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By Mar 6, 2020
Environment

The melting Arctic gives scientists valuable access to long-dead viruses

Climate change is unlocking a vault of biological mysteries that may help us keep some of the deadliest diseases at...
By Feb 14, 2020
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These images show some of the coolest designs to keep floodwaters at bay

“Instead of working against nature, we’ve begun to work with it.”
By Jan 20, 2020
Environment

California’s trees could shift as global warming forces birds to move out

Song surveys show that species key to spreading seeds are shuffling up and down the mountain.
By Dec 10, 2019
Environment

Scientists have found an unlikely ally in the fight to save coral reefs

Sound recordings that lure in fish could be critical for reviving reefs besieged by supercharged storms and heat waves.
By Jul 18, 2019
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Island trees can’t run from climate change

“If these species are left to fend for themselves, climate change will eventually drive them extinct.”
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This cheap smartphone sensor could help you tell if old food is safe to eat

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