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Social justice storytelling helps librarians advocate for
patrons, themselves |
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Elevated CO2 levels cause mineral deficiency in plants
resulting in less nutritious crops |
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Three factors that might explain why some snails survived the
end-Triassic mass extinction event |
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Spin transfer and distance-dependent spin coupling in linearly
assembled Ag-Cu nanoclusters |
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Carbon Emissions Could Make Crops Less Nutritious--And Lead to
Protein Deficiency, Study Finds |
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Talk of 'Christian nationalism' is getting a lot louder. But
what does the term really mean? |
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The origins of human society are more complex than we thought |
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NASA Armstrong develops tech to bring space launch to any
airport |
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Why some big corporations must split up to survive |
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The relationship between grassland biodiversity and
productivity under influence of multiple-resource addition |
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Scientists Warn Dangerous Monkeypox Variant Circulating in
Central Africa Could Fuel New Outbreaks |
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How population growth and climate change are connected |
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Political violence in America isn't going away anytime soon |
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Crowdsourced cell phone data could keep bridges safe and
strong |
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Survey highlights fragility of American democracy, stark
partisan divides |
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Novel single-crystal production method opens up promising
avenues for studies in solid-state physics |
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IceCube neutrinos give us first glimpse into the inner depths
of an active galaxy |
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Defect in cellular respiration renders sac fungi infertile |
| 19 |
Annual Arkansas Poll finds economy still top concern for
Arkansas voters |
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How NASA's Roman telescope will scan for show stopping
explosions |
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Novel nanowire fabrication technique paves way for next
generation spintronics |
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A new approach for high-throughput quantitative phase
microscopy |
| 23 |
Report says native fish overlooked as invaders in US waters |
| 24 |
Summer mechanical hedging to prune eight cider apple cultivars |
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Could coffee offer protection from catching COVID-19? |
| 26 |
Disconnection, not teens' screen time, is the problem |
| 27 |
Polarized X-rays reveal shape, orientation of extremely hot
matter around black hole |
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Sharp divide in state legislative abortion response during
first two months after Dobbs decision |
| 29 |
Oldest paleogenome from the African continent tells of the
extinction of the blue antelope |
| 30 |
Aggressively patriarchal worldview attracted Swedish women to
the Islamic State, study finds |
| 31 |
Psychology researchers publish book on innovation and
creativity |
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Research shows COVID-19 lockdown did not lead to quieter
offshore ocean |
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Companies often don't match climate talk and lobbying, study
says |
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Sunlight-absorbing organic compounds are produced on the wet
surfaces of atmospheric particles |
| 35 |
Island archaeology could be a model for space exploration |
| 36 |
New research on how cosmetics increase attractiveness in men |
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Researchers' revamped AI tool makes water dramatically safer
in refugee camps |
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Sustainability claims behind booming food technologies lack
evidence, study finds |
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In organizations, group dynamics influence individuals'
likelihood of blowing the whistle on wrongdoing |
| 40 |
Combining neutrons and X-ray imaging, scientists study
meteorites to explore how Earth acquired its water |
| 41 |
Exploring the use of biostimulants within the Georgia golf
industry |
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Why keeping it in the family can be good news when it comes to
CEOs |
| 43 |
The Complete Case for Canceling Daylight Saving Time
Clock-Shifting Forever |
| 44 |
Global warming in the Arctic increases megafires on the
permafrost |
| 45 |
Carnivore gut microbes offer insight into health of wild
ecosystems |
| 46 |
Scientists identify the highest-ever recorded volcanic plume |
| 47 |
First manned flight of Boeing Starliner delayed until April |
| 48 |
India's capital to shut schools as toxic smog chokes city |
