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Salt marshes keep score on humanity’s plastic problem

Microplastics have been piling up in many areas since the 1950s.
By Jun 9, 2021
Science

Frozen Siberian microbes just woke up from a 24,000-year nap—and immediately got busy

The microscopic organisms wasted no time cloning themselves.
By Jun 7, 2021
Science

Lakes around the world are losing oxygen

The oxygen levels declined at rates much faster than in oceans.
By Jun 2, 2021
Health

Cities have unique microbiomes which could be key to keeping us healthy

Researchers swabbed city buses and subways and found DNA from viruses and bacteria that had never been classified before.
By May 27, 2021
Environment

Can we untangle ecology from its baked-in colonial biases?

Colonial legacies within science are difficult to untangle, but the work is crucial.
By May 21, 2021
Health

There are more immunocompromised Americans than we think, and that’s a problem with COVID-19 vaccines

People with compromised immune systems are potentially at-risk for a serious case of COVID-19.
By May 19, 2021
Animals

Jumping spiders have a mysterious nighttime habit

The reason why is still unknown.
By May 14, 2021
Environment

Roads and highways disrupt bee pollination

The world's network of road and highways may be harming insects and the plants they pollinate.
By May 12, 2021
Environment

Trees need wind to reproduce. Climate change is messing that up.

Wind plays a key role in trees livelihood.
By May 11, 2021
Health

Ancient dental plaque shows humans have always loved carbs

The plaque on your teeth holds a record of the bacteria living in your mouth.