Alyssa Danigelis
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Thousands of Dead Mice Parachuted Into GuamTwo thousand dead mice full of painkillers were dropped into Guam to kill invasive snakes.
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Underwater Kites To Harness Liquid Breezes For PowerA newly funded U.S. project will use tethered kites underwater to tap ocean currents and tidal flows.
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Students Invent Lock to Stop School ShootersHigh school students are prototyping an easy-to-use door locking device for teachers.
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Cocktail-Drink Boat Powered by BoozeThe cocktail boat that zips around your drink was inspired by water-walking insects.
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Ants Ring Woman's Doorbell RepeatedlyPolice uncover the antsy source of late-night doorbell ringing.
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Google Goes Diving on The Great Barrier ReefNew underwater views of the Great Barrier Reef debut as activists fight to save it from a neighboring mega-mine.
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Hive in the Sky Gives Bees Urban DwellingMeet the "Sky Hive."
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Pedal from British Columbia to HawaiiA Canadian adventurer is selling the custom-made boat he hoped would help him pedal across 3,000 miles of ocean.
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Earth Suffers From CO2 Allergy
Allergy alert: Earth's climate responds more now to CO2 fluctuations than it did during the past 12 million years.
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Rare Earth Elements Getting Recycled, FinallyHonda announced a plan to do just that with spent batteries.
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Underwater City A Life Saver or Titanic Failure?One writer says the plan would be more feasible than the sci-fi Atlantis-type city.
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