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‘Racing Extinction’ Goes Behind the Scenes of Manmade Mass Extinction

The sixth global mass extinction is happening right now. Racing Extinction is coming to a theater near you.

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From Libertarian to Liberal: How Understanding People Changed My Views

Studying psychology gave me a better understanding of how people think and behave. As a consequence, I went from libertarian to liberal.

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Sea-level Rise isn’t Caused Only by Melting Ice

NASA gives us a crash course on sea-level rise. Sea levels have risen about three inches since 1992. And it’s not all caused by melting ice.

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Happy Brain: How to Meditate with Eyes Open

Meet Broody the Brain. He has a neural predisposition to suffering! And he’s here to show you a new way to meditate—with your eyes open!

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Flight Over Reservoirs Puts California’s Water Debt into Stark Perspective

A new NASA study and a reservoir flyby confirm—California is in water debt.

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When Are We Going Underwater? Faster than Expected: Hansen Sea Level Prediction

Here’s what you need to know.

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What Causes Ocean Dead Zones? And Do You Live Near One?

There are over 200 ocean dead zones in US waters alone. What causes them? Is one near you? Climate change is likely to make existing ocean dead zones…deader, according to a new study by the Smithsonian. Warmer water holds less oxygen, and the researchers found that 94 percent of the world’s dead zones are in areas expected to see a temperature […]

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Betcha Don’t Know Where Clouds Come From (and Why it Really Matters)

A new study shows where clouds come from—and what that means for climate research.

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Making the Cut: Why Choosing the Right Surgeon Matters Even More Than You Know

The complication rates of nearly 17,000 surgeons nationwide.

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Bumbling Toward Extinction: Bees May Go Extinct Rather than Move North

As the climate warms, bumblebee species are being crushed as the ‘climate vice’ compresses their geographical ranges.