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Climate Summit: What Happened and What It Means
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Thousands of leaders from around the world gathered in San Francisco last week to announce what they've accomplished in the effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and to make new commitments for the transition from fossil fuels.
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California's Plan to Store Water Underground Could Risk Contamination
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California's unique geology may be putting state residents at risk from a natural, but occasionally toxic, element.
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As the Dust Settles on Mars, Can NASA's Robotic Explorers Forge Ahead?
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The global dust storm on Mars has passed, but one of NASA's robotic explorers has not yet checked in.
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'I Believe in Time as Medicine'
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Poet Annie Kahane contemplates memory and the meaning of summer in an era of global warming.
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Full-Spectrum Science with Ron Hipschman: Time
In 1905, Einstein changed the way we think about space and time. Join Ron Hipschman at the Exploratorium in a talk where he'll examine different ways we can think about time. Sunday, September 23 at 1:00pm and 3:00pm. Free admission.
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