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City College of New York researchers keep watch on the world without ever leaving Harlem.

By Molly Webster | Posted December 21, 2006

One physicist’s view on what we need to do.

By Jeremy Hsu | Posted December 11, 2006

In his new book Michael Pollan explores the origins of the American meal.

By Alison Snyder | Posted November 20, 2006

An innovative project uses solar power to empower the poor.

By Jeremy Hsu | Posted November 9, 2006

The Monarch butterfly may be the next victim of a warming world.

By Kristin Elise Phillips | Posted October 23, 2006

Dust and other small particles in the atmosphere may be altering monsoon rain patterns.

By Andrea Thompson | Posted October 6, 2006

A Hell of a time for those left behind.

By Jeremy Hsu | Posted October 4, 2006

Global Warming may shift wine production to the East Coast.

By Sabina Borza | Posted October 2, 2006

Nanotechnology could ease the world’s water woes.

By Susan Cosier | Posted September 22, 2006

A widespread farming practice is adding arsenic to the food chain.

By Melinda Wenner | Posted September 20, 2006

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The Truth About Fan Death
Could this South Korean urban legend be real?
Science News for the Week of 6.21.10
Engineered lungs, how touch influences thought, and behind the scenes of AMNH
Science News for the Week of 6.14.10
The largest dino graveyard, the oldest leather shoe, and the latest victims of the oil spill
Science News for the Week of 6.7.10
The first solar sail, phony wildlife photography, and the battle between the Internet and our brains
On the Importance of Inflation in Infographics
Adjust for inflation, even for relatively recent figures