Science World
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Articles in April 8, 2002, issue of Science World
- Saving salmon why care? Dams serve vital human needs but may harm salmon. Should dams be busted to save a fish?
by Owen Sprague Hamel - Correction
- Monarch massacre: freak winter storms, illegal logging, suburban sprawl, widespread pesticide use—can the monarch butterfly survive?
by Nicole Dyer - Earth: a watery planet: water covers 70 percent of our planet. And 97 percent of that water is in the oceans. Dive in and explore
- Mustangs in danger? Too many horses, too little land
by Kim Y. Masibay - It's tidal
- Maps from space
- Tease your brain
- Aqualungs
- Gross out?
- Sand dunes saved!
by Kim Masibay - The lighter side
- Jurassic puke
by Nicole Dyer - Raise your own monarch baby! If you've never seen a caterpillar miraculously transform into a butterfly, now is your chance!
- Rubber ducky?
- Wild mustang statistics
- Humans vs. animals: does anybody win?
- Pitch in and help! Many human activities severely impact Earth's environment. Want to help improve the state of your home planet? Here are some ideas