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How does lethal injection work?

- asks Jim from Ohio

By Peter Sergo, November 12th, 2007

Posted in ask scienceline, health, biology, policy | 21 Comments »

Drilling for Energy, But Not Oil

Geothermal wells increase in popularity as a fossil fuel alternative.

By Emily V. Driscoll, October 19th, 2007

Posted in policy, environment | 2 Comments »

Chimera Controversy

Scientists searching for better stem cell sources are pushing the boundaries of what is human.

By Andrea Anderson, August 31st, 2007

Posted in biology, policy | 1 Comment »

Gridlock on the Grid

As the national power grid ages, we become more vulnerable to blackouts.

By Jeremy Hsu, August 29th, 2007

Posted in technology, policy | 3 Comments »

Subsidies Blowing in the Wind

Choosing Green Power Feels Good, But Does it Matter?

By Joshua J Romero, August 17th, 2007

Posted in policy, environment | No Comments »

Dengue fever warming up to human habits

Urbanization and climate change expand the disease’s comfort zone.

By Peter Sergo, August 10th, 2007

Posted in biology, policy, environment | 1 Comment »

Got Flu?

Some Experts are Betting on it

By Jeremy Hsu, May 23rd, 2007

Posted in health, policy | No Comments »

Does an organic label mean anything?

- asks Susan from Brooklyn

By Rachele Cooper, May 15th, 2007

Posted in ask scienceline, health, policy | 3 Comments »

Blue is rallying for green

Organizers prepare for the first National Day of Climate Action.

By Emily V. Driscoll, April 11th, 2007

Posted in scientists, policy, environment | No Comments »

Pills For Your Ills, But Not The Ones You Think

The risks and benefits of prescribing off-label drugs.

By Rachele Cooper, March 28th, 2007

Posted in health, policy | 3 Comments »

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