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Tuesday, October 9,2012
It's the Year of the Bat
It's easy to get excited about saving the pandas or the polar bears or the prairie dogs or anything else you could conceivably cuddle with. They're cute.
Monday, October 8,2012
Scientist cleared in reports of polar bear drowning
Wildlife researcher Charles Monnett wasn't kidding or making it up, an investigation has found: Polar bears really did appear to be drowning in the Arctic for lack of ice, as he reported.
Monday, October 8,2012
Black future: Why American oil isn't entering a new Golden Age
The future of oil drilling is shifting quickly from the Middle East to North America. Right? Right??
Friday, October 5,2012
Yes, your cell phone contains toxins
It doesn't matter how clean and futuristic the design is. Every single cell phone in a recent study was found to contain toxic chemicals.
Tuesday, October 2,2012
Winter storms will now have names, Weather Channel announces
It's simple marketing strategy, really: If you want something to catch on and be talked about, give it a memorable name. A brand.
Tuesday, October 2,2012
As gov., Romney flip-flopped on addressing climate change
Flip-flopping isn't a new accusation on the campaign trail, but Mitt the governor started switching positions years before he was ever running.
Monday, October 1,2012
Support dropping for fracking regulations
A 10 percent drop in the polls would be a killer for a presidential candidate. In fact, the reality may be much more drastic.
Wednesday, September 26,2012
The end of fall foliage: Why leaves' colors are fading
The much-beloved colors of fall — the golds, reds, oranges and even browns of leaves in autumn — might not last forever.
Tuesday, September 25,2012
Greenback cutthroat trout nearly completely extinct
Colorado state fish survives in just one stream
No, bud, you didn't catch a greenback. We're sorry.
Monday, September 24,2012
Universities need to turn their attention to fracking
Something is missing from the debate on fracking, according to Cornell University professors David Skorton and Glenn Altschuler: academic voices.
