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- 			 Earth EarthMassive magma pool found deep below YellowstoneEarthquake waves reveal massive magma reservoir deep inside the Yellowstone supervolcano. 
- 			 Animals AnimalsBees may like neonicotinoids, but some may be harmedTwo high-profile tests raise worries that bees can’t avoid neonicotinoid pesticides and that wild species are at special risk. By Susan Milius
- 			 Space SpaceDriving Curiosity to discoveryDiscovery is driven by curiosity, on Mars and closer to home. By Eva Emerson
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- 			 Animals AnimalsGrowth of mining on land may promote invasions at seaBallast water taken in to keep ships stable could, when discharged elsewhere, release species that become invasive in their new homes. 
- 			 Climate ClimateMonster storm dominates view from space stationA stunning photograph from the International Space Station captures the size and power of Typhoon Maysak, which clamored through the Western Pacific. 
- 			 Environment EnvironmentNatural acids in soil could protect rice from toxic nanoparticlesA common component of dirt makes toxic copper oxide nanoparticles less harmful to rice plants. By Beth Mole
- 			 Climate ClimateThe greatest natural disaster that almost wasThe public’s response to the widest tornado ever recorded suggests earlier warnings need to be done right. 
- 			 Climate ClimateWeather forecasting is getting a high-speed makeoverMeteorologists are throwing new technology at the problem of weather forecasting to provide faster and more precise predictions of the coming weather. 
- 			 Climate ClimateOnshore hurricanes in a slumpNo major hurricanes have made landfall in the United States for over nine years. That’s a rare occurrence, new research shows. 
- 			 Environment EnvironmentLow levels of lead linked to lower test scores in childrenA large study in grade-school children finds that even low blood levels of lead may be associated with poor school performance. By Beth Mole
- 			 Planetary Science Planetary ScienceThe moon is about as old as we thought it wasMeteorite heat signatures pinpoint the age of the collision that created the moon — confirming many previous lunar age estimates.