Scientists have begun to account for the topsy-turvy carbon cycle of the Colorado River delta—once […]
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These clams show how bad we are with water
Posted by Blaine Friedlander-Cornell on October 31st, 2016
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No Comments »Colorado River Delta flood keeps paying off
Posted by Mari Jensen-Arizona on October 26th, 2016
Two growing seasons after the engineered spring flood of the Colorado River Delta in 2014, […]
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Posted by Discover Magazine on July 5th, 2013
Right before I was to sleep a reader sent me an email which pointed to a Nick Wade piece in The New York Times, Gene Sleuths Find How Some Naturally Resist Cholera. It’s about new research in ScienceTranslational Medicine, Natural Selection in a Bangla…
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Posted by Science News latest RSS headlines - Asia Bulletin.com on September 10th, 2012
The Mackenzie River Delta in the Northwest Territories is shown here in Aug. 2009. Experts are warning of 'worrisome' trends in the Mackenzie River watershed spanning through B.C., Alberta, …
