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DNA testing, the same tech used in human health, could change the way biologists study the ocean.
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One Year After Napa Quake, Scientists Still Puzzled by Mysterious Fault
In the year since the deadly South Napa earthquake, geologists have been digging in - sometimes...
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Toxic Algae Is Killing Sea Lions, Shows No Sign of Diminishing
Scientists are studying the cause of a toxic algae bloom that stretches from the California coast...
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Possible Spoiler for El Niño: A 'Battle of the Blobs'
One climate scientist postulates that the high pressure behind freakishly warm northern waters...
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Millions of Americans Use Medical Devices That May Be Vulnerable to Hacking
The Food and Drug Administration last Friday advised U.S. medical facilities to stop using a pump...
07:23
State Passes Historic Water Conservation Rules
The state-mandated water conservation "tiers" assigned to local water agencies don't tell the...
04:34
Amid California’s Drought, Should Cemeteries Stay Green?
New drought restrictions are prompting cemetery managers to look at the water they use to keep...
04:55
Alien Life Might Live in Our Own Solar System
NASA's top scientist says she thinks evidence of life beyond Earth will turn up in the next...
04:43
Why Isn't Desalination the Answer to All California's Water Problems?
After four years of nowhere near enough rain, Californians are wondering where else to look for...
06:57
A Candid Conversation With California's 'Water Czar'
The State Water Resources Control Board is California's top arbiter of water supply conflicts....
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Ancient Sinkhole Could Presage Mega-Tsunami for Hawaii
There's buried treasure here for tsunami hunters, but scarce funding may mean Hawaii remains...
06:24
Does California Need More National Monuments?
Despite initial objections, most national monuments have withstood the test of time. We get some...
06:58
Building a Better Bionic Arm by Teaching the Brain a New Signal
Even the best prosthetics today lack a natural sense that tells the brain where the body is in...
04:40
'Ridiculous Ridge' May Be Back to Prolong California Drought
Scientists hope a stubborn high-pressure bubble over the West Coast isn't a replay of the last...
06:27
Tiny Parasite Threatens Native Plants
A microscopic pathogen got into the roots of some native plants at a restoration project in...
05:50
Future of Berryessa-Snow Mountain Lands in Limbo
Faced with a new Republican-led Congress, supporters of special protections for the area are...
07:09
How Science Can Help Prevent a (Bad) Hangover
In the annals of medical research, you won’t find many studies on the common hangover. But one...
06:59
Designing the Interstellar Doorbell (Or How to Talk to ET)
Humans have been sending messages into outer space for decades, hoping some intelligent...
06:20
How California's Water Rights Make It Tough to Manage Drought
Here’s the thing: Water rights in California are based on who got there first. It’s as if you had...
06:53
California Drought Boosts 'Cash for Grass' Programs
California homeowners are replacing Kentucky bluegrass with native species and other...
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