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By Oct 3, 2019
Environment

South America’s second-largest forest is burning, just like the Amazon

With the beef and charcoal industries on the rise, the future of the Chaco and its indigenous residents is looking...
By Jan 12, 2019
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Why these animals (and one baby) are incredibly jacked

Nothing like a genetic mutation to make you look like a bodybuilder.
By May 11, 2016
Animals

Gene Editing Makes Cows Without Horns

With no apparent negative effects
By May 7, 2015
Animals

Transgenic Cows Might Help Struggling Farmers In Africa

A baboon gene could give cattle a fighting chance against a deadly disease
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Animals

Antibiotics Go Airborne Near Big Cattle Yards

The smell isn't the only reason not to stand downwind
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How To Make A More Environmentally Friendly Cow

A new search for ways to reduce the methane cattle produce.
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Stop Shooting Wolves, You Maniacs

Wyoming's anti-scientific laws have allowed the most famous wolf in Yellowstone to be shot. Shooting wolves isn't only senseless--it actively...
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Rinderpest, the Cattle-Killing Plague, to Become the Second Officially-Eradicated Scourge

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Get on the Beef Train: Amtrak Unveils First Biodiesel Commuter Train, Powered By Animal By-Products

The so-called green train is slated to run as a one-year experiment. Just how viable is it?