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Self-Driving Cars Will Compel Changes on California Roads
San Francisco traffic
As cars change, our roads will have to change with them. We talk with Caltrans chief Malcolm Dougherty about the roads of the future.
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U.S. Already Feeling Consequences of Global Warming
Participants look at a world map showing climate anomalies
A draft government report on climate says the U.S. is already experiencing the consequences of global warming.
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NASA's Intrepid Mars Rover, Opportunity, Is Destined for Risky Mission
Perseverance Valley on Mars
In what may end its record-shattering 13-year career, the plucky rover will trek out in a heroic search for water.
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Beneath the Pavement: A Forgotten Wetland Resurfaces
Young boy plays in water fountain
More than 100 years ago, the area now known as San Francisco's Mission District was a vast marsh where frogs splashed and croaked, tules swished in the winds and ducks peacefully floated.
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Why Do Old People Want Young Blood?
man asking question on screen
Out with the old, in with the young ... blood. Blood transfusions from young donors are gaining hype as an anti-aging treatment, but what does the research say about it? Check out our new Above the Noise episode!
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