The Race to Save Colombia’s Uncontacted Tribes from Outsiders
As anthropologists debate how best to protect uncontacted tribes, indigenous groups in Colombia are working to shield their isolated neighbors from the march of modernity
As anthropologists debate how best to protect uncontacted tribes, indigenous groups in Colombia are working to shield their isolated neighbors from the march of modernity
Research shows that 60 percent of American teachers avoid or skimp on teaching evolution. A growing movement is trying to change that
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10 innovations that are radical enough to alter our lives
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The surprising accident at Fukushima puts the spotlight on a new generation of U.S. nuclear reactors. Are they safe enough?
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