2015년 2월 18일 수요일

Banana Slugs: Secret of the Slime

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Banana Slugs: Secret of the Slime
 
 
Beneath the towering redwoods lives one of the most peculiar creatures in California: the banana slug. They're coated with a liquid crystal ooze that solves many problems slugs face in the forest — and maybe some of our own.Watch the new Deep Look Video
 
 
Does California Need More National Monuments?
 
 
California environmentalists are pressing President Obama to protect thousands of square miles of federal lands from development, by making them national monuments.

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New Study: Global Warming Will Bring Megadroughts to the West
 
 
Our best climate models, combined with our best climate records, foresee at least a century of profound drought in the Midwest and Southwest.Read the Post
 
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California Academy of Sciences
Journey below the ocean's surface, inside the forest floor, and high into the clouds with Habitat Earth, a new planetarium show at the California Academy of Sciences. Discover the "living networks" that connect the natural world and learn how all organisms — large and small — play a part in the web of life. Get tickets at www.calacademy.org
 
 
 
Engineering a Cleaner Wood-Burning Stove
 
 
Meet Vi Rapp, a research scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory who has a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering and is designing cleaner, more efficient cookstoves.Watch the Career Spotlight Video
 
 
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