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Bananas Aweigh
The Navy looks at new technology for keeping produce fresh during lengthy voyages; see-through salad era may be over.
New Libraries Revitalize Cities
New library complexes rejuvenate urban centers around the world by including theaters, shops, cafes, offices and even gyms.
Desperately Seeking Landmines
Despite years of research on everything from 'HeroRATS' to TNT-sniffing bees, humans still remove most landmines by poking — very, very carefully — in the ground.
Bananas Aweigh
Written by: Caren Chesler, Monday 08 March 2010 - 05:00 AM 
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The Navy looks at new technology for keeping produce fresh during lengthy voyages; see-through salad era may be over.
New Libraries Revitalize Cities
Written by: Jonathan Lerner, Tuesday 02 March 2010 - 05:00 AM 10 Comments
New library complexes rejuvenate urban centers around the world by including theaters, shops, cafes, offices and even gyms.
Desperately Seeking Landmines
Written by: Vince Beiser, Monday 01 March 2010 - 05:00 AM 0 Comments
Despite years of research on everything from 'HeroRATS' to TNT-sniffing bees, humans still remove most landmines by poking — very, very carefully — in the ground.
This Just In: More Research Needed
Written by: Valerie Brown, Thursday 31 December 2009 - 05:00 AM 0 Comments
Only more and better data will settle a dispute about the possibility that environmental pollution can cause inheritable disease.
Can China Turn Cotton Green?
Written by: Chris Wood, Monday 14 December 2009 - 05:00 AM 4 Comments
Producing 'natural' cotton clothing is a huge and filthy global business that, Chinese-commissioned research shows, will be extremely difficult to clean up.
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