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Julia Rothman is an illustrator and author who lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. Her latest book is Nature Anatomy.
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A Rare “Fairy Lantern” Finally Comes to Light
Researchers discovered this tiny, mysterious plant species in Malaysia—now, they want to make sure it survives -
Is the Drought in the Southwest Permanent?
New models foretell more dry years ahead -
What’s Your City’s Hoofprint?
A new study measures the impact meat eating has on the planet, one city at a time -
Moss Might Survive Nearly Two Decades in Space
These plants showed “extraordinary durability” and may pave the way for extraterrestrial agriculture -
The Rise of the Ancient Bogs
It was driven by the wind, and could tell us about the future of the climate
