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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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The Grass Floodwall: Gustav Highlights Need for Wetlands

Mother Nature needs to be allowed to protect New Orleans from ... Mother Nature.

Working Around Salty Residue in Nation’s Breadbasket

Salt buildup in America’s most productive farming area could idle thousands of acres. But there are, ahem, solutions …

The Locavore’s Dilemma

In planning a diet based on global concerns, sometimes it’s better that there are miles to go before you eat.

Burning Down the House to Keep Warm

Only a fool would support expanded domestic exploration — offshore or elsewhere — under the Bush administration's dysfunctional energy policies. Here's how those policies need to change for America to responsibly find the energy it needs.

Making Solar Cells Cheaper — It Could Be Plastics

Like the advice given to Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate, some people think the future of solar cells lies in plastics. Here’s why.