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How human-generated sound harms marine mammals

Loud anthropogenic noises can alter whale behavior, sometimes with fatal consequences. more

- from Physics Today

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Funding a greener grid

How President Obama plans to spend billions on modernizing the U.S. electrical network. more

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The physics of ski moguls

Why do these bumps appear and move up the slope, when skiers and snow move down? more

- from Physics Today

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Flying with the flu

A report on the dangers of air travel during a pandemic. more

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