* Temporary shortages of water and food * Evacuation of area near damaged nuclear reactors [More]
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Crude oil. It’s really a stew of various hydrocarbons. And when the oil started spewing into the Gulf of Mexico last year, some stew ingredients were able to take to the air--in two distinct groupings.
Read More »The Complex Origins of Food Safety RulesYes, You Are Overcooking Your Food
Editor's note: The following is an edited excerpt from a chapter in Modernist Cuisine: The Art and Science of Cooking (The Cooking Lab, 2011), a six-volume set consisting of 2,348 pages of text and photography. Scientific research on foodborne pathogens provides the foundation for all food safety rules.
Read More »Right-Handers Tend Prefer The Right Side
Here's a test. It's an odd question…but do you tend to prefer the right side or the left side of anything?
Read More »Nuclear Experts Explain Worst-Case Scenario at Fukushima Power Plant
First came the earthquake , centered just off the east coast of Japan, near Honshu. The horror of the tsunami quickly followed
Read More »Japan tsunami grazes Americas but impact light
* Waves brush U.S., Mexico after thousands evacuated * Floods in parts of Latin America, little major damage [More]
Read More »Failure of Imagination Can Be Deadly: Fukushima is a Warning
The extent of the damage at Japan’s Fukushima nuclear facility is still unknown, but comparisons to Chernobyl were inevitable as soon as fuel rods became exposed and an explosion rocked the site .
Read More »Beware the fear of Nuclear….FEAR!
It is frightening to watch what’s going on with Japan’s nuclear plant at Fukushima. It is also worrying to watch the fear racing around the world as a result of those events, fear that in some cases is far in excess of what’s going on, or even the worst case scenarios of what might happen
Read More »The essential lesson from the Japan earthquake for the U.S.
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Read More »Q&A-Dangers posed by Japan’s quake-hit atom plant
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Read More »Health risk from Japan reactor seems quite low-WHO
GENEVA, March 12 (Reuters) - The World Health Organisation(WHO) said on Saturday that the public health risk from Japan's [More]
Read More »Japan radiation leak evokes U.S. Three Mile Island
* Radiation echoes Three Mile Island, but no meltdown yet * Stricken reactor dates from 1970s, newer models "safer" [More]
Read More »Wind blows south-to-north at quake-hit Japan nuclear plant
TOKYO, March 12 (Reuters) - The wind at a nuclear plant inJapan that is leaking radiation is blowing from the south, which [More]
Read More »Radiation leaking from Japan’s quake-hit nuclear plant
* Report that nuclear building's outer structure blown off * Gov't says radiation level low, major leakage not expected [More]
Read More »A mother 35 times: elderly albatross is still laying eggs
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