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Five impressive scientists we met in 2014
Ezequiel Petrillo in Argentina Ezequiel Petrillo (pictured above) is an Argentine biochemist studying how chloroplasts behave differently depending on the amount of light exposure. He is trying to...
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Originally published on The Conversation. On March 15 this year, Mexico City encountered its worst environmental crisis of the last decade. A gray fog, comprising noxious air pollutants, cast a...
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The challenge facing Mexico’s “Mediterranean” region
Descending in latitude towards the Baja California peninsula, precipitation decreases and vegetation survives mainly on moisture from fog. This is the southern edge of the North American Mediterranean...
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Sonoran Caves: Where Few Dare Enter
Speleology —the science of cave exploration— starts as soon as you put on your equipment and ask yourself questions: How deep is the cave? How far does it go? What animals live there? Will there be a...
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View ArticleMexico’s urban jaguars
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