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  • Wildlife Hosts Antimicrobial Resistance Audiobook by Susan Milius
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    Title: Wildlife Hosts Antimicrobial Resistance
    Author: Susan Milius
    Narrator: Jamie Renell
    Format: Unabridged
    Length: 5 mins
    Language: English
    Release date: 09-07-16
    Publisher: Science News
    Genres: Science & Technology, Magazine & Radio
    Publisher's Summary:
    Most analyses of how microbes come to laugh off the drugs and disinfectants that should kill them have focused on people in hospitals or livestock on farms, says Kathryn Arnold, a behavioral ecologist at the University of York in England. Yet a growing number of studies - in crows, elephant seals, voles and other wild animals - are raising big questions about where wildlife fits into the increasing threat of antimicrobial resistance. Genes for resistance are showing up in microbes flourishing in the guts and other parts of wild animals. How those genes get there and where they might now go needs serious attention.
    "Wildlife Hosts Antimicrobial Resistance" is from the September 17, 2016 issue of Science News.
    5 min
  • Fentanyl's Fatal Toll Is Rising Audiobook by Laura Sanders
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    Title: Fentanyl's Fatal Toll Is Rising
    Author: Laura Sanders
    Narrator: Jamie Renell
    Format: Unabridged
    Length: 8 mins
    Language: English
    Release date: 08-24-16
    Publisher: Science News
    Genres: Science & Technology, Magazine & Radio
    Publisher's Summary:
    For some people, fentanyl can be a life-saver, easing profound pain. But outside of a doctors office, the powerful opioid drug is also a covert killer. In the last several years, clandestine drugmakers have begun experimenting with this ingredient, baking it into drugs sold on the streets, most notably heroin. Fentanyl and closely related compounds have invaded the entire heroin supply.
    "Fentanyl's Fatal Toll Is Rising" is from the September 3, 2016 issue of Science News.
    8 min
  • Flood Tale Rooted in Real Disaster Audiobook by Bruce Bower
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    Title: Flood Tale Rooted in Real Disaster
    Author: Bruce Bower
    Narrator: Jamie Renell
    Format: Unabridged
    Length: 4 mins
    Language: English
    Release date: 08-24-16
    Publisher: Science News
    Genres: Science & Technology, Magazine & Radio
    Publisher's Summary:
    Ancient Chinese tales and writings about a massive flood of the Yellow River that led to civilizations rise in East Asia appear to hold water, researchers say. A section of the Yellow River dammed by an earthquake-caused landslide broke open about 3,936 years ago, says a team led by geologist Qinglong Wu of Chinas Nanjing Normal University. A wall of water about a third as high as the Empire State Building charged down the Yellow River valley, possibly changing the rivers course and leading to years of flooding in lowland areas inhabited by farmers.
    "Flood Tale Rooted in Real Disaster" is from the September 3, 2016 issue of Science News.
    4 min
  • Quenching Society's Thirst Audiobook by Thomas Sumner
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    Title: Quenching Society's Thirst
    Author: Thomas Sumner
    Narrator: Jamie Renell
    Format: Unabridged
    Length: 18 mins
    Language: English
    Release date: 08-10-16
    Publisher: Science News
    Genres: Science & Technology, Magazine & Radio
    Publisher's Summary:
    Rainfall shifts caused by climate change plus the escalating water demands of a growing world population threaten societys ability to meet its mounting needs. By 2025, the United Nations predicts, 2.4 billion people will live in regions of intense water scarcity, which may force as many as 700 million people from their homes in search of water by 2030.
    "Quenching Society's Thirst" is from the August 20, 2016 issue of Science News.
    18 min
  • Toxic E-Cig Fumes Linked to E-Liquids Audiobook by Janet Raloff
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    Title: Toxic E-Cig Fumes Linked to E-Liquids
    Author: Janet Raloff
    Narrator: Jamie Renell
    Format: Unabridged
    Length: 2 mins
    Language: English
    Release date: 08-10-16
    Publisher: Science News
    Genres: Science & Technology, Magazine & Radio
    Publisher's Summary:
    Growing evidence has shown that electronic cigarettes are not the harmless alternative to smoking that many proponents have argued. Now, a study traces a large share of e-cigs toxic gases to a heat-triggered breakdown of the e-liquids used to create the vapors. And the hotter an e-cig gets - and the more its used - the more toxic compounds it emits.
