Academics
Study Shows Wind Turbines Killed 600,000 Bats Last Year
More than 600,000 bats were killed by wind energy turbines in 2012, a serious blow to creatures who pollinate crops and help control flying insects, according to a new study from the University of Colorado Denver.
No Clean Getaways: Vegetarian Fights Meat-Eater To Death In 'Montana Dueling Dinosaurs' Fossil
Researchers Determine World's Oldest Animal to Be a 500-Year-Old Clam, But Kill It in the Process
David Tepper Donates $67 M to Carnegie Mellon
Scientists Develop Model to Predict the Growth and Behaviour of Wildfires
Universities Failing to Recruit Students from Poorer Families, Report
Household Bleach Could Prevent Skin Damage in Humans, Stanford Study
How Excessive Intake Of 'Good' Nutrients Can Affect The Body
By Staff ReporterNASA to Study Mars' Atmosphere With MAVEN Spacecraft Set to Launch Monday
By Russell WesterholmCancer Doctor Burzynski Under Investigation Again For Alternative Drugs
By Staff ReporterRutgers Jewish Studies Professor Opening Theology Course on Bruce Springsteen's Lyrics
By Russell WesterholmQuantum Memory World Record Obliterated; Are Ultrafast Computers On Their Way to the Market?
By Russell WesterholmGoogle Earth Used To Create Comprehensive Model To Track Global Deforestation
By Staff ReporterRev. Malachi Van Tassell Named the New President of St. Francis University
By Staff ReporterOne in Seven Students Has Dabbled in “Smart” Drugs
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