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- Airborne Technology Helps Manage Elephants
- Ecology and Phylogenetics Together Offer New Views of Earth's Biodiversity
- Understanding the Biological and Ecological Implications of Safe Nanotechnology
Posted August 3, 2012:
- Crayfish Species Proves to Be the Ultimate Survivor
- Invasive Insects Cause Staggering Impact on Native Tree
- Bears, Scavengers Count on All-You-Can-Eat Salmon Buffet Lasting for Months
Posted August 2, 2012:
Posted August 1, 2012:
- Earth's Oceans and Other Ecosystems Still Absorbing About Half the Greenhouse Gases Emitted by People
- Tropical Climate in the Antarctic: Palm Trees Once Thrived on Today’s Icy Coasts 52 Million Years Ago
Posted July 31, 2012:
- Dams Impact Carbon Dynamics in U.S. Rivers
- Coral Reef Thriving in Sediment-Laden Waters
- Ecosystems Reveal Radiation Secrets: Transfer of Radioactive Compounds Is Not Straightforward
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Posted July 24, 2012:
- Tropical Plankton Invade Arctic Waters: Researchers See Natural Cycle, but Questions Arise on Climate Change
- Marine Microorganisms Hold the Key to Life on Earth
- Mangroves: A Filter for Heavy Metals
Posted July 23, 2012:
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Posted July 18, 2012:
- Scientists Develop New Carbon Accounting Method to Reduce Farmers' Use of Nitrogen Fertilizer
- Hidden Secrets in Norwegian Rainforests
Posted July 16, 2012:
Posted July 12, 2012:
- Tamarisk Biocontrol Efforts Get Evolutionary Boost
- Viruses May Be Causing Coral Bleaching and Decline Around the World
Posted July 11, 2012:
- Toward New Drugs for the Human and Non-Human Cells in People
- Hormone-Mimicking Chemicals Cause Inter-Species Mating: Bisphenol A Breaks Down Fish Species Barriers
Posted July 10, 2012:
- Cyberwarfare, Conservation and Disease Prevention Could Benefit from New Network Model
- Rising Carbon Dioxide in Atmosphere Also Speeds Carbon Loss from Forest Soils
- Outstanding for the Past 15 Million Years: Swiss Alps Have Influenced Europe’s Climate Since the Miocene
Posted July 9, 2012:
- Corals on Ocean-Side of Reef Are Most Susceptible to Recent Warming
- Sustainability of Rice Landscapes in South East Asia Threatened
Posted July 5, 2012:
- Natural Climate Shifts Drove Coral Reefs to a Total Ecosystem Collapse Lasting 2,500 Years
- Eddies, Not Sunlight, Spur Annual Phytoplankton Bloom in North Atlantic
- Nitrogen Pollution Changing Rocky Mountain National Park Vegetation
Posted July 3, 2012:
Posted July 2, 2012:
- Native Plant Restoration Not Enough to Maintain Tropical Dry Forests in Hawaii
- German Wind Farms Can Kill Bats from Near and Far, Research Suggests
Posted June 29, 2012:
- New Technique Could Reduce Number of Animals Needed to Test Chemical Safety
- Britain's Urban Rivers Bounce Back
Posted June 28, 2012:
- Native Species Fight Back: First Evidence of Coevolution Between Invasive, Native Species
- Saving the Baltic Sea: Geo-Engineering Efforts to Mix Oxygen Into the Deep Baltic Should Be Abandoned, Expert Says
- Dinosaurs Were Warm-Blooded Reptiles: Mammal Bone Study Sheds Light on Dinosaur Physiology
- Africa's Savannas May Become Forests by 2100, Study Suggests
Posted June 27, 2012:
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