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Tax It, Cap It, Trade It: Make Me Care About CO2Bacterial vs. Viral Infections
Human Cloning: The Science in Fiction
Tax It, Cap It, Trade It: Make Me Care About CO2
The consensus among climate science is that carbon emissions contribute to climate change. Technologies exist to lower carbon emissions through higher efficiency or alternative energies. At the consumer level, however, something must be done to level the playing field in order to hasten the adoption of these technologies.
Words: 635 Downloads: 0 Category: Canada By: James WS ThomsonBacterial vs. Viral Infections
What is the difference between a bacterial and a viral infection? Do they have the same treatment, or will one drug cure them all? This article explains the biology behind the illnesses, and how that affects the way they should be treated. It includes an interview with a physician on how to tell the difference.
Words: 726 Downloads: 0 Category: Medical By: James WS ThomsonHuman Cloning: The Science in Fiction
Human cloning is a common topic in science fiction; Phillip K. Dick, Isaac Asimov, and Ray Bradbury are just a few of the many famous authors who have explored the potential for human cloning and its ramifications. This article dissects the fictional history, current research, and future possibilities in the field, as well as the moral and social implications of human cloning.
Words: 1000 Downloads: 0 Category: Science By: James WS Thomson