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Plants & Animals Apr 25, 2024

Is your dog aggressive? A vet explains 'rage syndrome'

Dog aggression is a condition that can hit home for pet owners, as it can be unsettling, stressful, and even dangerous, not only for the dog but also for other pets, family members, and strangers.

Social Sciences Apr 5, 2024

Youth grapple with interpreting the unspoken for their immigrant families

UC Merced researchers are shedding light on a little-explored aspect of cross-cultural communication that involves no spoken words but sometimes can cause confusion and anguish for children acting as interpreters for older ...

Plants & Animals Mar 21, 2024

Bridging the lexical divide: Unified approach to combat plant invasions in Australia

In a leap toward managing the ecological challenge posed by alien plant species, a recent study outlines a methodology for integrating and harmonizing data on plant invasions across Australia.

Social Sciences Mar 20, 2024

New study calls for inclusion of death education in school curriculum

A new study is calling for a significant overhaul in the way education about human death is approached within schools, advocating for its inclusion as a vital component of the curriculum.

Social Sciences Mar 20, 2024

Bilingual children cannot 'turn off' their language knowledge, says researcher

Worldwide, there are more children who grow up learning multiple languages than children learning only one. And yet monolingualism is often taken as a starting point, for example in school. Research by linguist Elly Koutamanis ...

Environment Mar 19, 2024

Climate change graphics are important—make them simple, say experts

When the "hockey stick" graph, which illustrated a steep increase in global temperatures, was published in 1998, it reshaped the world's understanding of climate change. A quarter-century later, with climate change now wreaking ...

Plants & Animals Mar 18, 2024

Illinois will soon be cicada central when two broods converge on state in historic emergence

When his youngest daughter was born early in the summer of 2004 in Washington, D.C., John Lill and his wife could hear cicadas singing from inside the hospital.

Environment Mar 11, 2024

California can't let big polluters win by undermining climate change disclosure laws

California took a big step last fall when lawmakers passed a pair of laws requiring big companies doing business in the state to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions and climate-related risks, shining a light on their ...

Plants & Animals Mar 8, 2024

Climate change in Greenland could cause trouble for Arctic char

Arctic char (Salvelinus alpinus) like clean, cold water and can be found around northern Greenland, Svalbard, Alaska and in Arctic parts of Russia and Canada.

Education Feb 29, 2024

How teens benefit from being able to read 'disturbing' books that some want to ban

Should we worry, as massive book-banning efforts imply, that young people will be harmed by certain kinds of books? For over a decade and through hundreds of interviews, my colleague, literacy professor Peter Johnston, and ...

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