Credit: Mike Luckovich (H/T Miles Grant)
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Credit: Mike Luckovich (H/T Miles Grant)
Sheril Kirshenbaum is a research scientist at UT Austin's Center for International Energy and Environmental Policy. She is author of The Science of Kissing and Unscientific America. ... Read more
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