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Cat allergies may be tamed with allergy shots plus an asthma
therapy |
| 50 |
Fishing Cats Face Many Human Threats. What Can Be Done to Save
Them? / Science |
| 51 |
Deaths from Alcohol--On the Rise for Decades--Soared During
COVID Pandemic, CDC Says |
| 52 |
Dutch to shoot paintball pellets at wolf to scare it away |
| 53 |
Kenya drought kills more than 200 elephants |
| 54 |
Schools clash with parents over bans on student cellphones |
| 55 |
Creating high-quality, thick graphite films |
| 56 |
A new weapon against antibiotic-resistant bacteria |
| 57 |
A Psychologist Offers Advice on How to Cope with Dissociation
During Sex |
| 58 |
Using bioengineered yeast to feed humans off-Earth |
| 59 |
January 2022 Eruption of Tonga Volcano Produced Highest-Ever
Recorded Volcanic Plume |
| 60 |
New model found for microsphere-enhanced interferometry |
| 61 |
Water cutoff countermeasures using disaster emergency wells |
| 62 |
Using molecular isomerization in polymer gels to hide
passcodes |
| 63 |
Readers discuss the search for dark matter and 25 years of
Mars rovers |
| 64 |
An algorithm to detect gerrymandering |
| 65 |
Harbor Seals Have A Sense of Rhythm |
| 66 |
How do you keep a solar sail stable? |
| 67 |
Is it too late to stop climate change? |
| 68 |
The West Coast whale fossil and the ethics of private
collecting |
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Efforts to adapt to climate change are not keeping pace with
the growing risks |
| 70 |
Molecular tug-of-war gives cells their shape |
| 71 |
Why a chain of tiny Pacific islands wants an international
court opinion on responsibility for the climate crisis |
| 72 |
Spin photonics to move forward with new anapole probe |
| 73 |
Socially responsible companies laid off more workers than
their peers during the COVID-19 pandemic |
| 74 |
Examining why parties in conflict cease fighting |
| 75 |
Eco-activist attacks on museum artwork ask us to figure out
what we value |
| 76 |
Australia's borders are open, so where are all the
backpackers? |
| 77 |
New book confronts the intersection between mobility and the
climate crisis |
| 78 |
Fluorescence achieved in light-driven molecular motors |
| 79 |
Understanding marine heatwaves using the Southern Hemisphere's
longest running daily ocean temperature records |
| 80 |
Biodiversity of Europe's mammals as rich as it was 8,000 years
ago, according to new research |
| 81 |
Parallel alignment of dressing fibers accelerates wound
healing |
| 82 |
Limiting antibiotics for cows may create new dairy market |
| 83 |
The Uganda Ministry of Health Is A Model of Public
Communication During A Health Crisis |
| 84 |
Puerto Rico's Hurricane Fiona recovery efforts may be
repeating same failures from Hurricane Maria |
| 85 |
New study of comets provides insight into chemical composition
of early solar system |
| 86 |
Team adds powerful new dimension to phenotyping next-gen
bioenergy crop |
| 87 |
Endangered Devils Hole pupfish is one of the most inbred
animals known |
| 88 |
Semi-nonlinear etchless lithium niobate waveguide with bound
states in the continuum |
| 89 |
China's Secretive Spaceplane Has A Mysterious New Traveling
Companion |
| 90 |
Report examines how agroforestry can deliver for nature and
the climate |
| 91 |
Mysterious Gemstone Found 100 Years Ago in King Tut's Tomb
Likely Formed When A Meteorite Hit Earth |
| 92 |
Common path principle improves shape metrology of complex
precision optics |
| 93 |
Zero deforestation in the Amazon is now possible--here's what
needs to happen |
| 94 |
Gaining structural insight into the influenza virus |
| 95 |
Investment, power and protein in sub-Saharan africa |
| 96 |
Oldest planetary debris in our galaxy found in new study |
| 97 |
Devi the elephant, 45, euthanized at San Diego Zoo |
| 98 |
A Psychologist Busts 3 Common Myths About Recreational
Marijuana |
| 99 |
How a quest for mathematical truth and complex models can lead
to useless scientific predictions |
| 100 |
'I wonder if we're too late': Glaciers are yielding their
ancient secrets too fast |
| 101 |
Your Clitoris May Have More Nerve Endings than Previously
Realized, Over 10,000 |
| 102 |
Equipment that's designed to cut methane emission is failing |
| 103 |
Monarch butterflies return to Mexico on annual migration |
| 104 |
UN climate summit opens with warning against 'backsliding' |
| 105 |
The World Is Falling Far Short on Climate Adaptation Plans |
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Australia's 'irreplaceable' platypus threatened by dams: study |
| 107 |
A Psychologist Teaches You How to Turn Self-Doubt into Career
Rocket Fuel |
| 108 |
Blue whales eat 10 million pieces of microplastic a day: study |
| 109 |
Arctic fires could release catastrophic amounts of CO2: study |
| 110 |
Why It's Not Enough to Just Spend More Time with Your Partner,
According to A Psychologist |
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Trapping Zone in Maldives Is Buffet for Sharks |
| 112 |
Greenland Shark Finally Gets Protection |
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8 billion humans and dwindling resources |
| 114 |
Lianas more likely to infest smaller trees in Southeast Asian
forests, transforming knowledge in understudied area |
| 115 |
Climate woes bad and getting worse faster |
| 116 |
Scientists finally unravel purpose behind mysterious ancient
Greek stone spheres |
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