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• Pollution surge from new Chinese cars - increase in automobile use in China will increase regional and global air pollution - Brief Article
  by Richard Monastersky
• Electric diode tunes in to plastic - development of versatile diode made of polymer - Brief Article
  by Corinna Wu
• Science safari in cyberspace: the Internet offers scientific facts and fun - science-related sites on the World Wide Web - includes related information on data accuracy and on Science News Online site
  by Kathleen Fackelmann
• Teens show sex-linked pull to cigarettes - research indicates male and female teenagers have different reasons for starting smoking - Brief Article
  by Bruce Bower
• Nations draft Kyoto Climate Treaty
  by Janet Raloff
• California volcano starts to stir - earthquakes generated by volcanic site in Long Lake caldera in eastern California - Brief Article
  by Richard Monastersky
• Fine-tuned plant response to insect attack - research indicates plants produce blends of chemicals in response to insect damage - Brief Article
  by Christine Mlot
• Small comet theory faces barrage from foes
  by Richard Monastersky
• The Deep Blue sleep - short story
  by Bruce Bower
• Let's repeat: mutation gums up brain cells - mutated proteins with additional glutaminies cause excess CAG repeats in genes that result in some brain disorders - Brief Article
  by John Travis
• Fishy PCBs shorten menstrual cycle - research indicates women who eat fish contaminated with polychlorinated biphenyls have shortened menstrual cycles - Brief Article
  by Janet Raloff
• The art of scientific photography: bringing an artist's eye to the realm of imaging - Cover Story
  by Ivars Peterson
• Even fraternal twins may share cancer risk - research on breast and testicular cancer in twins - Brief Article
  by Nathan Seppa
• 1997 Ad
  by Julie Ann Miller
• Deepening insight into solar outbursts - researchers analyze solar outbursts called coronal mass ejections - Brief Article
  by Ron Cowen
• Hanford tanks: leaks reach groundwater - leaking tanks storing radioactive wastes at Hanford Nuclear Reservation contaminate groundwater - Brief Article
  by Janet Raloff