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Regulatory hurdles and glacial immunization campaign leave the country unprotected

Researchers are among the candidates for 155 seats in constitutional assembly

Growing use of ship exhaust scrubbers has increased marine discharge of compounds

Provision in Endless Frontier Act would tighten U.S. oversight of foreign sources of funding

Study suggests pollinators find the pseudopollen of at least one orchid species delicious.

Underwater technology reveals how these elusive creatures feed

As U.S. pandemic subsides, societies are exploring their options

Models find few links between sea ice loss and weakened jet stream

First DNA from paleofeces show that people 1000 years ago in U.S., Mexico, had much more diverse gut microbes

Report proposes major overhaul of health systems to fight future threats

Report proposes major overhaul of health systems to fight future threats

Dropping birth rate triggers calls to raise retirement ages and create a “fertility-friendly society”

After last mirror tests, giant scope will be shipped off for launch

Draft Astronet report upsets gamma and radio astronomers

Analyzing old specimens with current techniques can provide new clues to evolution

Ship collisions prompt calls for tighter regulations and warning systems

DNA from mouth bacteria suggest human ancestors ate diets rich in starchy plants by 600,000 years ago

After being challenged, research team provides more data to back its controversial hypothesis but the relevance to human health is unclear

High-altitude migrations may help birds cope with daytime heat

Whistleblowers cite eyewitness reports, data anomalies, and outsize effects in studies, but researchers deny wrongdoing

On this week’s show: Researchers are keeping a close eye on worrying signals at the site of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, and quantum enta...

Experiments show the animals have mysterious “sixth sense”

The findings hint that burying one’s dead has deep roots in our species

Missions mark resurgence for agency's earth science division

Slow rise in neutrons stirs concerns about possible “criticality” accident