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Ep. 62: Restoring Landscapes and Livelihoods in Western Bosnia
This month: Twenty-six years after the end of the Bosnian War, farmers in Livno are once again...
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Ep. 61: When Accents Speak Louder Than Words
For scientists who come from abroad to live and work in America, accents can be personal. It's...
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Ep. 60: Cascading Effects of Pollution in Lebanon’s Litani River
Residents of Lebanon's Beqaa Valley say pollution in the Litani River is responsible for a host...
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Ep. 59: Water Cremation Ignites Debate Over Dignified Death
Alkaline hydrolysis is an end-of-life option that’s gaining popularity in Canada and the U.S....
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Ep. 58: When an Intellectual Disability Means Life or Death
When Pervis Payne was sentenced to death more than three decades ago, it was permissible to...
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Ep. 57: In Lagos, Vulnerable Communities Buried by Urbanization
Urbanization in Lagos, Nigeria, is moving at a rapid clip — burying mangrove forests and wetlands...
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Ep. 56: Understanding a Terrorist's Brain
Scientists and counterterrorism experts believe understanding the underlying motivations of...
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Ep. 55: In Pursuit of Climate-Friendly Refrigerants
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Ep. 54: Translating Portugal’s Approach to Drugs and Addiction
Twenty years ago Portugal decriminalized all drugs as part of a bigger national strategy to fight...
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Ep. 53: ‘Mainstreaming’ Psychedelic Drugs to Treat Mental Health
Amid a worldwide mental health emergency, the discovery of new pharmaceuticals to treat...
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Ep. 52: In India, Mismanaging the Monkey Menace
In India, macaque monkeys are a menace — attacking people for food, breaking into offices, and in...
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Ep. 51: A Scramble to Define ‘Habitat’ — and the Future of Conservation
A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision on the dusky gopher frog now has conservationists and...
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Ep. 51: A Scramble to Define ‘Habitat’ — and the Future of Conservation
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Ep. 50: Studying and Surviving the Pandemic's Collective Trauma
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Ep. 48: Capturing the Songs of a Changing Climate
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Ep. 47: The Toll of the Culture of Silence in Animal Research
This month: Communicating about animal research with the public can open early career scientists...
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Ep. 47: The Toll of the Culture of Silence in Animal Research
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