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What Does '12 Years to Act on Climate Change' (Now 11 Years) Really Mean?
 
Where does the idea of having about a decade to deal with climate change come from?
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Weed For Pain? Public Confidence is High But Evidence is Slim
 
Most Americans say they're interested in using marijuana products to relieve pain, but they may not understand the risks.
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'Monumentally Stupid': California's AG Rebukes EPA Plan to Ease Methane Rules
 
EPA leadership said the proposed rule followed President Trump's directives to ease regulations.
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Start September With Science — Our Recommended Reads
 
Fit in one last book this summer with the help of KQED Science staff.
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San Francisco Bay Area Pollen Forecast
 
The 5-day forecast for pollen levels in the Bay Area, updated daily.
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Hey Siri,'How Do I Foster a Science-Minded Household?'
 
Science is everywhere, really. Parents who wish to foster a science mindset in their children can do much to keep the spirit of inquiry alive at home.
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This Saturday is Free Fishing Day throughout California
 
This Saturday, August 31st, is this year's last Free Fishing Day in California.
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