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In Europe and North America, lakes are warming, which is bad news for water quality and fish
Limiting pollution in China's richer provinces has shifted polluting facilities to less prosperous areas with fewer rules
A national air sampling system tasked with picking up terrorist biological attacks faces scrutiny
The southern half of the U.S. has been rapidly depleting its groundwater over the last decade, according to new scientific research
The discovery of element 117 filled the last remaining gap in the periodic table as we know it. But even as it is being completed, the table may be losing its power
To control greenhouse gases the Chinese government is experimenting with pilot programs in seven cities and regions that use markets
Meet Nadja Bertleff, one of the promising young chemists attending the 2013 Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting
It's a wonderful way to share the beauty and wonder of the natural world with others, but not if landscapes are trampled and wildlife is frightened
Meet Vijay Chudasama, one of the promising young chemists attending the 2013 Lindau Nobel Laureate meeting
A recent report found that the BP spill is still having a serious negative effect on the ecology of the Gulf of Mexico and its wildlife populations
Scientists artificially age insects in a bid to learn how their colors evolved
An injured rat helps us understand the struggle between empathy and disgust
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