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Aquatic Invasive Species Transport Down In Minnesota, According To State Report, But Still Too High
The number of Minnesotan boaters transporting aquatic invasive species (AIS) declined from 31 percent to 20 percent since 2012, as measured by citations written.
Japan Loses in International Court, Will Face Ban on Whaling in Antarctica
Dead Fish In Illinois Ponds Caused By Ice And Snow
Endangered Florida Panther Carcass Found In State Preserve Believed To Be The Work Of Another Panther
IPCC Climate Change Report Released: Why Scientists Are Sounding the Alarm
Man Pleads Guilty To Looting Sea Turtle Nests In Florida
Southeastern Alaska Wolf Under Review For Protection By Fish And Wildlife Services
ESA's Comet Lander Releases First Image from Space, Sets Sight on Target
By Russell WesterholmUgandan Distance Runner Who Publicized Sex Scandal Left Off Half Marathon Team
By Staff Reporter'Designer Chromosome' in Yeast Could Have Major Impact on Biofuels, Medicine and More
By Russell WesterholmESA Preparing for ExoMars Rover Landing With Newly Created 'Mars Yard'
By Russell WesterholmJoanna Trollope Bequeaths Literary Archive to Oxford’s Bodleian Libraries
By Staff ReporterSmoking Bans May Reduce Premature Births, Asthma Attacks
By Jaleesa BaulkmanBeer-Marinated Steak Kills Potential Cancer-Causing Chemicals, All The More Reason To Grill Arrachera Meat This Summer
By Staff ReporterJoe Biden Was Inspiration for New Dwarf Planet 2012 VP 113, But the Name Probably Won't Stick
By Russell Westerholm
