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  1. “Restoration economy” strives to protect pollinators, create jobs

  2. NASA probe snaps stunning new images of dwarf planet Ceres

  3. H5N8 bird flu strain spreads in Europe

  4. Trump picks a climate skeptic to enforce environmental laws

  5. Women’s brains needed for concussion research

  6. Preventing the decay of store-bought mushrooms: a new look at by Magazine gold award winner Stephen S. Hall

  7. The personality of political correctness By

  8. Geneticists hope to unlock secrets of bats’ complex sounds

  9. Are lefties physically or psychologically more vulnerable?

  10. Zika has been downgraded from emergency status by the WHO—and despite how it might sound, that’s not good news

  11. Scientists take another step toward safely burying CO2

  12. An open letter from and to female scientists By

  13. Laser used to control mouse’s brain—and speed up milkshake consumption

  14. Rock core from dinosaur-killing impact reveals how enormous craters form

  15. China is not backing out of the Paris Agreement, as U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to do.

  16. "As a journalist, I have realized that science is one of the biggest and most important stories of our age."

  17. NFL doctors’ conflicts of interest may endanger players

  18. Young climate researchers face a Trump reality

  19. National Institutes of Health Director Francis Collins talks about the future of the NIH in light of the election

  20. Wireless brain implant allows woman paralyzed by locked-in syndrome to communicate

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