Okay you animals, line up: stoned sloths, playful pandas, baleful bovines, and vile vultures. We’ve got you guys...
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Podcasts de environment
Skeptic Check: Science Breaking Bad
(repeat) The scientific method is tried and true. It has led us to a reliable understanding of things from basic...
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Fir tree needles embedded in carpet are a holiday headache. Why not decorate a genetically-modified,...
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(repeat) Insect populations are declining. But before you say “good riddance,” consider that insects are the...
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Without sand, engineering would be stuck in the Middle Ages. Wooden houses would line mud-packed streets, and...
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Skeptic Check: Political Scientist
(repeat) Hundreds of thousands of scientists took to the streets during the March for Science. The divisive...
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(repeat) Dinosaurs are once again stomping and snorting their way across the screen of your local movie theater. But...
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(repeat) Okay you animals, line up: stoned sloths, playful pandas, baleful bovines, and vile vultures. We’ve got you...
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(repeat) Heredity was once thought to be straightforward. Genes were passed in an immutable path from parents to...
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“Diversity or die” could be your new health mantra. Don’t boost your immune system, cultivate it! Like a garden, your...
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(repeat) Without sand, engineering would be stuck in the Middle Ages. Wooden houses would line mud-packed streets,...
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(repeat) Fir tree needles embedded in carpet are a holiday headache. Why not decorate a genetically-modified,...
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The stress of the holidays can make you want to hide under the covers with a warm cup of cocoa. From gift buying to...
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What’s the difference between a bird call and the sound of a pile driver? Not much, when you’re close to the loudest...
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Zombies, Bigfoot, and Max Brooks
What do a zombie attack and a viral pandemic have in common? They are both frightening, mindless, and relentless in...
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Reason for hope is just one thing that ecologist Carl Safina can offer. He understands why many of us turn to nature...
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Insect populations are declining. But before you say “good riddance,” consider that insects are the...
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Beneath our feet is a living network just as complex and extensive as the root systems in a forest. Fungi, which...
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Water is essential for life – that we know. But the honeycomb lattice that forms when you chill it to zero...
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The Other Living World (rebroadcast)
Reason for hope is just one thing that ecologist Carl Safina can offer. He understands why many of us turn to nature...
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