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Earth:
Do you know how people of Pompeii died when Vesuvius erupted?
Category: Earth
You may have heard some hypotheses. But you may be wrong. Go here to read the most current explanation....
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Amateur Video Of Gulf Oil Slick - Worse Than BP Admits
Category: Environment
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Science Cafe Raleigh - Geological Forces in North Carolina
Category: Earth
Our May Science Café (description below) will be held on Tuesday 5/18 at Tir Na Nog on S. Blount Street. This year there has been an incredible amount of geologic activity around the world. During this cafe we will be...
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Science Cafe Raleigh: Clash of the Titans; Energy, Environment, and the Economy
Category: Technology
Our April Science Café (description below) will be held on Tuesday 4/20 at the Irregardless Cafe on Morgan Street. Our café speaker for that night is Rogelio Sullivan, Associate Director of the Advanced Transportation Energy Center and also of the...
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Cooling the Planet with Geoengineering
Category: Earth
At World Science - listen to the podcast and join the online discussion: Our guest in this Science Forum is economist Scott Barrett of Columbia University's Earth Institute. Chat with Barrett about the science and politics of geoengineering, the emerging...
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Can Genetically Engineered Crops Help Feed the World?
Category: Science Education
A new forum at World Science is up. As always, listen to the podcast first, then ask questions in the forum: This week, India rejected what would have been the country's first a genetically modified food crop, a transgenic eggplant....
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Big Question: Feast or famine? (video)
Category: Earth
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The Story of Cap & Trade (video)
Category: Technology
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The Story of Stuff (video)
Category: Earth
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