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Nature Study Ties 180 Fossil-Fuel and Cement Producers to Heatwave Intensification Worldwide — REUTERS / ixx511

Oil and Gas Sector · Switzerland

Nature Study Ties 180 Fossil-Fuel and Cement Producers to Heatwave Intensification Worldwide

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The Water Around the Santa Monica Pier Is Going to Turn Pink: Here’s Why

Science · Santa Monica

The Water Around the Santa Monica Pier Is Going to Turn Pink: Here’s Why

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If you’re going to be anywhere near the Santa Monica Pier on Monday, you might notice something different. The difference? The water will be pink, instead of the normal blueish-green we are all used to. That is because researchers from the University of California, Los Angeles Samueli School of Engineering, in cooperation with The Bay Foundation, are releasing a non-toxic pink dye into the water near the pier -- around 100 yards north and 10…See the Story

Microscopes Can Now Watch Materials Go Quantum With Liquid Helium

Ann Arbor · Ann Arbor

Microscopes Can Now Watch Materials Go Quantum With Liquid Helium

Scientists can now reliably chill specimens near absolute zero for over 10 hours while taking images resolved to the level of individual atoms with an electron microscope.See the Story

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