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Are we any closer to detecting dark matter? (opens the original)
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Dark matter is one of the strangest puzzles of modern science. This invisible substance makes up about 85% of the total matter in the universe - much, much more than the stuff we can see. Yet despite dark matter's abundance, scientists still have not directly detected it after decades of searching. One of the experiments built to detect it sits in an old gold mine about a mile underground in South Dakota. And scientists there just announced a strange event they cannot explain, renewing excitemen
A look back at '9 To 5' — Dolly Parton's working women's anthem (opens the original)
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(SOUNDBITE OF DOLLY PARTON SONG, "9 TO 5") It was over 45 years ago when Dolly Parton clicked her nails and realized that sounds kind of like a typewriter. That's how one of her most famous songs came to life. DOLLY PARTON: (Singing) Workin' 9 to 5, what a way to make a livin'. Barely gettin' by. It's all takin' and no givin'. FLORIDO: "9 to 5" was written for the movie of the same name. It became an anthem for working women. Dolly Parton died today at the age of 80. We're remembering her remark
California's rolling out a new rule requiring more efficient tires (opens the original)
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California is rolling out a new rule to cut vehicle emissions. It says that when Californians replace their car tires, they'll have to be at least as efficient as tires on a new car. The California Energy Commission approved the rule last week and says more efficient tires will reduce the pollution that contributes to climate change. Here to explain is Ken Rider the California Energy Commission's chief policy adviser. Mr. Rider, welcome. FLORIDO: Let's start with a science here. How do better ti
Remembering Zhu Rongji, the architect of China's modern economy (opens the original)
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The staggering pace of China's economic growth these past four decades has been historic. It could be argued that no other country in history has grown as quickly as China has in such a short period of time. Well, the chief architect of the financial reforms that made way for that growth died on Wednesday at age 97. His name is Zhu Rongji. He was the country's former premier. Here to talk about his legacy and his impact on the Chinese and global economy is Orville Schell, the vice president of t
She isn't just sewing a dress. She's growing one (opens the original)
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Making your own clothes is one thing, growing the material to make them is quite another. EVE SCHAUB: I have a long history of doing unreasonable projects. That's author and humorist Eve Schaub. She said the seed of this idea came to her when she was thinking about fast fashion. SCHAUB: What would it be like to truly find the slowest fashion there is? CHANG: She thought about how generations of humans made their clothing from scratch. SCHAUB: Ancient Egyptians, medieval Europeans, colonial Ameri
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