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If science is good for climate change, why not for GMOs?
We have an important battle going in our society: the conflict between science and emotion — facts vs. fabrications and nuance vs. simplicity.
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Drone technology flies into Bellevue College
A new Bellevue College course is addressing the next wave in technology: drones.
The battle over breasts: are bare-breasted feminists hypocritical?
When you see an image of a naked woman, what’s the first thing you think?
Will tidal and wave energy ever live up to their potential?
As solar and wind power grow, another renewable energy source with vast potential — the power of tides and waves — continues to lag far behind.
California passes law to legalize use of clotheslines
There are several reasons you rarely see people using clotheslines anymore.
Hands-on programs show why investing in higher education is right for economy
Kyle Metzloff’s “laboratory” at the UW-Platteville is more accurately a foundry, a place where students majoring in industrial technology can learn the fiery secrets of metal-casting.
Hardline Indonesian Muslims call for closure of Christian churches in Aceh
Hardline Muslims in Indonesia's conservative Aceh province on Sunday demanded the local government close 10 Christian churches, just days after a mob burnt down a church, leaving one person dead and several injured.
No time to pack school lunches? Outsource it.
Let's be honest. For busy parents, packing your child's school lunch can quickly devolve from a labor of love to a rushed morning chore.
Amazon targets 1,114 ‘fake reviewers’ in Seattle lawsuit
Amazon is taking legal action against more than 1,000 people it says have posted fake reviews on its website.
Apple ordered to pay $234 million to university for infringing patent
A U.S. jury on Friday ordered Apple Inc (AAPL.O) to pay the University of Wisconsin-Madison's patent licensing arm more than $234 million in damages for incorporating its microchip technology into some of the company's iPhones and iPads without permission.
