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Grocery-store strawberries look a lot better th...
Even after this year's widespread drought, one place without "made in China" labels is the grocery store.
A technique used to study the spread of viruses has been applied to language.
Drought deepens in the United States.
Scientists enlist the help of citizen science to explore changes in the ladybug population.
Israeli medical marijuana plantation creates strain of cannabis with low traces of THC. Bummer or boon?
Corals may be more resilient than we thought, suggests evidence that reefs once recovered after a 2,500-year collapse.
Ancient humans had little impact on the outlying forests of the Amazon Basin, a study suggests.
Their genes say they interbred with hunter-gatherer societies already in northern Europe.
When technology threatened to put Pete & Gerry's out of business, the century-old company decided to do things a different way.
One in 10 people living in a productive agricultural area of central California is at risk for nitrate contamination in their drinking water.
GoFigure looks at agriculture in America.
"VertiCrop™" is a high-density vegetable growing system. Trays on moving conveyors contain growing vegetables. Conditions are tightly controlled so that optimum amounts of sunlight and water can be supplied to the plants.
Forget hurricanes and floods, routine weather alone can mean money.
The use of these formations could have led to the local extinction of these grazing animals.
Climate change and then humans appear to have isolated a vulnerable population of gorillas.
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