Water [OLD VERSION]
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Which Types of Foods Are the Most Filling?Here's what science says about foods to fill you up.
By Sara G. Miller Published
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Gadget That 'Eavesdrops' on Water Warns You of WasteA sleek, white gadget that looks more like a trendy speaker than a tool for water conservation could stop people from wasting precious H2O, said one Silicon Valley startup.
By Elizabeth Goldbaum Published
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Historic Photos Paint Picture of Greenland Ice LossA picture is worth a thousand words, or, in Greenland, a thousand scientific measurements.
By Andrea Thompson Published
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Earth’s Oldest Water May Have Come from Ancient H2O-Filled DustA new study delivers the first evidence that water in ancient dust grains collected at the heart of an infant Earth during its formative years.
By Mindy Weisberger Published
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Recycled Dormitory Water: The Next Big Thing On Campus? (Video)Opinion Would you drink second-hand water from a college dorm?
By Catherine Trifiletti Published
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California Obliterates Record for Lowest Snowpack EverThe California snowpack is at a record low, and the state announced mandatory water restrictions today.
By Becky Oskin Published
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Why Rain Gives Off That Fresh, Earthy SmellEver wondered why the smell of fresh rain is so evocative? Using high-speed cameras, scientists have now identified the physical mechanism behind it.
By Shannon Hall Published
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Ancient Scorpion Had Feet, May Have Walked Out of OceanA chance discovery in a backyard reveals a new species of scorpion, one of the oldest, which could have walked out of its watery habitat onto land.
By Stephanie Pappas Published
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Ocean Warming: Probing a Blue AbyssBig climate news burbled out of the ocean in 2014. Most research findings were hot, but not pretty.
By John Upton Published
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