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Lack Of Plant Diversity May Spur Cankerworm Damage In Cities
A lack of plant diversity may be a key contributor to the widespread defoliation caused by cankerworms in cities, according to a recent study.
Mental Health Problems May Reduce Life Expectancy More Than Heavy Smoking
NASA's Global Selfie Released: LOOK at the 3.2 Gigapixel Earth Day - Inspired Mosaic
Notre Dame Alumnus Donates $75 Million for Research Program
Brigham Researchers Create “Super-hydrophobic Surface” That Makes Water Droplets Bounce like A Ball (VIDEO)
Fruit Flies 'Think' Before They Act
Brand New Camelopardalid Meteor Shower Could Outdo Perseid, but Will We Even Be Able to See It?
SETI Astronomers Ask Congress for Continued Funding in Alien Search; Say They Will Find Extraterrestrials 'in the Next 20 Years'
By Russell WesterholmSupernova Explosion Study Analyzes Direct Evidence of the Death of a Massive Wolf-Rayet Star
By Russell WesterholmPauline Foster Donates $7.5 Million for new Cancer Hospital at UC San Diego
By Staff ReporterU of S President Fired Over Dismissal of Tenured Professor Controversy (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterColorado River Connects With Gulf of California for the First Time in 16 Years as Part of New Project
By Russell WesterholmRainn Wilson Compares Happiness to Cotton Candy in USC Baccalaureate Dinner and Ceremony Address (VIDEO)
By Russell WesterholmBoston College Professor Tackles Internet Age With Classes on Traditional Dating
By Russell Westerholm'Bush Tiger' a New, Vicious Species of Praying Mantis Discovered in Rwanda
By Russell Westerholm
