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Blue crabs in Maine? Something fishy about global warming.

Warming oceans are changing the mix of species in the world's fisheries, according to a new study. Marine-ecosystem models have indicated that this could be an effect from global warming.

Ray Harryhausen was a special-effects pioneer

Change Agent Rural electric co-ops go green

Yoga pants recall hits Lululemon stores (+video)

Energy Voices Crowd-funding emerges as source of capital for cleantech

Culture Cafe 'Red Widow' star Goran Visnjic discusses his villainous new role

From wooden skis to Olympic hopefuls: Why Pakistan's Air Force is training skiiers

Energy Voices Will leak detection end the oil pipeline impasse?

Chapter & Verse Blonde 'Anne of Green Gables'? A new cover displeases loyal readers

Energy Voices Canada considers oil spill legislation. Repercussions for Keystone XL?

L.A. to crack down on 'birthing tourism'

In Gear Canada jump starts country's electric car charging network

Four planets in 'habitable zones' spotted within spitting distance of Earth

Chapter & Verse Does the literary world need a women-only prize?

Amanda Todd: Bullied teen shared story, then committed suicide

'The Dangerous Animals Club': 5 stories from Stephen Tobolowsky's book

In Gear Tesla 'superchargers' up the ante for green technologies

Obama plan for high-speed rail, after hitting a bump, chugs forward again

Chapter & Verse Asking 'Where's Waldo' helps increase local bookstore business

The $14 billion Summer Olympics: Why does London even want them?

New studies cast doubt on NASA's arsenic bacteria claims (+video)

The Reformed Broker Could gold really be on the ropes?

Is Canada about to face US-style housing meltdown?

Maurice Sendak beloved by parents and kids around the world

Modern Parenthood Mother's Day: Consider the life lived in 15-minute increments