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EarthBiological Cadre Turns Political
Conservation scientists lobby the presidential-transition team to select an Interior Secretary who respects and defends science.
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TechHoliday Gifts: Blog Sites
Sample other blogs and let us know of notables that we missed that are also worth sharing.
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HumansSalazar I: The Value of Science at Interior
Flawed Endangered Species Act decisions brought out a request for the Interior Secretary nominee to promise to ground future decisions by the agency firmly on the science.
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TechStimulus bill doesn’t ignore R&D
Featured blog: Here's where the economic-stimulus bill would attempt to revamp and reinvigorate federally financed research.
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HumansAAAS: March of the Hungry Penguins
Patagonian penguins have become sentinels of climate change and human impacts on the marine world.
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EarthAAAS: Climate-friendly dining … meats
The carbon footprints of raising livestock for food.
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HumansAAAS: Climate-friendly fish
Many intangibles determine how big — or small — the carbon footprint is of that fish you're thinking about eating.
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HumansOtters and oil: Problems remain
The behavior of Alaska's southern sea otters may unwittingly expose them to toxic oil-spill residues.
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EcosystemsExxon Valdez killed future for some killer whales
An Alaskan oil spill disrupted family structure in killer-whale groups, with lasting and dramatic repercussions.
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EcosystemsExxon Valdez: Tidal waters still troubled
From birds and clams to herring, many species continue to show persistent impacts of an oil spill that occurred two decades ago.
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EarthThe Maine way to get rid of drugs
Maine residents can soon send away old and unwanted drugs for free, "green" disposal.
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Health & MedicineOf ‘science’ and fetal whaling
Japan had been sacrificing a large number of pregnant whales in the name of science.
By Janet Raloff