Marlene Cimons
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Crop Failure and Fading Food Supplies: Climate Change's Lasting Impact (Op-Ed)Opinion Cereals are not just for breakfast — and with grain yields falling, expect to feel the impact.
By Marlene Cimons Published
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Rising Outdoor CO2 Levels Harming Life Indoors (Op-Ed)Opinion Too much CO2 is not so good for our brains, either.
By Marlene Cimons Published
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Crops and Climate: Plants Will Suffer as Earth Warms (Op-Ed)Opinion Global warming isn't going to help crops — in fact, in most countries it will destroy them.
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Aging Marathoner: Still Running, but at a Much Slower PaceOpinion This is the tale of an ancient marathoner, a story of challenge, expectation, nostalgia, disappointment and acceptance. It almost sounds like the stages of grief and loss.
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Keeping Up with the Greens: Neighbors Can Spur Conservation (Op-Ed)Opinion If you want to get people to save energy, show them their neighbors are saving even more.
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Modern Worldwide Danger Blooms from Ancient BacteriaOpinion Research results will have implications for many other lakes in the U.S. and around the world that are also experiencing toxic blooms.
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Expect More Giant Snowstorms as Climate Warms (Op-Ed)Opinion As the climate warms, snowstorms are growing more severe.
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Little-Known Skin Cancer Affects Dark-Skinned PeopleOpinion Yes, even people with dark skin can get skin cancer.
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Predicting How Biodiversity Affects DiseaseWith the increase of cross-species disease it is important to understand how disease, species-interactions and biodiversity interact.
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Old Idea About Ecology Questioned by New FindingsNew research refutes one of Darwin’s hypotheses.
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For 25 Years, Another's Heart has Beat in His ChestOpinion Thomas Cook just celebrated the proud milestone of 25 years with a donated heart.
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The Microbes in Your Gut May be Making You FatOpinion Beyond diet and exercise, microbes may be preventing you from losing weight.
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Can You Catch Obesity With That Head Cold?Opinion A virus may be making some people gain weight.
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Frailty Is a Medical Condition, Not an Inevitable Result of Aging (Op-Ed)Opinion As people age, a march towards frailty is not inevitable.
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U.S. Military Prepares for Global Unrest Amid Climate Fears (Op-Ed)Opinion The U.S. military is preparing now for climate-related crises around the world.
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Another 1930s Dust Bowl Drought Possible This Century (Op-Ed)Opinion As droughts worsen, another Dust Bowl grows likely.
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Deadly Heat Waves Intensify as Summers Sizzle (Op-Ed)Opinion As summers get hotter, can we take the heat?
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Is Tornado Intensity Increasing? (Op-Ed)Opinion Are tornadoes intensifying?
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Homeowners Warm to Solar Power: Op-EdOpinion Solar panels are more affordable and more efficient, but hurdles remain.
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The New Normal: DelugeOpinion As precipitation intensifies globally, so does flooding.
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Mathematics is the Pursuit of BeautyMathematician Manjul Bhargava thinks of his field as art, not science.
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Perfect Storm: Climate Change and HurricanesOpinion As climate warms, superstorms may become common.
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Worst Allergy Season Ever?Opinion Is global warming leading to more precipitation and record-breaking pollen counts?
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Finding Homes of Ancient Hominids From Their TeethBy Marlene Cimons Published
