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May 12

Science teachers sacrifice to provide lab materials for students

By Emily Cayton, M. Gail Jones, The Conversation

Urban and rural science teachers often lack funding for science lab materials and pay out of pocket to provide those materials for their students.

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Apr 19

This year’s cherry blossoms in 360-degrees

By Lora Strum, Ilayda Kocak, Teresa Carey

Watch velvety petals drift in the breeze coming off the Potomac River.

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Feb 20

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Some states are trying to downplay teaching of climate change. Teachers see ‘educational malpractice’

By Lisa Stark, Education Week

Teaching climate change in schools is a hot-button issue in a number of states, including Idaho and New Mexico, where lawmakers have tried to weaken or dismantle science standards crafted by educators and scientists. Amid a climate-change skeptical Trump administration,…

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Sep 20

Dos terremotos poderosos han golpeado a Mexico en dos semanas

By Nsikan Akpan, Michael Rios

Usted puede encontrar la versión en inglés aquí. Un terremoto poderoso agitó la Ciudad de México el martes por la tarde, colapsando edificios en la capital del país. El evento ocurrió 11 días después de que otro terremoto…

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Sep 20

Here’s how Republicans and Democrats feel about science news

By Nsikan Akpan

Republicans, Democrats are equally engaged with science news, but one group is less pleased with what they read, see or hear.

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Sep 16

They got hundreds of thousands to rally. Where does the March for Science go from here?

By Lev Facher, STAT

The rally was a demonstration of enthusiasm and political clout. But organizers now hope to turn a march into a movement.

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Jun 22

Energy Secretary Rick Perry distances himself from Trump’s proposed budget cuts

By Matthew Daly, Associated Press

As senators condemned the budget at a hearing, Energy Secretary Rick Perry made it clear he did not have a say on the request submitted to Congress.

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Jun 21

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For Alan Alda, the heart of good communication is connection

By PBS News Hour

As an actor, educational TV host and founder of a scholarly center for communication science, Alan Alda has used his trademark humor and wit to help others express complicated ideas in accessible language. Now he's written new book called "If…

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Jun 19

Energy Secretary Rick Perry says carbon emissions not main driver for climate change

By Matthew Daly, Associated Press

Perry's view is contrary to mainstream climate science, including analyses by NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

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Jun 10

Ancient fossils from Morocco mess up modern human origins

By Kate Wong, Scientific American

The findings may push back the origin of our species by more than 100,000 years and challenge leading ideas about where and how our lineage evolved.

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