
Diseases Explode after Extreme Flooding and Other Climate Disasters
Devastating floods in Pakistan are driving the spread of disease—and climate change is making such events more common
Devastating floods in Pakistan are driving the spread of disease—and climate change is making such events more common
The island country has a long history of unique efforts to battle nonnative flora and fauna
The island country has a long history of unique efforts to battle nonnative animals
A new analysis of an ancient specimen helps to flesh out the marine predators’ evolution
An engineer measured the jumping height and jumps per minute of several mammals before finding the ideal model for a robot that can better maneuver through disaster zones
A clinic has set up a new self-service, walk-in model that lessens patient embarrassment
Martin Rees, astrophysicist and founding member of the Center for the Study of Existential Risk, talks differentiating sci-fi from real doomsday possibilities
Catharine Conley’s job is to watch out for cross-contamination in the solar system
Primordial gases confirm the cause of the East African Rift
And a new diabetes drug targets those sweet receptors
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