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Wednesday, September 19, 2018
For 75 years, scientists have been trying to devise a way to make a vast supply of radioactive and chemically dangerous waste at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation safe.
Much of the world's farmland is already at risk from palmer amaranth. The threat could spread further north as the climate warms.
The science of heat transfer confirms the wisdom of Italian pizzaiolos.
Some states still fall behind in election security for the midterms.
Do dreams have a purpose, or are they all just stories and images our minds create?
For 75 years, scientists have been trying to devise a way to make a vast supply of radioactive and chemically dangerous waste at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation safe.
Food scientists are developing food for astronauts that stays nutritious and fresh for at least three years.
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