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Scientist Fights for Coral Reefs, Makes Science Fun 科学家致力于保护珊瑚礁,让科学变得更有趣 The language used by scientists to explain complex ideas can be difficult and -- well, lets face it -- sometimes boring. 科学家用来解
Climate change 气候变化 Good news at last? 终于来了好消息? The climate may not be as sensitive to carbon dioxide as previously believed 气候对二氧化碳的敏感性可能低于先前的预期 CLIMATE science is famously complicated,
Michael Kitchen An armed clash in central Afghanistan has left one U.S. Marine dead and another injured. The fighting comes amid efforts by neighboring Pakistan to root out Afghan militants hiding on
By Paul Sisco Washington 05 September 2007 The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is entering an exciting new era of ocean research. A massive grant from the National Science Foundation is expected to change the way ocean science is done, and grea
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