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As more people opt for fewer car trips, carpooling, and public transportation, environmentalists point out that high fuel prices are also leading to reduced carbon emissions.
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From gourds to politics: Lu Banglie uses the legal system to protect farmers' rights.
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New style of 3-D sensors lets ships avoid hidden obstacles.
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Congress hits shark âfinning' practice; fleet subsidies cut would be âhistoric'; whales don't compete with humans for fish, studies show.
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Many botanical sprays tested were nearly worthless, but two new alternatives seem promising.
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Virtual college campuses host international student exchanges.
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Large land sale throws ecosystem-restoration plans cheerfully upside down.
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Buildings can trap pollution-laden silt and mold, say scientists who studied New Orleans homes.
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Elephant-dung pages dispose of a massive waste problem profitably.
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A fresh idea brings healthy food to low-income neighborhoods.
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Some general guidelines, tips, and resources for supporting good fishing practices.
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Scientists recognize that species cannot be managed in isolation; management must be based ecosystem-wide â including earth and sky.
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Studies of forests and deserts yield new insight into how much carbon dioxide those areas can absorb.
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To raise cash, some science and environmental groups will let donors name species for a fee.
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Ebbing water, good weather brighten outlook in Midwest, but numerous obstacles remain.
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Farm runoff creates âdead zones' offshore, but no national authority is tasked to address them.
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Click for marriage advice â but is it a valid option?
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High gas prices may soften the opposition of some states to offshore drilling.
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The Midwest's patchwork of levees wasn't adequately monitored or maintained.
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A new autonomous robot can cruise underwater for seven months on a single battery charge.
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Four useful military inventions are hitting the civilian market.
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When you tip the balance, a cascade of other changes may occur.
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The team from Santa Monica High School â a band of savants in the land of surfers â went through a grueling yearlong quiz class.
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Campaigns reach into the online cookie jar â for better or worse
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The Bering Sea is no longer âwild and free.' Who's left out?
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