Inside Climate News
A botanist reveals that trees have been storing enslaved people's breath in their wood for centuries, and Harriet Tubman was basically a plant-based GPS system.
ScienceDaily
A mouse study finds that 7% of epigenetic inheritance patterns break Mendel's laws, with traits appearing from nowhere and a rare paramutation showing up in mammals for the first time.
Ars Technica
Dad's morning run might actually give his kids an edge - thanks to tiny RNA passengers hitchhiking in his sperm.
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