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A new study by the University of Washington links heavy wildfire smoke to a reduction in active sperm.
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According to University of Washington researchers involved in the study, its findings are part of a growing body of work showing that providing free meals to all students could have a whole host of benefits.
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The small, clumsy fish isn’t the strongest or fastest creature living in Puget Sound. But it has developed other tools to survive in rough waters.
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A former longtime history professor at the University of Washington, Quintard Taylor started the research website BlackPast.
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Researchers estimated the learning loss from shutting down schools cost the U.S. $2 trillion dollars in future gross domestic product.
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Seattle sportswriter Bud Withers thinks Washington's biggest college football tradition, the Apple Cup, should continue, even though the two participants no longer play in the same conference.
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The single-celled microbe produces about 10% of the world’s oxygen and forms the foundation of the marine food web.
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University of Washington scientists have worked for years to help bring the Vera C. Rubin Observatory online so it can begin mapping the night sky.
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To avoid being found by pods of orcas, some baleen whales sing like baritones.
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Scientists who study the iconic cherry trees on the University of Washington campus say later blooms happen when winters are warmer. That's been the trend for several decades.