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Carrie Klein

Carrie Klein

Carrie Klein is a science journalist who loves to write about climate solutions and renewable energy. She comes to journalism with a background as a Communications Director for an environmental nonprofit and an undergraduate degree in English and Environmental Studies.

An image showing a glassfrog when its blood vessels are invisible and when they are visible.

Could frogs hold the secret to preventing blood clots in humans?

 Environment
• March 14, 2024

These tiny, transparent frogs clump their red blood cells together to blend into their surroundings — without ever forming deathly clots

A close up image of a cicada

Don’t freak out, but the cicadas are coming — lots of them

 Environment
• March 13, 2024

Billions will likely emerge across the eastern half of the US this spring, but climate change is a wild card

A robot with a speaking bubble that says "I'm not a robot."

The truth about those annoying CAPTCHA tests

 Tech
• February 18, 2024

The tests made to keep bots out of websites aren’t working anymore

Andrew Coté, a NYC-based beekeeper, stands at his booth at the Union Square Farmers Market. He is surrounded by jars of honey.

Losing the scent

 Environment
• January 25, 2024

A new study suggests air pollution is changing flowers’ scents, throwing bees off-course

 
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