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Why California Almonds Need North Dakota Flowers (And A Few Billion Bees)

This is one of those stories that reminds us that everything really is connected to everything else. Here’s the web

Why The Best Chocolate Is The One You Eat Last

It’s predictable, and hokey, to bring up chocolate and romance in one Valentine’s Day post, but hang on — this

Is That A Starfish On My Face?

The problem is we don’t see the problem. Because coral reefs sit below the water line, when they start to

Virtual Penguins A Prescription For Pain?

For troops injured in Iraq and Afghanistan, the deepest physical pain often comes much later — weeks, or even months,

Battling The Bottle: Students And Industry Face Off Over Water

Bottled water is trickling away from college campuses nationwide, thanks to the efforts of student activists and the non-profit groups

Deconstructing Dengue: How Old Is That Mosquito?

Scientists can spend years working on problems that at first may seem esoteric and rather pointless. For example, there’s a

Discovering The Mysteries Of Rice Krispyhenge

Brock Davis plays with food, but not like the rest of us. He’s a graphic designer based in Minneapolis, and

How My Voice Went Silent

There’s an old joke around newsrooms: News is something that happens to your editor. If you’ll pardon the self-indulgence, I’m

When Flu Pandemics Hit, Closing Schools Can Slow Spread

Everyone knows that when your kids get the flu, they stay home from school. But what does it take to

Time Travel And Photos Of Earth’s ‘Oldest’ Animals

Photographer Piotr Naskrecki presented a hypothetical: “If someone said, ‘We have a dinosaur in Central Africa!’ — would you consider

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