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Boosting Rice Yield: A Smarter Way to Plan Trials in the Southern US

November 10, 2024

Rice farmers in the Southern US are always looking for ways to get more out of their fields. One big challenge is figuring out the best places to test new types of rice. This is called multi-environment trials (MET), and it can be pricey and tricky to plan. Scientists have been working on this probl

crypto

Crypto Investors and Climate Concerns: A Look at Ethereum's Big Shift

November 9, 2024

You might have heard about Ethereum's big change from Proof-of-Work (PoW) to Proof-of-Stake (PoS). This change was meant to reduce the energy use of mining Ether, the cryptocurrency. Researchers looked into how investors reacted to this change. They studied how Ethereum (ETH), Ethereum Classic (ETC)

health

Dengue and Rainfall: What's the Real Connection in Recife?

November 9, 2024

In the bustling city of Recife, Brazil, rainfall and dengue cases seem to be linked, but the story isn't as simple as it sounds. Experts have been digging into this relationship to better understand and combat dengue outbreaks. The main culprit behind these outbreaks is the mosquito species Aedes ae

science

The Cooling Trick of Mars: How Carbon Dioxide Ice Kept Water Flowing

November 9, 2024

Ever thought about Mars being warm and wet? That was the reality around 4 billion years ago. As the planet began to cool down, it found a nifty trick to keep the water flowing. Mars used a special type of ice made from carbon dioxide, which acted like a cozy blanket, trapping heat and melting water.

health

Belonging Matters: How Inclusive Campuses Aid GSM Students After Sexual Assault

November 8, 2024

In colleges, sexual assault is a familiar and alarming issue. Students who identify as gender or sexual minorities (GSM) face even higher risks and grim consequences, such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Belonging to the campus community can shield students from these negative effects. Yet

politics

California Gears Up for Potential Trump Legal Battles

November 8, 2024

Just hours after a recent Trump victory, California Governor Gavin Newsom made a swift move. He called for a special legislative session, aiming to boost the state's legal defenses against Trump’s conservative agenda. Newsom’s top priority? Safeguarding policies on civil rights, climate change, and

science

The Mystery Behind the Drop in Atlantic Herring Numbers

November 8, 2024

Atlantic herring, once the most landed sea species in Canada, has seen a significant decline in the Scotian Shelf-Bay of Fundy area (NAFO Division 4VWX). This region used to contribute up to 75% of Canada's total herring catch. Despite efforts to boost the stock's health since 2003, the population h

politics

California Gears Up to Protect Policies in Anticipation of Trump's Return

November 8, 2024

California's governor, Gavin Newsom, is preparing for a possible new Trump presidency by calling for a special session of the legislature. This move comes just after Trump's win over Vice President Kamala Harris in the presidential race. Newsom wants to safeguard California's progressive policies on

environment

Fire Rages in California: Homes Destroyed, Heroes at Work

November 8, 2024

In California, a wildfire named the Mountain fire is causing chaos. It's already burned over 19, 600 acres and destroyed many homes in Ventura County. The fire is so big that firefighters are still trying to contain it. They're using helicopters and ground teams to fight the blaze, but strong winds

weather

Hurricane Rafael: A November Surprise in the Gulf

November 8, 2024

Hurricane Rafael made history on Wednesday, October 6, as it swept into Cuba with winds of 115 mph (185 km/h), becoming the first major November hurricane to hit the island since Hurricane Michelle in 2001. Rafael's rapid intensification, a 55 mph boost in just 24 hours, was fueled by unusually warm