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- Disaster Goes Global: The eruption in 1600 of a seemingly quiet volcano in Peru changed global climate and triggered famine as far away as Russia
- Evolution's Ear: Recent changes in hearing-related genes may have influenced language development
- Pop chirp bite crunch chew: The ultrasonic din of dying trees inspires a new kind of research to save forests from beetle attacks — and battle climate change
- This week's table of contents
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Science Future for July 5, 2008
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July 9–10
New Energy Symposium in New York. Visit www.neny.org/nes/2008/home
July 22–25
Smithsonian’s Franzini Family Science Circus explores gravity, inertia and balance with hula hoops and balls. Visit discoverytheater.org
August 16–20
Human Proteome Organisation’s Seventh Annual World Congress to be held in Amsterdam. Visit hupo2008.nl
New Energy Symposium in New York. Visit www.neny.org/nes/2008/home
July 22–25
Smithsonian’s Franzini Family Science Circus explores gravity, inertia and balance with hula hoops and balls. Visit discoverytheater.org
August 16–20
Human Proteome Organisation’s Seventh Annual World Congress to be held in Amsterdam. Visit hupo2008.nl
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