Julie Leibach is a freelance science journalist and the former managing editor of online content for Science Friday. Before that, she was an editor at Audubon magazine. She has a master’s degree in journalism from New York University’s Science, Health, and Environmental Reporting Program and bachelor’s degrees in biology and Spanish from Washington University in St. Louis.
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What to Expect From Trump’s Environmental Policy
Two environmental law experts discuss threats to the EPA and other agencies.
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“There’s more uncertainty than knowledge about what’s going to happen with the new administration,” said a former congressman.
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From China, A Flock Of Fossils
Over the past three decades, fossil hunters have hit pay dirt in northeastern China, unearthing thousands of superbly preserved Mesozoic bird remains.
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Finding communicative aliens is a long shot, but if we do, here are a few next steps to consider.
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Wireless Power Chair Puts a New Spin on Dance
How a Florida choreographer’s idea could lead to novel dance movements.