Archive of articles published on the 20th of February 2011
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Better mapping of human settlements to support crisis management operations
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Stanford researchers develop new technology for cheaper, more efficient solar cells
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Spent nuclear fuel is anything but waste
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It's time to take a unified approach toward measuring sustainability
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Skin color: Handy tool for teaching evolution
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Water, water, everywhere… but is it safe to drink?
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Family planning programs have success in developing countries, but need to be expanded
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How many will we be? Are population estimates off the mark?
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Is the link between poverty and water-related disease making rich people sick?
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Iowa State, Ames Lab physicist talks superconductivity at AAAS annual meeting
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Manipulating molecules for a new breed of electronics
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Trichinosis parasite gets DNA decoded
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Earth's core rotating faster than rest of the planet but slower than previously believed
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Arizona State University archaeologist models past and future landscapes
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Research examines callous-unemotional traits, conduct problems in children
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Look after your brain
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How to leave your body
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One Health: From ideas to implementation, rhetoric to reality
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Too hot, too cold, just right: Testing the limits of where humans can live
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New assessment of black carbon and tropospheric ozone's role in climate change
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Arizona State University geographer calls for complexity in sustainability science models
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Using amphetamines may increase risk of Parkinson's disease
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Relatives of melanoma patients ignore their skin cancer risk
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Groundbreaking technology will revolutionize blood pressure measurement
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Floating spores kill malaria mosquito larvae
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Macavity wasn't there! How absent reoviruses kill cancer