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Climate Change Could Be Accelerated By Carbon Loss In Soil
Increased levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere cause soil microbes to produce more carbon dioxide, accelerating climate change, according to a recent study.
Microbes And Dollar Bills: NYU Project Identifies Bacteria Living On Paper Currency
Mysterious 'Bio-Duck' Sound Revealed; Scientists Pinpoint Source on Antarctic Minke Whales
ISS Backup Computer Replaced: 2 NASA Astronauts Complete Spacewalk in Less Than an Hour
Picky Eaters Like The Saber Tooth Cat And American Lion More Prone To Extinction Than Less Discerning Cougar
Monkeys Can Estimate Numerical Values and Add, New Study Details Another Human Similarity
Asteroids Hit the Earth More Often Than We Know; Group Aims to Educate General Public
Texas Woman Loses 160 Pounds By First Focusing On Exercise, Than Diet
By Staff ReporterRadioactive Krypton the Key in Solving Ice Age Rhythm Shift, Scientists Only Need a Piece of 1.2-Million-Year-Old Ice
By Russell WesterholmNASA Global Selfie Project Celebrates Earth Day By Creating A World Map Of Selfies
By Staff ReporterNew AP/GfK Poll Finds Majority of Americans Lack Confidence in Big Bang Theory, Global Warming
By Russell WesterholmAsteroid Glass Study Could Open Doors in Studying Mars' Environmental History
By Russell WesterholmCartoonish-Looking Bowhead Whale Spotted In Cape Cod, A Thousand Miles From Its Usual Waters
By Staff Reporter9-Year-Old Mich. Boy Uncovers Ancient Mastodon Tooth in His Back Yard
By Russell WesterholmSpaceX Cargo Mission Complete: Dragon Spacecraft Arrives at ISS, Falcon 9 Rocket Lands Safely in Atlantic Ocean
By Russell Westerholm
