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Farming Needs ‘Climate-Smart’ Change
By the Editor on March 28, 2012
Major changes are needed in agriculture and food consumption around the world if future generations are to be adequately...
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New Plastic Mimics Skin’s Ability to Bleed, Heal
By the Editor on March 27, 2012
The next time you get a new smartphone or laptop and accidentally drop it, instead of getting permanent cracks...
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Population Explosion Adds to Planet’s Pressure Cooker
By the Editor on March 27, 2012
The world’s surging population is a big driver of environmental woes but the issue is complex and solutions are...
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U.S. Inches Toward Goal of Energy Independence
By the Editor on March 23, 2012
Increasing production and declining consumption of oil and gas have unexpectedly brought the United States markedly closer to a...
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MIT: U.S. Has Plenty of Room for Carbon Storage
By the Editor on March 22, 2012
While plenty of question marks still hang over the prospect of carbon capture and storage, MIT believes it’s ruled...
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Sea-Level Rise Will Cost $2 Trillion
By the Editor on March 21, 2012
As the seas rise, so will the costs associated with them. The impact of climate change on oceans alone...
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Illegal Logging May Be Worth Billions
By the Editor on March 21, 2012
Illegal logging generates $10-15 billion around the world, according to new analysis from the World Bank. Its report, Justice...
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Better Hydrogen Storage Process Unveiled
By the Editor on March 20, 2012
The dream of using hydrogen gas as a clean fuel, on a large scale, just got a little bit...
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Can High-Power Ultrasound Protect Produce From Pathogens?
By the Editor on March 19, 2012
A litany of food scares--and rules for organic produce--have pushed the industry to seek new solutions for food safety.
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If Cutting Carbon Emissions Isn’t Working, What’s Next?
By the Editor on March 13, 2012
What if it is too late to save the climate by cutting greenhouse gas emissions? What if the amount...
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