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- Urban Impacts on Phosphorus in Streams
- Biodiversity Key to Earth's Life-Support Functions in a Changing World
Posted August 10, 2011:
- Telephone Trumps Social Media When Communicating With Teens About Research
- Service as Performance: How Do Class Differences Affect Hospitality Interactions?
Posted August 9, 2011:
- Waging War on Invasive Plant Species: Effects of Invasives Persist Even After Removal
- To Avoid Carbon Debt, Conservation Reserve Program Beats Fields of Corn, Soybeans
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- Rising Carbon Dioxide Could Reverse Drying Effects of Higher Temperatures on Rangelands
- Scientists Find Way to Identify Synthetic Biofuels in Atmosphere
Posted August 1, 2011:
- Smoke-Free Laws Don't Impact Rural or Urban Economies
- Indoor Air Cleaners Ease Asthma Symptoms in Children Living With Smokers, Study Suggests
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- Speed Cameras in Urban Areas Save Millions in Cash, Analysis Finds
- Farmers More Likely to Be Green If They Talk to Their Neighbors
- U.S. Families Shifting from Private to Public Health Insurance for Children, Study Finds
Posted July 26, 2011:
- Reforestation's Cooling Influence Is a Result of Farmers' Past Choices
- Coho Salmon at Risk in U.S. Urbanizing Watersheds
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- As Agricultural Riches Waylay Pollinators, an Endangered Tree Suffers
- Fingerprinting Fugitive Dust: Tracking Soil Microbes Back to Their Source
Posted July 20, 2011:
- Mother Knows Best for Urban Fox Families
- 80 Percent of World Climate Data Are Not Computerized and Readily Available
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- Higher Prevalence of Pressure Ulcers Among Black High-Risk Nursing Home Residents Is Related to Site of Care, Study Finds
- When It Comes to Population Growth, Houston Is No. 1
Posted July 11, 2011:
- Plants in Cities Are an Underestimated Carbon Store
- 'Resilience' of U.S. Metros Measured by Online Index Developed by Researchers
- Lack of Sick Leave Creates Tough Choices for Rural Workers
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- Predicting Locations for Deer Vs. Car Collisions
- Fire Brings Communities Together and Increases Trust in Government
- Sound Localization at Cocktail Parties Is Easier for Men
- Tranquillity Formula Could Increase Health Benefits of Visiting Urban and Country Parks
Posted June 27, 2011:
- Landsat Satellite Images Reveal Extent of Historic North Dakota Flooding
- City Dwellers Produce as Much Carbon Dioxide as Countryside People Do, Finnish Study Finds
Posted June 23, 2011:
- Dairy Manure Goes Urban: Organic Compost Improves Soil, Enhances Ornamental Plants in Residential Landscapes
- Community Health Worker Interventions Improve Rates of US Mammography Screening
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