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Weekly dose of TED – Sam Harris: Science can answer moral questions

Posted on May 21, 2010 by Andrew David Thaler

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- The ‘Pluto Moment’ for Marine Protected Areas
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- Everything you need to know about conservation you can learn from Alien(s)
- Beware the ghost! The problem of conference ‘ghosting’
Chuck Bangley
- Is a Changing Environment Bringing Baby Bull Sharks to North Carolina?
- America’s Second-Largest Estuary is a Lagoon Full of Sharks
Kersey Sturdivant
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- Gills Club Shark Tales: An online and in-person sharkstravaganza 19-20 September at NEAQ!
- What makes high school girls love sharks but avoid science
Rachel Pendergrass
- Defining Your Audience (Or How To Plan The Worst Birthday Ever)
Sarah Keartes
- No bones about it
Solomon David
- Conserving Chicago’s Lungfish Legacy
Andrew David Thaler
- Eat hagfish, work at LUMCON, clone Vaquita, question floating trash collectors, and more! Monday Morning Mega-Salvage: August 13, 2018
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David Shiffman
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