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Sea level rise spells salty future for coastal farms

On a warm late-summer day, Delaware farmer Frank Webb stood on a bare patch of dirt in the middle of his Kent County farm. He poin ...

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Despite Cape May's long history
NewsWorks Tonight

How the fire of 1878 and preservation drive of the 1970s explain Cape May

As part of our Friday Septemer 26th live edition of the show from Cape May, New Jersey, NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller talks to Dr. B ...

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A researcher at McMaster University adjusts a net of electrodes on a participant's head. The device measures electroencephalography (EEG) responses within the brain
The Pulse

Why lower notes hold the key to rhythm

Turns out the bass is the driving force in music for a reason. Each song may have its own unique sonic fingerprint, but researcher ...

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In this artist concept provided by NASA
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Scientists to search Martian atmosphere for signs of life

NASA’s latest mission to the Red Planet focuses on water vapor in the outer atmosphere. This week was a big one for the Red ...

12 years ago

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Jerry O'Leary leads a musc therapy class in a song at NewCourtland LIFE in North Philadelphia. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
The Pulse

When music becomes therapy for seniors with dementia, Alzheimer’s and depression

Music therapist Jerry O’Leary greeted his class at NewCourtland LIFE, a senior day center, with a promise to play some old favorite ...

12 years ago

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NewsWorks Tonight

New documentary looks at complicated history of Philadelphia’s Catholic communities

12 years ago

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NewsWorks Tonight

Gas stations expect impact from Philly’s new cigarette tax

The Pennsylvania Legislature has finally passed the cigarette tax intended to pump revenue into the cash-strapped Philadelphia School Dis ...

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NewsWorks Tonight

New documentary tells the complicated history of Philadelphia’s Catholic communities

The character of Philadelphia has been largely shaped by the dominance of the city’s Catholic population.  That influen ...

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Friday Arts
Arts & Entertainment

The Sustainable Choice

ART OF FOOD — PRODUCED BY MONICA ROGOZINSKI Consideration of social responsibilities is an important part of the ...

12 years ago

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The Pulse

The last time I did heroin, I died for 7 minutes

The date was July 15, 2012. It’s the date that John “Plex” Dooling remembers as the day he died. “For seve ...

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University of Pennsylvania researcher Danielle Bassett
The Pulse

MacArthur Fellow Danielle Bassett on leveraging brain research to enhance learning

Scientists often toil in dusty laboratories for years without anyone taking notice of their work, but one big discovery, and sometimes a ...

12 years ago

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NewsWorks Tonight

At a West Philly church, a breather from the multitasking life

Calvary United Methodist Church is known in its West Philly neighborhood — and beyond — as an open and inviting place.   ...

12 years ago

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This test kit is similar
The Pulse

Crowdsourcing cures hidden in our DNA

This fall, scientists are hoping you, along with a million of your closest friends, will spit in a test tube and mail it to New York. ...

12 years ago

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Investigations into how male California brown mice parent their young offer insights into the nature/nurture debate that is often at the forefront of human child rearing practices. (Courtesy of Saint Joseph's University
The Pulse

Could parenting tips from mice help humans?

Investigations into how male California mice parent their young offer insight into the nature/nurture debate in human childrearing practi ...

12 years ago

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Josh Lookenbill
The Pulse

The curious case of the smallmouth bass

Researchers are looking into what’s causing open sores, lesions and female sexual characteristics in young, male smallmouth bass. ...

12 years ago

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