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Lynne Peeples is a science journalist in Seattle, Washington.

New Facebook application helps you bum a ride

The Gene Hunt: Should Finders Be Keepers?
A lawsuit filed against Myriad Genetics questions the ethics of gene patents

Swimming pools on foreclosed properties could harbor West Nile virus mosquitoes

Measuring emotion in cyberspace: Jackson's death a sad day; Obama's election a very happy one : )

Rewards, dopamine and the brain: Could pennies and pills help you learn better?

Cold-blooded critters in hot water: Could global warming shorten the life spans of some animals?

Should Thursday Be the New Friday? The Environmental and Economic Pluses of the 4-Day Workweek
Evidence builds that working 40 hours in four days makes good sense for employee health and well-being, too

Happy 65th Birthday, Smokey Bear: How a new understanding of forest fires has changed the furry mascot's message

Counterfeit drugs continue to threaten lives in developing countries

Should Major League Baseball be allowed to use DNA tests to determine the true age of prospects?

Swine stench spurs multimillion-dollar settlements

Cloned dogs sniff out contraband in South Korea

Moths Use Sonar-Jamming Defense to Fend Off Hunting Bats
Some species of moths may have evolved a defensive ultrasonic clicking technique that can temporarily disrupt the echolocation signals of bats

Secret of jockey's strange posture revealed

Sound Solution: New Detection Technologies May Help Protect Whales
Thermal and acoustic sensors are two approaches that could decrease whale collisions with ships and disorientation from sonar

Smart spiders spy on Mount Saint Helens

Bill proposed to limit livestock antibiotics to prevent the rise of resistant germs

Manipulative meow: Cats learn to vocalize a particular sound to train their human companions

Clean car, dirty water: How do you keep both your ride and the environment clean?

Bottled up: Data on contaminants in bottled water still lacking, government says

Spotted owl recovery plan spotty, says new study

The Good News: A New Monkey Is Discovered; The Bad News: It Is Already at Risk
Construction projects could soon harm the Amazonian habitats of a tiny tamarin

Roses are blue--At least recently approved genetically engineered versions are

Saving the environment from behind bars