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It's not just colony collapse disorder. Researchers say there's fewer North American bumblebees, too.
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These attractive infographics by Harvard Ph.D. Bill Rankin depict the distribution of the world's population based on longitude and latitude....
The image above evokes a certain reaction. It's a sense of claustrophobia, of overcrowding, and of a general impression of population excess....
New York City's "stop and frisk" program harassed more innocent black and Latino men than ever last year.
With 2.3 billion more people arriving to the globe in the next 40 years, the battle for resources is just beginning.
