Your Top Science Stories for this Week
| | | But scientists still insist that it's not too late to save ourselves from the most menacing impacts of global warming. What can another "summit" contribute? | | |
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| | | Gov. Brown just signed the landmark law requiring 100 percent clean energy by 2045. So why isn't the fossil fuel industry more scared? | | |
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| | | Born practically deaf and blind, kittens need constant warmth and milk to survive their first few weeks. So why are they born so underdeveloped? (And why it's almost never a good idea to take a litter of newborn kittens to the animal shelter.) | | |
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| | | With the three-day Global Action Climate Summit happening this week in San Francisco, here are seven Fiore panels to put you in the mood. | | |
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| | | Electric cars aren't for everyone. But if California wants to meet its climate goals, they'll have to be. | | |
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| | | With her white, wispy hair and smiling eyes behind delicate glasses, 92-year old Phyllis Thelen looks every bit the great-grandmother that she is. But she's got a biting sense of irony. | | |
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| | | On Saturday, September 15, thousands of Californians will descend on the state's beaches, parks, and riverbanks to collect trash. Want to participate? Find a cleanup spot near you using the map at the link below. | | |
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