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Unread Books at Home Still Spark Literacy Habits
Unread Books at Home Still Spark Literacy Habits

Growing up in a home filled with books enhances enhances intellectual capacity in later life, even if you don't read them all.

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Kid Climate Educators Open Adult Eyes
Kid Climate Educators Open Adult Eyes

A study finds that kids, especially daughters, are effective at teaching their parents about climate issues.

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Penguin Poop Helps Biodiversity Bloom in Antarctica
Penguin Poop Helps Biodiversity Bloom in Antarctica

Ammonia from penguin poop gets carried on Antarctic winds, fertilizing mosses and lichens as far as a mile away. Christopher Intagliata reports. 

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Ancient Whiz Opens Archaeology Window
Ancient Whiz Opens Archaeology Window

The residue of ancient urine can reveal the presence of early stationary herder-farmer communities.

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U.S. Coral Reefs Do $1.8 Billion of Work Per Year
U.S. Coral Reefs Do $1.8 Billion of Work Per Year

By dampening the energy of waves, coral reefs protect coastal cities from flooding damage and other economic losses. Christopher Intagliata reports. 

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Could Air-Conditioners Help Cool the Planet?
Could Air-Conditioners Help Cool the Planet?

Researchers want to outfit air conditioners with carbon-capture technology. Christopher Intagliata reports. 

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Chemists Investigate Casanova's Clap
Chemists Investigate Casanova's Clap

In his memoirs, the womanizing writer Giacomo Casanova described suffering several bouts of gonorrhea—but researchers found no trace of the microbe o…

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Software Sniffs Out Rat Squeaks
Software Sniffs Out Rat Squeaks

Algorithms learned to sift ultrasonic rat squeaks from other noise, which could help researchers who study rodents’ emotional states. Lucy Huang repo…

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New Model Aims to Solve Mystery of the Moon's Formation
New Model Aims to Solve Mystery of the Moon's Formation

Scientists propose that the moon could have formed when a Mars-sized object slammed into an Earth covered in magma seas. Christopher Intagliata repor…

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Cats Recognize Their Names—but May Not Respond
Cats Recognize Their Names—but May Not Respond

Felines move their ears, heads and tails more when they hear their names compared to when they hear similar words. Jim Daley reports.

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