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Jacaranda tree in bloom; a common sight in Southern California. (Sundry Photography/iStock/Getty)

Landscaping for drought: We’re doing it wrong

UC Riverside
Categories Earth, Energy & Environment
Plastic waste in a creek bed at Fairmount Park in Riverside, Calif. David Danelski/UCR

Turning plastic waste into a valuable soil additive

UC Riverside
Categories Earth, Energy & Environment
Traditional healer prepares ayahuasca

Music and ayahuasca’s role in treating substance use disorders in men

UC Riverside
Categories Brain & Behavior, Social Sciences
The image shows fear memory neurons (red) among all prefrontal cortex neurons (blue).

How the brain stores memories of trauma

UC Riverside
Categories Brain & Behavior
Breakthrough process was developed by UCR scientists for drinking water treatment and toxic site remediation

Water cleanup method destroys cancer-causing “forever chemicals”

UC Riverside
Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Health
Giant faced owl

How giant-faced owls snag voles hidden in snow

UC Riverside
Categories Life & Non-humans
Diorama depicting Ediacaran-era sea creatures. (Smithsonioan Institution)

Earth might be experiencing 7th mass extinction, not 6th

UC Riverside
Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Life & Non-humans
Planets orbiting most common star type may be uninhabitable

Discovery could dramatically narrow search for space creatures

UC Riverside
Categories Life & Non-humans, Space
The Salton Sea as photographed from the Salton City Yacht Club.

Why the Salton Sea is turning into toxic dust

UC Riverside
Categories Earth, Energy & Environment
Close up a Mosquito sucking human blood_set B-4

Chemical cocktail in skin summons disease-spreading mosquitoes

UC Riverside
Categories Health, Life & Non-humans
Hai-Bo Yu, a theoretical physicist at UC Riverside.

Why are dark matter halos of ultra-diffuse galaxies so … odd?

UC Riverside
Categories Physics & Mathematics, Space
Asian citrus psyllids, which transmit Liberibacter bacteria to citrus trees. The new Liberibacter species was found in a related type of psyllid. (California Department of Food and Agriculture)

Cousin of crop-killing bacteria mutating rapidly

UC Riverside
Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Life & Non-humans
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