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Aliens on Earth: invasive species

Invasive species are a widespread and serious ecological problem. Although a natural phenomenon, species migration to non-native areas has occurred faster than natural due to humans.

By Delaney Lynn, 6 months6 months ago
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What is… One Health?

The health of humans, animals, and plants are all related, though those three topics aren’t often discussed together. One Health aims to ensure optimal health of the environment, animals, and humans by addressing those groups collaboratively.

By Delaney Lynn, 6 months6 months ago
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Science and kids

Air pollution and children

Air quality plays a large part in the development of a healthy respiratory system. Unfortunately, air pollution is a growing problem and is a factor in about 7 million deaths across the world each year.

By Delaney Lynn, 6 months6 months ago
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Symbiosis: natural synergy

Some people get along well, while others don’t. Similar relationships exist amongst other living things. These interactions, called symbiosis, range from mutually beneficial to parasitic.

By Delaney Lynn, 7 months6 months ago
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The thunderstorm tell-all

Many dogs become frightened during thunderstorms – and their owners might, too! Where do thunderstorms come from? And why do they make lightning and thunder?

By Delaney Lynn, 7 months6 months ago
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Life that lives the longest

A human born on Earth in 2016 can expect to live to be about 72. What animal lives the longest? How long do other non-animal organisms live?

By Delaney Lynn, 7 months7 months ago
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Science in everyday life

Do you recycle correctly?

Depending on where you live and your personal habits, you may or may not recycle. But why is it important to recycle? Why isn’t recycling more prevalent?

By Delaney Lynn, 7 months7 months ago
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