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about 3 hours ago
Homesteading
My Goats Have Discovered the Chickens’ Dinner
I bought two goats to help solve our household food waste problem. We were throwing away too much food, and I thought a male and a female would put suitable leftovers to use.…
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2 days ago
StemSocial
From the Desk of a Plant Ecologist: The Forest Beyond the Trees
Welcome to From the Desk of a Plant Ecologist , my weekly space for sharing the discoveries, questions, and surprises that make the study of plants so fascinating. *My…
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5 days ago
StemSocial
Ph.D Desk: What Are We Still Missing About Fire and the Soil Seed Bank?
When we think about fire in a forest, it is easy to imagine heat as the main culprit. But fire leaves behind more than heat. Smoke carries chemical signals, while ash changes the…
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about 1 month ago
Hive Naija
Your Chemistry Teacher Was Trying to Tell You Something
I've been teaching Chemistry for more than 5 years now, and it amazes me how people don't see many subjects beyond the classroom and passing exams. Just a couple of days ago, I…
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3 months ago
StemSocial
Why 'Morning and Night' Isn't Always Good Enough for Your Medication.
For about two years, I worked as a pharmacy technician. Looking back now, there are so many little things we did that I never questioned. One of them was how casually we handled…
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3 months ago
StemSocial
The smell of death
A few years ago, I stumbled upon one of those stories that makes you pause and say, "Nah... this can't be real." It was about a Scottish woman named Joy Milne . For years…
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5 months ago
StemSocial
The Mushroom Test: How Our Ancestors Practiced Science Without Knowing It
One of the topics I enjoy teaching students the most is the scientific method. There is something deeply satisfying about explaining the process of observation, hypothesis…
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5 months ago
StemSocial
The Elephant in the Room: Alcohol and Its Illusions
I was around 18 years old when I had my first alcoholic drink. It was freshly tapped palm wine. You could drink gallons of it without wanting to stop, at least until the alcohol…
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5 months ago
StemSocial
Good Health? Eating less may be what you need
Food is life, no doubt about that. Without food, no human being can survive beyond a couple of days, with the highest recorded survival period being around 21 days. As long as an…
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6 months ago
StemSocial
Global Warming and the Politics of Convenience
Global warming is not entirely a bad thing. In fact, without it, the Earth might have remained locked in an ice age, making much of today’s civilization impossible. The warming…
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