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Miscellaneous outlets

• Rocky Mountain wildfires are taking us into uncharted territory (Scientific American)

• Excess fertilizer can cause low crop yields in drought (Civil Eats)

• Hailstorms are costly and hard to predict (Eos)

• Black In Microbiology: From Twitter hashtag to nonprofit (AWIS Magazine)

• Topsoil in the Midwest's Corn Belt is eroding (Smithsonian Magazine online)

• Reindeer need to eat up to survive winter (Eos)

• Meet the soil scientist who makes pigments with dirt (Smithsonian Magazine online)

• Window to an ancient world at the bottom of Lake Huron (Michigan Science Writers)

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Massive Science - articles

• A map of Mars' ancient rivers unlocks new possibilities for learning about the Red Planet

• Fingerprinting ancient life on Earth

• Our back-up coffee bean might not be reliable

• Arctic climate change has ripple effects for the whole planet

• Does the age of humans need a geologic name?

• There's no corner of the globe safe from microplastic pollution

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Massive Science - lab notes

• Flight of the Belgium bees: climate change makes winners and losers emerge

• Early cats only liked us for the snacks

• Metal mining pollution can be airborne for 30 km, community science effort reveals

• 66-million-year-old sabre-toothed anchovy discovered... in a cabinet

• Deep-sea currents transport microplastics around the globe

• Lakes store a surprising amount of carbon

• The Colorado River is drying out

• Heat waves may drive bees to extinction

• Algae are eating microplastics. From there, they climb up the food chain to us

• Lake Victoria, world's largest tropical lake, is drying up faster than we thought

• By tracking star "pollution," scientists found exoplanets with similar structures to Earth

• Human disturbance is drying out forests

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