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Falling For Corn
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Published November 4, 2021
More than one third of the world’s maize (corn) crop is grown in the United States, and the largest share comes from a swath of land across the Midwest.
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Northwest Ranges Make Rare Appearance
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Published November 2, 2021
Clear skies between storm systems gave satellites a cloud-free view from the Coast Mountains in British Columbia to the Rockies in western Alberta.
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Halloween on the Hudson
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Published October 31, 2021
Washington Irving’s classic tale about a headless horseman plays out an ancient landscape scarred by tectonic collisions and the relentless forces of erosion.
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Scientific Questions Arrive in Ports
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Published October 27, 2021
Satellite observations of nitrogen dioxide near key U.S. ports suggest that increased shipping activity and backlogs may be affecting air quality.
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Russia’s Golden Autumn
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Published October 22, 2021
Primorsky Krai, in the Russian Far East, displays some of the planet’s most striking fall color.
Shrinking Glaciers and Growing Lakes
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Published October 18, 2021
As temperatures rise on the Tibetan Plateau, lakes are growing larger and deeper.
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Truly Giant Cuttlefish in False Bay
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Published October 16, 2021
Spencer Gulf in South Australia hosts the world’s largest cuttlefish mass spawning event.
Waiting to Unload
Published October 15, 2021
The pandemic has disrupted global supply chains and markets in ways that have led to backlogs of cargo ships at key ports.