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Sophisticated Mayan Water Management System Revealed
By the Editor on July 17, 2012
Scientists have identified the largest ancient Mayan dam, constructed from stone and holding back around 20 million gallons of...
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From Higgs to Humanity: Discoveries for the Common Good
By the Editor on July 16, 2012
Big scientific discoveries, such as the God particle, can have great Earthly potential that must be shared by the...
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The Poverty of Moral Toughness
By the Editor on July 12, 2012
In his most recent column in The New York Times, David Brooks laments the results of a study led...
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Rising Acidity Brings an Ocean of Trouble
By the Editor on July 12, 2012
The burning of fossil fuels emits some 35 billion metric tons of CO2 into the atmosphere every year. That...
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The Spreading Scourge of Corporate Corruption
By the Editor on July 11, 2012
The misconduct of the financial industry no longer surprises most Americans. Only about one in five has much trust...
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Four Keys to Successful Family Planning
By the Editor on July 10, 2012
Making progress on family planning will require not only principles and commitments, but successful implementation, which must include four...
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Dead Coral Reefs Can Come Back to Life
By the Editor on July 6, 2012
Coral reefs may be able to recover from disaster, according to a study that provides a bit of reassurance...
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Has the U.S. Reached “Peak Car”?
By the Editor on July 6, 2012
Traffic is easing as more Americans are deciding to drive less, sell their cars or not buy one at...
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Rights to Resources
By the Editor on July 6, 2012
Two safeguards for communities’ rights to resources can help implement the Nagoya Protocol, argues biodiversity specialist Krystyna Swiderska. As...
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Has Higher Education Become an Engine of Inequality?
By the Editor on July 5, 2012
Inequality is growing in the United States, and social mobility is slowing. A study by the Pew Charitable Trusts...
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