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In Case You Haven’t Seen It: Scientific American Reports on Paleoindian Origins, Hydrofracking
Posted by Edward V. Curtin on November 9, 2011 in Archaeology | ∞
Scientific American has been reporting for over 150 years on a variety of nuts and bolts as well as cutting edge subjects in science, math, and engineering, covering a range of perspectives on scientific method, theories (and their revision), and the intersections of science, society, ethics, and economics. The November 2011 issue has articles on […]
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