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26 Jan 2018
Books to Inspire the Outdoor Kid
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By Margriet Ruurs Looking for books that will inspire children to learn more about science? Here are some great titles that focus on the ...
19 Jan 2018
Getting the Science Right
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By Joan Marie Galat How far will an author go to get her facts straight? In my case, it was a nearly-4000-kilometre round trip from my hom...
13 Jan 2018
Family Tree for All Living Things
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By Paula Johanson When I want to relax this winter, I've been going to a science website called OneZoom. If you like biology, you mi...
5 Jan 2018
Crayola’s New Blue and Other Hidden Opportunities
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By Larry Verstraete Months ago, Crayola, the crayon giant announced the removal of Dandelion from its palette of yellows and oranges. In...
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29 Dec 2017
Naming Weather Highs and Lows
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By Adrienne Montgomerie When the weather forecast calls for a Colorado low or a Texas low, what does that mean? The name is actually pre...
22 Dec 2017
Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and 3D
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The Last Jedi is a fun movie, packed with science fiction, lots of it more fiction than science. (I kept wondering how people were able ...
15 Dec 2017
Read It and Weep: Fungal Guttation
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by Jan Thornhill Young Red-Belted Polypore ( Fomitopsis pinicola) with guttation drops Some fungi are prone to exhibiting ...
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