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Sustainability Efforts Expand at Wonderful Co - Los Angeles Business Journal

Sustainability Efforts Expand at Wonderful Co - Los Angeles Business Journal
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Caltech: New Technique Surveys Microbial Spatial Gene Expression Patterns

Caltech: New Technique Surveys Microbial Spatial Gene Expression Patterns
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New Technique Surveys Microbial Spatial Gene Expression Patterns

Communities of microbes around the world can now be understood with a new technique to visualize gene expression.

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Study Shows Fossil Fuel Use has Outsized Impact on River Sediment

According to a new study, fly ash (leftover particles from coal-burning) constitute from 37% to 72% of all particulate organic carbon carried by the Yangtze River in China, or about 200,000 to 400,000 tons of carbon annually.

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Impact of Coal Burning on Yangtze River is Comparable to Natural Processes

Credit: © Zhao Gang / Greenpeace First-of-its-kind study reveals that fossil fuel consumption has outsized impact on river.

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