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How can researchers solve the issue of reproducibility?

At SLAS 2017, the annual international conference and exhibition from the Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening, the topic of reproducibility was center stage. Panelists in a special session discussed the challenges and solutions that both industry and academia...

source: By Suzanne Mason
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Why Sacramento should be your next California destination

California is a vast state. It's more than three times the size of England, but with only about three quarters of the population, meaning you can find huge swathes of barely inhabited rural areas just a few dozen miles from densely populated cities. You'd be remiss to plan...

source: Metro
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Where have all our insects gone?

When Simon Leather was a student in the 1970s, he took a summer job as a postman and delivered mail to the villages of Kirk Hammerton and Green Hammerton in North Yorkshire. He recalls his early morning walks through its lanes, past the porches of houses on his round.

source: The Guardian
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Pesticide bans raise question: Can we manage garden pests without chemicals?

If you squeeze the trigger on a bottle of Roundup in South Portland this summer, you'll be breaking the law. An ordinance severely restricting synthetic pesticides on private property took effect in May. The law has been in effect...

source: Portland Press Herald
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Oregon capital battles algal toxins in drinking water

Having detected toxins in its water distribution system since Memorial Day weekend at levels that occasionally exceeded state and federal health guidelines, officials in Salem are warning children, the elderly, and those with liver and kidney disease not to drink the tap...

source: Circle of Blue
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The Chesapeake Bay hasn't been this healthy in 33 years, scientists say

For the first time in the 33 years that scientists have assessed the health of the Chesapeake Bay, the nation's largest estuary showed improvement in every region, a likely sign that a massive federal cleanup plan is working. The bay's...

source: The Washington Post
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Fear and frustration over EPA move to kill chemical-disaster protections

The Environmental Protection Agency intends to block an Obama-era proposal and effectively shield companies from scrutiny about how they prevent and respond to chemical disasters. At a hearing last week, agency officials got an earful...

source: National Public Radio
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