Cover Story
Natural Gas Changes the Energy Map
Vast amounts of the clean-burning fossil fuel have been discovered in shale deposits, setting off a gas rush. But how it will affect our energy use is still uncertain.
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November/December 2009
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From the Editor
Ghosts in the Machine
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Contributors
Contributors
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Letters
Letters from Our Readers
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Notebooks
Clean Gas
Do No Harm
The Nature of Intelligence
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To Market
Kindle Killer?
Talking to the Grid
A Touch of Vegas
Catching Autism Early
Street Sense
Senior Momentum
Bringing Books to Life
Annotated Areas
Low-Power Screens
Tying Down Android
Hand Prints
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Q & A
David Blumenthal
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Hack
Modiv Shopper
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From the Labs
Biomedicine
Information Technology
Materials
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Imaging
Time Travel Through the Brain
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Briefing
Transportation
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Reviews
Nuclear Power Renaissance?
Green Genes
A Note on the Type
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Demo
Mining Fool’s Gold for Solar
Making Solar Cells with Pure Pyrite
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29 Years Ago in TR
Notes on a Meltdown
A Look Back at Three Mile Island
