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  1. Earth

    The sinking city

    Venice, Italy continues to slip into the sea.

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  2. Intel STS 2012 highlights

    Intel Science Talent Search 2012 finalists describe what motivated them to become scientists and enter science competitions.

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  3. Humans

    Becoming human

    Two new studies suggest that during ice ages, steep drops in temperature may have sent ancient species moving to more temperate, or mild, areas. As a result, these species would have been isolated from other populations.

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  4. Tech

    Cool Jobs: Like Mother Nature

    Scientists observe what works best for animals, plants in efforts to build better products.

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  5. Earth

    Flipping icebergs

    Capsizing icebergs may release as much energy as a bomb

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  6. Environment

    Water’s worldwide travels

    Scientists track the movement of ‘virtual water,’ used in the production of goods and exchanged among nations.

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  7. Teachers Questions for Dead Zones

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  8. Environment

    Suffocating waters

    Coastal animals around the world are spending more time in or around waters with too little oxygen.

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  9. Fossils

    Dino drama

    Scientists study skulls to determine whether Triceratops and Torosaurus were two different species.

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  10. Chemistry

    Squeeze power

    Under pressure, plastics produce energy.

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  11. Earth

    Twist and shake

    A new look at the shape of the San Andreas Fault suggests future earthquakes may be stronger than previously thought.

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  12. Fossils

    Early toehold on land

    A five-toed fossil now holds the record for smallest, oldest foot ever found.

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