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Comment on That Shared Science Story - and Maybe Read it, Too! - Vimarsana News

Comment on That Shared Science Story - and Maybe Read it, Too!

In an online environment where Facebook readers comment before reading, is it possible to make veracity cool?

YouScience Report: Female Juniors and Seniors Have Far More Aptitude Than Interest in STEM Fields -- THE Journal - Vimarsana News

YouScience Report: Female Juniors and Seniors Have Far More Aptitude Than Interest in STEM Fields -- THE Journal

A new study of YouScience aptitude assessments completed by 116,372 female high school juniors and seniors across the nation shows that female students had 10 times more aptitude than interest in careers in architecture and engineering, and nearly four times more aptitude than interest for careers in computers and mathematics.

CRC may change how it receives sea level rise updates - Vimarsana News

CRC may change how it receives sea level rise updates

The Coastal Resources Commission on Thursday may consider moving from being updated every five years on sea level rise research to annually.

Climate change helping fire ants march in North Carolina - Vimarsana News

Climate change helping fire ants march in North Carolina

Climate change is helping imported fire ants extend their range in the Tar Heel State, including into some higher elevations of Western North Carolina.

Flotas chinas: estudio revela los impactos del mayor caso de pesca ilegal reportado en Galápagos - Vimarsana News

Flotas chinas: estudio revela los impactos del mayor caso de pesca ilegal reportado en Galápagos

El Fu Yuan Yu Leng 999 no es un barco pesquero, sino un carguero o  reefer que recibe en el mar la carga de muchos buques para llevarla a puerto. Esa actividad, conocida como transbordo, permite a los barcos pesqueros vaciar sus bodegas y continuar pescando durante mucho tiempo sin volver a tierra firme. Según la FAO,  el transbordo es la mayor causa de pesca ilegal, de la pesca no declarada o de la no reglamentada, ya que en las bodegas de los  reefers se mezcla la pesca de numerosos barcos impidiendo que los recursos que fueron pescados ilegalmente puedan ser rastreados.