Paleontologists Unveil Shovel-Billed Dinosaur
A new hadrosaur from Texas has a striking, shovel-shaped mouth
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We Could Be Witnessing the Death of a Tectonic Plate
A gaping hole in the Juan de Fuca plate could explain why central Oregon has volcanoes
These Plants Can Replace Meat--but Will Doing So Help the Environment?
Moving away from meat would reduce fertilizer use, cropland and carbon dioxide emissions. Yet it alone will not save the planet
To Halt Warming and Ensure Food Supplies, Land-Use Practices Must Change
A much-anticipated U.N. report explores the links and feedbacks between climate change and Earth’s land surface
Ghostpartum: Why Many Women Don't Get the Sexual Health Care They Need
The many factors that impact a woman’s ability and desire to have intercourse after giving birth are rarely addressed during a standard postpartum visit
How Does Wind Energy Work?
How do wind turbines convert wind into electricity? And can living near one really affect your health? Everyday Einstein explains
The Death of Social Reciprocity in the Era of Digital Distraction
Honor your right to disconnect and focus on strengthening real relationships
Does Birth Order Affect Personality?
Researchers examine the old adage that birth order plays a significant role in shaping who we are
Tardigrades Were Already on the Moon
It may not be smart to add more, but nature probably beat us to it anyway
Real Laughs Motivate More Guffaws
Honest, involuntary laughter cued people to laugh more at some really bad jokes than they did when hearing forced laughter.
