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Moonbird
Every year, flocks of Rufa red knot shorebirds migrate from the southern tip of Argentina to the Canadian Arctic. That's about 9,000 miles. One…
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Mummies of the World
Biological anthropologist Heather Gill-Frerking says there's a mummy in the Leonardo's new exhibit that doesn't get much attention. It's a three-year-old…
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The Hour of Peril
Monday, we're telling the astonishing story of a plot to kill Abraham Lincoln on the way to his first inaugural. Our guest is biographer Daniel Stashower,…
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Clearing the Air: Government's Role
Thursday, we continue our series on Utah's air quality with a conversation about the role of government. After a month of horrible smog along the Wasatch…
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Clearing the Air: What the Legislature Proposes
As Utahns persist through one of the worst winter inversion seasons in a decade, many have focused their frustration and anger over dirty air on elected
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The Rx for Technology
David Strayer has known for a long time that there's a restorative power in nature. The University of Utah psychologist is an avid hiker, but his latest…
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Clearing the Air: Big Industry
The air pollution that we can see suspended in the cold air trapped during Utah’s infamous temperature inversions is called PM 2.5 – particulate matter 2.5
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Utahns Struggle With Rising Cost of Higher Education
Every year thousands of Utahns wonder how they’re going to pay for college. Whether they’re high school seniors, returning members of the military or
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The Sports Gene
Every high school has its star athletes who are so good it seems like they were born to throw a football, run the 100-meter dash or swing a baseball bat.…
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The World's Strongest Librarian
Josh Hanagarne stands 6 feet 7 inches tall and can bend horseshoes with his bare hands. He has Tourette’s syndrome and is given to noisy verbal tics. It…
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