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Frog deformities linked to fertilizer runoff
By Kathleen Masterson | Oct. 25, 2007Nutrients kick off a series of events leading to mutated frogs'
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UW-Madison researcher speaks out about what climate change will mean for our future health
By Kathleen Masterson | Sep. 20, 2007Extreme temperatures could bring contaminated drinking water, waterborne illnesses and more'
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Chicago researchers say female monkeys may use baby talk
By Kathleen Masterson | Sep. 13, 2007Researchers debate whether monkeys babble for babies.'
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Wisconsin's National Treasure—Apostle Islands Lakeshore
By Kathleen Masterson | May. 8, 2007The Apostle Islands sparkle like green emeralds against the deep blues of Lake Superior, with occasional flashes of white beach flanking the vibrant green. Believed to have been named by the early Jesuits who drew up maps of the area, the Apostle Islands were originally inhabitated by the Ojibwe people who lived throughout the Great Lakes area.
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A tale between cities
By Kathleen Masterson | Mar. 21, 2007gram at UW-Madison, I spent time with Teach for America. My journey to my new home was one that will stick with me for years to come.
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From corn on the cob to a plastic blob
By Steven Wishau - The Daily Cardinal and Kathleen Masterson | Nov. 19, 2006Biopolymers hope to replace oil-based plastics in the near future as an equally cheap material for mass-produced products.'
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Moldy houses endanger student health
By Kathleen Masterson and Phil Condon | Oct. 22, 2006One household's struggle with allergy-inducing mold casts light upon a common problem among UW-Madison student renters'
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Ethanol fuel inefficient, professor says
By Kathleen Masterson | Oct. 8, 2006While the proponents of ethanol-based fuels argue that it is a sustainable form of energy, some noted scientists disagree.'
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