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Illustration of Charles Darwin with photos of stars, fossil, and dna in the background. Anniversary Edition of Evolution Special Report Released
Released November 23, 2009
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cholera New Insight Into Predicting Cholera Epidemics in the Bengal Delta
Released November 6, 2009
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Photo of the ice fields atop Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro at sunset. The Snows of Kilimanjaro: For How Much Longer?
Released November 2, 2009
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Photo of Australia's red-weathered hills. Ancient Ocean Oxygen Production Began 100 Million Years Earlier than Thought
Released October 29, 2009
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Australia's red-weathered hills A New Wrinkle in Ancient Ocean Chemistry
Released October 29, 2009
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earth and environment graphic North Carolina Sea Levels Rising Three Times Faster Than in Previous 500 Years, Penn Study Says
Released October 28, 2009
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fossil land snail shells Snail Fossils Suggest Semiarid Eastern Canary Islands Were Wetter 50,000 Years Ago
Released October 27, 2009
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 Ainu Bay on Matua Island Fortuitous Research Provides First Detailed Documentation of Tsunami Erosion
Released October 27, 2009
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Neil Tabor Ethiopia's Climate 27 Million Years Ago Had Higher Rainfall, Warmer Soil
Released October 22, 2009
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Matthew Saltzman Volcanoes Played Pivotal Role in Ancient Ice Age, Mass Extinction
Released October 21, 2009
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Photo of the Mississippi River delta. Diverting Sediment-rich Water Below New Orleans Could Lead to Extensive New Land
Released October 20, 2009
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Mississippi River Delta Cuts to Mississippi Levees Could Build New Land in Sinking Delta
Released October 20, 2009
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Arctic lake Arctic Lake Sediment Record Shows Warming, Unique Ecological Changes in Recent Decades
Released October 19, 2009
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Cover of the NSF's Advisory Committee for Geosciences GEO Vision report. National Science Foundation Advisory Committee Offers New Vision for the Geosciences
Released October 15, 2009
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banded iron formation Banded Rocks Reveal Early Earth Conditions and Changes
Released October 11, 2009
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Life reconstruction of the new fossil mammal, as a chipmunk-sized animal. Paleontologists Discover New Fossil Mammal
Released October 8, 2009
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slab of the Munich Archaeopteryx Inside the First Bird, Surprising Signs of a Dinosaur
Released October 8, 2009
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new fossil mammal Chinese and American Paleontologists Discover a New Mesozoic Mammal
Released October 8, 2009
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slab of the Munich Archaeopteryx Archaeopteryx Was Not Very Bird-like
Released October 8, 2009
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Photo of sand dunes and vegetation in China. Ancient China's Sand Dunes Reveal Unexpected Dryness During Heavy Monsoon Rains
Released October 6, 2009
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Photo of thick red rocks in the Bighorn Basin near Worland, Wyoming. Climate Change Triggered Dwarfism in Soil-Dwelling Creatures of the Past
Released October 5, 2009
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Photo of gingko trees at the University of Tokyo. Life in Transition: National Science Foundation Awards Grants to Study Connections Among Living Systems and Earth's History
Released October 5, 2009
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how meandering river works Alfalfa Sprouts Key to Discovering How Meandering Rivers Form and Maintain
Released October 5, 2009
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rocks along Lake Superior Princeton Paleomagnetists Put Controversy to Rest
Released October 2, 2009
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earth and environment graphic Coal-mining Hazard Resembles Explosive Volcanic Eruption, Study Shows
Released October 1, 2009
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San Andreas Fault San Andreas Affected by 2004 Sumatran Quake
Released September 30, 2009
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Paul Silver and Fenglin Niu New Way to Monitor Faults May Help Predict Earthquakes
Released September 30, 2009
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A schematic showing how a meandering river works. Living, Meandering River Constructed
Released September 28, 2009
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Photo of the Rio Blanco Valley, Peru. North Meets South? Glaciers Move Together in Far-flung Regions
Released September 24, 2009
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Jean Taggart on a glacial moraine Peruvian Glacial Retreats Linked to European Events of Little Ice Age
Released September 24, 2009
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