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Greater Human Life Expectancy Linked To Greater Environmental Impact
A study by UC Davis discovered one of the primary reasons for the proliferation of invasive and endangered species. After investigating 15 likely suspects such as tourism, political stability, and water stress, researchers determined that human life expectancy was the major link to the decline of certain species and the rise of others.
Swarthmore College Phi Psi Fraternity Disciplined for Recruiting Flier Featuring Naked Women
Nobel Prize Winner In Literature Announced: Alice Munro, A Short Story Pioneer, Plans to Retire in June
Can a Mother's Depression During Pregnancy Really Affect Her Child's Mental Health in Adulthood?
Constant Exposure to Aircraft Noise Triggers Cardiovascular Diseases in Older People, Study
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Extreme Climate Change by 2047 Expected to Hit Tropics First and Hardest (SEE MAP)
Steve Spurrier Apologizes For Calling Out Jadaveon Clowney (VIDEO); South Carolina DE's Draft Stock Won't Be Affected... For Now
By Staff ReporterNew Smoke Alarm Incorporates Siri-Style Feature With Female Voice
By Staff ReporterFor College Professors: Credibility and Command Lead to Student Attentiveness; Getting too Personal is Harmful
By Russell WesterholmCheating Makes People Happy; 'We Were a Little Appalled'
By Staff ReporterNew Type of Impact Crater Seen on Mars' Surface; Scientists Explain Volcanic Origin
By Russell WesterholmLiving Near Airports Linked To Heart Disease
By Staff ReporterUSC Football Coaching Rumors: Impostors Call Tony Dungy and Jack Del Rio to Discuss Vacant Trojans Job; Pat Haden Responds
By Russell Westerholm"Chimpanzees of a Feather Sit Together": Friendships are Based on Homophily in Personality
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