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By Joshua Conrad Jackson, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Michele Gelfand, University of MarylandTwo trends have defined the past decade…

When the 2020 census gets underway in April, it won’t be with the traditional questionnaires in the mail. Instead, for the first time, most households…

For years, the advice has been the same – for a healthy heart, eat less red meat. And then, two weeks ago, an international panel of scientists released a…

For years, the advice has been the same – for a healthy heart, eat less red meat. And then, two weeks ago, an international panel of scientists released a…

"We really think that carbon isn't necessarily a bad thing; it's just in the wrong place. In our atmosphere, it causes these impacts that are really…

A carbon-neutral world by 2050: that’s what climate scientists have said is necessary to avert the worst impacts of climate change. That, of course, means…

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We like to think we’re in charge of our health, but it increasingly looks like the ones really running the show are the microbes in, on, and around us -…

With 2012 drawing to a close, we’ve taken a look back at some of the big moments in science this year. Joining me on this walk down memory lane were Susan…

Aquariums are the topic on the second of two shows looking at ocean education outside the classroom.Millions of Americans visit an aquarium each year. In…