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Wednesday, November 19, 2008

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Experimental physicist Marcela Carena

The Enduring Mystery of the Higgs Boson

Or how a documentary film makes the attempt to verify the existence of an atomic particle as fascinating as it…

Escape From Kyoto: Saving the Protocol

The right to weasel out of greenhouse-gas agreements might be just what’s needed to make them work.

An artist's rendering of one of Schulling's toxic-waste pyramids, with living spaces on the outside.

The Environmental Pyramid

A respected geochemical engineer proposes a new way to deal with toxic waste: Make it into shrines that people…

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Workhorse of the Solar Industry

When people think of solar these days, photovoltaics, or solar cells, pop into their heads. But there is just so much more than merely PV when it comes to solar devices. 

States’ Action and Climate Change

Individual states are taking occasionally painful steps to rein in emissions.

The Fault Really Does Lie in Our Stars

Students who were taught that free will is an illusion were more likely to cheat on tests, according to new research.

From Petri Dish to Gas Pump

Some commercial adventurers are considering topping off their tank with pond scum, an approach that gains currency as other biofuels lose some luster.

Small Wind, Big Business

The 2007 Farm Bill suggests tax credits as one way to offset the cost — as great as the environmental benefits — of small wind projects.