnal animals.
By Ben Harder -
AnimalsWild Hair
The technique of studying animals through genetic analysis of their fur gained fame with a political furor over lynx, but scientists have applied the technique to many other animals.
By Susan Milius -
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