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Droughts Could Abruptly Change Forests, Trigger Cascades Of Ecosystem Changes
Short-lived but severe climatic events, such as droughts, can trigger cascades of ecosystem change that last for centuries, according to a recent study.
New Caseid Fossil Sheds Light on Ancient Carnivore's Evolution into Plant-Eating Lifestyle
Mars Meteorites Reveal Key Difference Between Red Planet and Earth 4.6 Billion Years Ago
Sharks Not Quite The 'Living Fossil' Most Believe After Newly Discovered Specimen Reveals Evolutionary Changes
Cancer Drugs May Block Dementia-Linked Brain Inflammation
Drowning Deaths On The Decline In The U.S. According To CDC Report
The Harder The Food, The Fewer The Perceived Calories, According To New Study
Forest Fires And Droughts Threaten Amazon Rainforest
By Staff ReporterSean Combs to Deliver Commencement Speech at Howard
By Staff ReporterNASA's Cassini Spacecraft Spots Moon Forming Near Saturn's A Ring
By Russell WesterholmSalt-Reduction Efforts In UK Led To Decrease In Deaths From Stroke, Heart Disease
By Jaleesa BaulkmanAir Pollution in Asia is Causing Storms in the Pacific to Grow Bigger and Stronger, New Study Finds
By Russell WesterholmMontana T. Rex Arrives At Smithsonian, Where It Will Go On Display For 50 Years Beginning In 2019
By Staff ReporterSpaceX Delays ISS Resupply Mission Once Again; Spacewalk Set to Go Tuesday Regardless
By Russell WesterholmIPCC Report 2014: U.N. Climate Change Panel Urges Instant Action From World Leaders to Curb Global Warming
By Russell Westerholm
