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Archive for August 2020

What’s the deal with radiation? And can my cell phone cause cancer?

By Science for Georgia | August 25, 2020

First things first: Your cell phone can’t cause cancer. The reason is the difference between non-ionizing and ionizing radiation. When most people think of radiation, they think of cancer treatment,…

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ST&T – Adopt-A-Stream: Citizen Science and Healthy Waters

By Science for Georgia | August 24, 2020

Georgia Adopt-A-Stream encourages and supports community members interested in collecting water quality data, ranging from dissolved oxygen to crayfish abundance. These data are then used by the community, local organizations,…

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Cleaning Up an Urban Creek at the Blue Heron Nature Preserve

By Science for Georgia | August 17, 2020

by Sarah Poletti, Conservation Research Bridge Program, Amphibian Foundation The Blue Heron Nature Preserve is a pocket of nature hidden in the Buckhead area of metro-Atlanta. The preserve serves the…

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Droplet, Aerosol, Airborne, what’s the difference? And do I still have to wear a mask?

By Science for Georgia | August 4, 2020

by Alexandra Wickson, MPH and Amy Sharma, PhD You might have heard a lot of new terms recently used to talk about COVID-19. Aerosol, droplet, and airborne are a few…

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Go Outside and be a Good Steward

By Science for Georgia | August 4, 2020

It’s pirate month! Argh matey! This past week I went on vacation to Florida. And while we drove by packed crowds at the beach and bars, we also drove through…

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