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| News The worst wildfires can send smoke high enough to affect the ozone layer Aug 08 2019 2:00 PM The first direct observations of wildfire smoke in the stratosphere confirm what could happen in a "nuclear winter," a study finds. READ MORE |
| 50 Years Ago 50 years ago, Fermilab turned to bubbles Aug 08 2019 8:00 AM The National Accelerator Laboratory, now called Fermilab, used to have a bubble chamber to study particles. Today, most bubble chambers have gone flat. READ MORE |
| News in Brief One in 4 people live in places at high risk of running out of water Aug 08 2019 6:00 AM An update to the Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas reveals that 17 countries withdraw more than 80 percent of water available yearly. READ MORE |
| News Mercury levels in fish are rising despite reduced emissions Aug 07 2019 3:37 PM Climate change and overfishing can increase how much mercury accumulates in fish, counteracting efforts to reduce human-caused emissions. READ MORE |
| News in Brief Why people with celiac disease suffer so soon after eating gluten Aug 07 2019 2:00 PM In people with celiac disease, some T cells release immune chemicals within hours of encountering gluten, triggering the fast onset of symptoms. READ MORE |
| News Giant, active galaxies from the early universe may have finally been found Aug 07 2019 1:00 PM Overlooked galaxies from when the universe was younger than 2 billion years old could be the ancestors of other ancient and modern monster galaxies. READ MORE |
| Feature How pieces of live human brain are helping scientists map nerve cells Aug 07 2019 6:00 AM Experiments on live nerve cells - donated from patients undergoing brain surgery - may turn up clues about how the human brain works. READ MORE |
| News Racist words and acts, like the El Paso shooting, harm children's health Aug 06 2019 3:37 PM Racism can take a lifelong toll on children's and adolescents' health. U.S. pediatricians are tackling the problem. READ MORE |
| Teaser A fungus makes a chemical that neutralizes the stench of skunk spray Aug 06 2019 10:00 AM A compound produced by fungi reacts with skunk spray to form residues that aren't offensive to the nose and can be more easily washed away. READ MORE |
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