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Sandy Marie Bonny 23 January 2012

You put the CO2 in (to the atmosphere), you take the CO2 out...or at least you shake it all about!

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Sandy Marie Bonny 23 January 2012

The consensus is in: Earth is getting hotter! The United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), concluded that man-made gas emissions are a major driving force behind climate change.

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Zahra Hassanali 23 January 2012

Lately it seems like all the foods we love are bad for our health. So it does not come as a surprise that cola beverages can have adverse effects on our bone mineral density.

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Seth Gilchrist 23 January 2012

Here's a riddle for you: What material can be found in the grocery store, the music store, under roads and in the hospital? Give up? The answer is polystyrene!

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Genie Leung 23 January 2012

It's hard to resist: you glance at an innocent lava lamp and inevitably become drawn in by the hypnotic motion of its coloured balls of goo!

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Derek van Pel23 January 2012

Why do swimming goggles fog up?

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Lars Rose 23 January 2012

So, you have that craving for chocolate? Well, what you might really have is thirst that is often masked as desire for sweets by our brain. And the easiest way to solve that is to get a good gulp of water. But where should you go?

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CurioCity23 January 2012

This question was answered by M. Neuert.

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CurioCity23 January 2012

This question was answered by Science Travels.

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Harlyn Silverstein20 January 2012

Cleaning the air inside your home may be a good way to reduce the sniffles.

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