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Nicole Karlis is an award-winning staff writer at Salon, specializing in health and science. She is also the author of the book “Your Brain on Altruism: The Power of Connection and Community During Times of Crisis.”

A distressed harbor seal pup lays stranded in the sand in Laguna Beach, California (ROBYN BECK/AFP via Getty Images)

As oceans become more dangerously acidic, California coastal waters are getting worse faster

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Natural gas flame on a stove (Robert Clare/Getty Images)

Natural gas surpasses coal in carbon emissions

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AT&T Headquarters and Servers (Getty Images/Salon)

Major ISPs colluded with FCC to lie about their internet speeds: report

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Workers protest against Google's handling of sexual misconduct allegations at the company's Mountain View, Calif., headquarters. Google is promising to be more forceful and open about its handling of sexual misconduct cases, a week after high-paid engineers and others walked out in protest over its male-dominated culture. CEO Sundar Pichai spelled out the concessions in an email sent Thursday, Nov. 8, to Google employees. (AP Photo/Noah Berger)

U.S. employers spend $340 million annually to thwart unions

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Elizabeth Warren (Getty Images/Salon)

Warren’s Blue New Deal taps into the power of Earth’s oceans

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A man calling himself Henry Hemp inhales marijuana using a vaporizer pen at HempCon medical marijuana show (ROBYN BECK/AFP via Getty Images)

Weed vapes may not be safe from vaping-linked health problems

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Women taking a selfie at the gym (Getty Images)

A new Instagram meme is actually good for your body image, study says

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Woman having her hair colored in salon (Getty Images)

Hair dyes linked to higher risk of breast cancer: study

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This illustration shows the white dwarf WDJ0914+1914 and its Neptune-like exoplanet. Since the icy giant orbits the hot white dwarf at close range, the extreme ultraviolet radiation from the star strips away the planet’s atmosphere. While most of this stripped gas escapes, some of it swirls into a disc, itself accreting onto the white dwarf. (ESO/M. Kornmesser)

A dissolving exoplanet prophesies our solar system’s final days

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Grumpy hungover man with coffee (Getty Images)

The rich can buy their way out of hangovers now

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Female Red-backed shrike perched on the twig (Getty Images)

Why birds are shrinking in size

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Virgil Griffith (@VirgilGr/Twitter)

Here’s why the FBI arrested a cryptocurrency developer for speaking in North Korea

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Pregnant Woman By The Sea (Getty Images/iStock)

How climate change is causing more premature births

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Teenage boy holding a puppy dog (Getty Images)

Why some people are better at reading dogs than others

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Mountain Lion on moss covered rocks (Getty Images/iStock)

Coastal fog — yes, fog — is giving pumas mercury poisoning

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Humpback Whale (Getty Images/Science Photo Library)

We now know what a blue whale’s heartbeat sounds like

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Tumbleweed rolls across a dried out landscape in central California's Kern County as trucks head south toward the Grapevine to begin the climb over the Tejon Pass leading into Southern California, on February 3, 2014. The United States government announced on February 5 a new system of regional hubs to tackle the effects of climate change as the country's southwest battles a historic drought. In January, California declared a state of emergency due to what could be the worst drought in a century for the state, and which has prompted fears of lost harvests and devastating forest fires. (FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP via Getty Images)

Sorry, GOP: A majority of Americans think government should act on climate

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Polluting clouds of exhaust fumes rise in the air (Getty Images)

Earth’s carbon dioxide levels hit a 3 million year high

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Distressed young man surrounded by empty cups of coffee (Getty Images)

Some coffee drinkers claim it causes anxiety. Here’s what the science says

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Personalizing a paper planner. (Getty Images)

Why paper planners are making a comeback

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This is an artist's concept of a plume of water vapor thought to be ejected off the frigid, icy surface of the Jovian moon Europa, located about 500 million miles (800 million kilometers) from the sun. Spectroscopic measurements from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope led scientists to calculate that the plume rises to an altitude of 125 miles (201 kilometers) and then it probably rains frost back onto the moon's surface. Previous findings already pointed to a subsurface ocean under Europa's icy crust. (NASA/ESA/K. Retherford/SWRI)

Jupiter’s moon Europa is teeming with water

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Google employees walk off the job to protest (Mason Trinca/Getty Images)

Google hires anti-union firm amid brewing labor tensions: report

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Saturn with moons (Getty Images)

Saturn’s moon Titan is a lot like Earth, new research finds

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Who is behind the right-wing Bolivian botnet?

Keith A. Spencer, Nicole Karlis
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