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- Scientific American Volume 311, Issue 5More Science
Readers Respond to "The Myth of Income Inequality"
Letters to the editor from the July 2014 issue of Scientific American - Scientific American Volume 311, Issue 5More Science
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- 60-Second EarthEnergy & Sustainability
Bottling the Sun's Power on Earth
A breakthrough in fusion could solve the world's energy problems, but remains improbable. David Biello reports. - Scientific American Volume 311, Issue 5Mind & Brain
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Like Valium and Oxycontin, without the Side Effects [Video]
Whether it be mental calm or analgesia, neuroscientists have discovered a range of possible health benefits from meditation - NewsHealth
How Did Nigeria Quash Its Ebola Outbreak So Quickly?
What we can learn from the boot leather, organization and quick response times that stopped Ebola from spreading in this African nation - NewsSpace
The Best Seat in the House for Sunday’s Comet Flyby Is Mars
Scientists and satellites gear up for a comet’s spectacular chance encounter with Mars - NewsSpace
The Best Seat in the House for Sunday’s Comet Flyby Is Mars
Scientists and satellites gear up for a comet’s spectacular chance encounter with Mars
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Plant Thorns Increase When Defense Needed
In areas with few herbivores, acacia plants don't bother to churn out many of the off-putting thorns. Cynthia Graber reports.
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Physicists See Potential Dark Matter from the Sun
X-ray data hinting at axion particles draw interest and cautionary warnings - NewsHealth
Nurses’ Unions Call for Better Ebola Support from CDC
Two of the nation’s largest nursing unions blast the CDC’s handling of U.S. Ebola cases and ask for more resources and hands-on training - Scientific American Mind Volume 25, Issue 6Mind & Brain
Yes, You Can Become Addicted to Tanning
UV light may trigger the same reward pathway in the brain as drugs such as heroin - Scientific American Volume 311, Issue 5More Science
Book Review: Ancillary Sword
- The ConversationEnergy & Sustainability
Climate Uncertainty No Excuse for Inaction
Uncertain risk should be an impetus to take action rather than a reason for complacency - ClimatewireEnergy & Sustainability
Cutting Global Warming Pollution Just Business as Usual at Some Major Companies
A new ranking lists top corporate efforts to combat climate change - ReutersMore Science
Japan's Volcanoes Made More Jittery by 2011 Quake
Japan's massive 2011 earthquake may trigger more, and larger, volcanic eruptions over the next few decades, perhaps even that of Mount Fuji - but predicting them remains close to impossible, a volcano expert said on Friday. - ReutersMore Science
Hurricane Gonzalo on Track to Hit Bermuda
Hurricane Gonzalo is set to hit the island of Bermuda on Friday, one of the strongest storms ever to threaten the Atlantic island, forecasters said. - ReutersEnergy & Sustainability
Wind Power Blows Away Coal and Gas in Nordic Countries
Wind power is blowing gas and coal-fired turbines out of business in the Nordic countries, and the effects will be felt across the Baltic region as the renewable glut erodes utility margins for thermal power stations. - 60-Second ScienceMore Science
Lemur Latrine Trees Serve as Community Bulletin Boards
Primatologists spent almost 1,100 hours watching lemurs do their business on their designated tree and concluded that urine and glandular secretions serve as posted messages. Steve Mirsky reports
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Track Cosmic Rays with Smartphone App
Take part in a citizen-science project by helping researchers track high-energy cosmic rays via a network of smartphone users. Clara Moskowitz reports
- NatureEnergy & Sustainability
U.S. Dust Bowl Conditions Not Rivaled in 1,000 Years
Atmospheric conditions and human actions combined to drive the 1930s megadrought
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