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Source: Ketut Subiyanto/pexels In response to a March 2025 survey by the preeminent journal Nature, 75 percent of U.S. scientists said that they are considering leaving the United States because of ...

“Organic” might be the most abused word in the English language. Chemists, farmers, and marketers all use it—and none of them mean the same thing. The result is a label that can make Oreos, cigarettes ...

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