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Dam reservoirs may be much bigger sources of carbon emissions than we thought By Philip Kiefer / Published May 14, 2021
More than 350 elephants died in Botswana, and we may finally know why By Kat Eschner / Published September 24, 2020
They tried to tame the Klamath River. They filled it with toxic algae instead. By Jeremy Deaton/Nexus Media / Published July 29, 2020
The weirdest things we learned this week: Deadly rainbows, face blindness, and mysterious pink snow By PopSci Staff / Published October 16, 2019
Giving legal rights to nature could reduce public health threats like toxic algae By Dana Zartner/The Conversation / Published September 16, 2019
An army of hungry little sea urchins could save Hawaiian reefs By Ula Chrobak / Published August 28, 2019
The weirdest things we learned this week: Feminist butter sculptures and America’s first favorite pastime By PopSci Staff / Published July 31, 2019
What you should know about Florida’s awful algae problem By Karl Havens/The Conversation / Published August 15, 2018
Some invasive species actually help their new habitats thrive By Mary Beth Griggs / Published July 17, 2017
Genetically modified algae could soon show up in food, fuel, and pharmaceuticals By Marlene Cimons / Published May 4, 2017