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Read More »Sop Soil: Have the Recent Record Floods Compromised the Safety of Organic Farm Produce?
Dear EarthTalk : What will be the effect of all the flooding along the Mississippi River for organic farmers, given all the pollutants in the water? When they recover, can they still certify their products as organic? --Michael O’Loughlin, Tigard, Ore.
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Imagine hanging out with some of the world’s kookiest critters in the jungle’s tallest trees, building a robot that does stand-up comedy, inventing a device that propels you into the air like Batman, or traveling back in a DNA time machine to study ancient animals! Meet the scientists who make it possible.
Read More »Problems Without Passports: Scientific Research Diving at USC Dornsife–Preserving Biodiversity
For thousands of years people on Palau have used sustainable methods of fishing and preservation. The virtually untouched, biodiverse reefs and pelagic marine animals are a testament to these practices.
Read More »New MRSA Strain Found In Dairy Cattle and Humans
A new form of drug-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) has been found in dairy cows and humans in the U.K.
Read More »The Smallest Hitchhikers
We know that at the heart of at least two ocean basins--the North Pacific and the North Atlantic--tiny plastic fragments the size of confetti or smaller are accumulating on the sea surface by the tens of thousands, the remnants of discarded grocery bags, cups, bottles and other waste. Last year a group of researchers publishing in the journal Science reported a mystery: during a 22-year survey of plastic accumulation in the western North Atlantic, the scientists saw no increase in the amount of plastic, despite a surge in annual global plastic production from about 75 million to 245 million metric tons over the same period. Where was it going
Read More »Facts about Europe’s E. coli outbreak
Dr. Jennifer Ashton answers questions about the bacterial strain that has now spread to 11 countries
Read More »4 in U.S. sickened by German E. coli outbreak
Americans returning from Europe hospitalized from food poisoning that has killed 18, sickened more than 1,800 others
Read More »Math Learning Disability As Common As Dyslexia
The quadratic equation may have instilled horror in many of us. But for some five to seven percent of the population even basic math--like the concept of the numbers five and seven--causes anxiety. You may never have heard of the disorder called dyscalculia, yet it’s as common as dyslexia, according to research in the journal Science .
Read More »PGT: Wheatcroft shoots 60 in Nationwide event
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Read More »Wheatcroft shoots 11-under 60 Nationwide event
Steve Wheatcoft birdied the final five hole for an 11-under 60 on Friday in the Nationwide Tour's Melwood Prince George's County Open, missing a chance for a 59 when his 22-foot eagle putt from the fringe on No. 18 curled right and settled about 15 inches from the hole
Read More »PGT: Tiger still highest paid athlete despite skid
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Read More »Stricker aces Memorial, takes lead
PGT: Steve Stricker had a hole-in-one on his 17th hole Friday in the Memorial to break out of a big pack and build a three-shot lead going into the weekend.
Read More »Brooks leads by 2 in Champions Tour event
Mark Brooks came within one putt 10 years ago of retiring from competitive golf.
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