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Death by Rubber

Death by Rubber

Global amphibian declines have scientists and volunteers scrambling to preserve backyard biodiversity.

By Lindsey Konkel | Posted May 22, 2009

Greening Brain Waves

Greening Brain Waves

A new brain imaging tool may show us how our brains work.

By Robert Goodier | Posted May 20, 2009

Getting the Jump on an Ancient Killer

Getting the Jump on an Ancient Killer

Studying the early stages of tuberculosis infection could help scientists figure out new ways to tackle the disease.

By Rachael Rettner | Posted May 18, 2009

Electric Shock

Electric Shock

Vehicles could get a boost in gas mileage from GenShock, a shock absorber developed by students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

By Carina Storrs | Posted May 16, 2009

Fishing in the Big City

Fishing in the Big City

Is your catch safe to eat?

By Brett Israel | Posted May 13, 2009

Flu Sausage

Flu Sausage

Pigs cough up a mish-mashed flu virus, something scientists saw coming for years.

By Robert Goodier | Posted May 11, 2009

Stopping the Burning Season

Stopping the Burning Season

Can carbon trading save Indonesia’s forests?

By Brett Israel | Posted May 8, 2009

Assessing the Malaria Threat

Assessing the Malaria Threat

Could increasing global temperatures cause this tropical disease to spread?

By Rachael Rettner | Posted May 5, 2009

Safety City, New York

Safety City, New York

The New York City Department of Transportation offers school kids from neighborhoods with high rates of traffic accidents a crash course in navigating sidewalks, crosswalks and seat belts.

By Carina Storrs | Posted May 1, 2009

Hot Cities: The Urban Heat Island Effect

Hot Cities: The Urban Heat Island Effect

A Columbia University researcher discusses the urban heat island effect and the university’s green roof research station.

By Rachael Rettner | Posted April 26, 2009

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