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Yes, I’m supposed to do sciencey things, but since it’s the weekend, I’m going to join the pack and talk

UConn Claims Resveratrol Researcher Falsified Work

The already shaky case for the anti-aging powers of resveratrol, a substance in red wine, is looking a little shakier.

Scientists Turn Focus To Ozone, Soot, To Fix Climate

Politically, climate change is off this year’s campaign agenda. It’s jobs, the economy and social issues that are front and

EPA Creates Website To ID Biggest Emitters Of Greenhouse Gases

Ever wondered who the big greenhouse-gas emitters are in your neck of the woods? The answer is now just a

Why Overpriced Japanese Sushi Is Bad For Bluefin Stocks

Each January, the first bluefin tuna auction at Toyko’s Tsukiji fish market commands some of the highest prices of the

Middle-Aged Brains Are Already Past Their Prime

You may want to read this twice if you’re older than 45. In fact, you may have to. That’s because

Monkey Experiments Boost Hope For Human AIDS Vaccine

Researchers trudging down the long and twisted path toward an AIDS vaccine are encouraged by new studies that show an

Zoo Crafts Love Nest To Save Ozark’s Salamanders

It’s flat. It’s slimy. And it hides under rocks on the river bottom. It’s the Ozark hellbender, and at up

Man-Made Quakes? Blame Fracking And Drilling

Small earthquakes in Ohio and Arkansas associated with hydraulic fracturing for gas have taken many people by surprise. Gas industry

Flying Robots Build A Tower Near Paris

Uh Oh. Construction workers please note: Somebody just built a 20-foot tower using flying robots. No people involved. The demo

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