    "Toxic E-Cig Fumes Linked to E-Liquids" is from the August 20, 2016 issue of Science News.
    2 min
  • Earth's Iron-Lovers Audiobook by Alexandra Witze
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    Title: Earth's Iron-Lovers
    Author: Alexandra Witze
    Narrator: Jamie Renell, John N. Gully
    Format: Unabridged
    Length: 16 mins
    Language: English
    Release date: 07-27-16
    Publisher: Science News
    Genres: Science & Technology, Magazine & Radio
    Publisher's Summary:
    Four and a half billion years ago, after Earths fiery birth, the infant planet began to radically reshape itself, separating into distinct layers. Metals - mostly iron with a bit of nickel - fell toward the center to form a core. The growing core also vacuumed up other metallic elements, such as platinum, iridium and gold.
    "Earth's Iron-Lovers" is from the August 6, 2016 issue of Science News.
    16 min
  • Why the Turtle Got Its Shell Audiobook by Laurel Hamers
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    Title: Why the Turtle Got Its Shell
    Author: Laurel Hamers
    Narrator: John N. Gully
    Format: Unabridged
    Length: 2 mins
    Language: English
    Release date: 07-27-16
    Publisher: Science News
    Genres: Science & Technology, Magazine & Radio
    Publisher's Summary:
    Turtle shells didnt get their start as natural armor, it seems. The reptiles ancestors might have evolved partial shells for burrowing instead, new research suggests. Only later did the hard body covering become useful for protection. The findings might help explain how turtle ancestors survived the extinction of most of Earths plants and animals about 252 million years ago.
    "Why the Turtle Got Its Shell" is from the August 6, 2016 issue of Science News.
    2 min
  • Heart Cell Stingray Driven by Light Audiobook by Meghan Rosen
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    Title: Heart Cell Stingray Driven by Light
    Author: Meghan Rosen
    Narrator: John N. Gully
    Format: Unabridged
    Length: 4 mins
    Language: English
    Release date: 07-27-16
    Publisher: Science News
    Genres: Science & Technology, Magazine & Radio
    Publisher's Summary:
    Even robots can use a heart. Or heart cells, at least. A new stingray bot about the size of a penny relies on light-sensitive heart cells to swim. Zaps of light force the bots fins to flutter, letting researchers drive it through a watery obstacle course.
    "Heart Cell Stingray Driven by Light" is from the August 6, 2016 issue of Science News.
    4 min
  • Gut Bacteria Boost Risk after Stroke Audiobook by Rachel Ehrenberg
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    Title: Gut Bacteria Boost Risk after Stroke
    Author: Rachel Ehrenberg
    Narrator: John N. Gully
    Format: Unabridged
    Length: 2 mins
    Language: English
    Release date: 07-27-16
    Publisher: Science News
    Genres: Science & Technology, Magazine & Radio
    Publisher's Summary:
    When mice have a stroke, their gut reaction can amp up brain damage. A series of new experiments reveals a surprising back-and-forth between the brain and the gut in the aftermath of a stroke. In mice, this dickering includes changes to the gut microbial population that ultimately lead to even more inflammation in the brain.
    "Gut Bacteria Boost Risk after Stroke" is from the August 6, 2016 issue of Science News.
    2 min
  • New Clues in Search for Planet Nine Audiobook by Christopher Crockett
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    Title: New Clues in Search for Planet Nine
    Author: Christopher Crockett
    Narrator: Jamie Renell
    Format: Unabridged
    Length: 5 mins
    Language: English
    Release date: 07-13-16
    Publisher: Science News
    Genres: Science & Technology, Magazine & Radio
    Publisher's Summary:
    More clues about where to search for a possible ninth planet lurking in the fringes of our solar system are emerging from the Kuiper belt, the icy debris field beyond Neptune. And new calculations suggest that the putative planet might be brighter-and a bit easier to find - than once thought.
    "New Clues in Search for Planet Nine" is from the July 23, 2016 issue of Science News.
    5 min

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