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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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Papa’s Got a Brand-New Ag?

A conversation with renowned entomologist Hans Herren on a United Nations report calling for changes in how the world produces its food

Off-roaders Leaving Environmentalists in the Dust

It's a zero-sum game between conservationists and four-wheelers, according to a University of Idaho academic, and one that those who favor the pristine can never win.

Lunar Power: Running on Moonshine

While industrial production of ethanol may not be the savior as it was once heralded, home distillers are willing to tap into a more parochial form of energy independence.

The Doubt Makers

By funding its own research, industry has raised unwarranted doubts about a range of scientific issues — from the risks of tobacco to the reality of climate change — delaying response to public dangers for decades. Can scientists and journalists learn to beat the doubt industry before our most serious problems beat us all?

Re-reefing the Florida Keys

Small Victories: Ken Nedimyer and the Nature Conservancy find coral tough enough to withstand global warming.