Study Finds That Weather Disasters Took a Heavy Toll on ...
By NICHOLAS ST. FLEUR Droughts and heat waves wiped out nearly a tenth of some cereal crops in […]
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Comparisons Don’t Support North Korea’s Claims of a Hydrogen Bomb, ...
By WILLIAM J. BROAD Experts said comparisons of underground nuclear tests over the past several decades suggested that […]
Study Shows Larger Effect of Clouds on El Niño
By SINDYA N. BHANOO The research indicates that cirrus clouds trap the heat coming off the Pacific Ocean, […]
Letters to the Editor
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This Tiny Chameleon’s Tongue Has Power That Can’t Be Disguised
By JAMES GORMAN The animal has an apparatus that can shoot to about two and a half body […]
Amateur Sleuths on the Dinosaur Trail
By DAVID MARK SIMPSON With only two field paleontologists, the Forest Service has turned for help to a […]
A Reprieve for Fungus-Battered Frogs
By RACHEL NUWER Researchers on the Spanish island of Majorca have succeeded in eradicating a disease that is […]
Behind a Shopping Center in New Jersey, Signs of a ...
By KENNETH CHANG For decades, a quarry provided sand used for water filtration. Now it’s lush with fossil […]
In a First, Element Will Be Named by Researchers in ...
By NICHOLAS ST. FLEUR Element 113 is credited to scientists from the Riken institute in Japan, who will […]
Comparing Children’s and Parents’ Heights
By C. CLAIBORNE RAY Doctors often use a fairly simply formula to predict the adult height of a […]