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Recent evidence suggests that some organisms are already undergoing phenotypic changes as a result of climate change. Researchers Nicholas M. Caruso et al. compared historical and contemporary size…
Since Aristotle, humans have been labeled as “social animals.” From birth, humans learn to interact with other humans, navigating the complexities of what Professor Karen Wynn of Yale…
Since the end of the Cultural Revolution in 1976, China’s investment in science and technology has increased at an unprecedented rate. According to numbers released last month by…
Research has already shown that there is a relationship between today’s temperature and one’s belief in climate change and global warming. Lisa Zaval, Elke Weber, and Eric Johnson…
Every year, scientists rush to create a vaccine for the newest strain of the influenza virus affecting the population. Current flu vaccines do not provide immunity against multiple…