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  1. Climate

    Matt Crenson, Reconstructions

    In ancient Southwest droughts, a warning of dry times to come.

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  2. Humans

    Matt Crenson, Reconstructions

    Tools tell a more complicated tale of the origin of the human genus.

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  3. Science & Society

    Alexandra Witze, Earth in action

    Loss of eyes in the sky hurts science on the ground.

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  4. Math

    Tom Siegfried, Randomness

    For what you want to know, Bayes offers superior stats.

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  5. Math

    Julie Rehmeyer, Math trek

    Turning numbers into shapes offers potential medical benefits.

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  6. Grocers stacking oranges demonstrate intuitive grasp of sphere-packing math

    They may not know it, but grocers face some of the most difficult questions in mathematics when stacking produce each day.