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Ecologists involved in mapping all life on Earth have now taken the next step: predicting where the life we don’t know about is waiting to be discovered. https://www.sciencemag.org//itching-discover-new-species-f

We found a fun water cycle poem we'd like to share... When I was young I used to think that water came from the kitchen sink.... But now I’m older, and I know, that water comes from rain and snow. It stays there, waiting, in the sky, in clouds above our world so high. And when it falls, it flows along, and splashes out a watery song, as each raindrop is joined by more and rushes to the ocean shore, or to a lake, a brook, a stream, from which it rises, just like steam. But while it’s down here what do you think? Some DOES go to the kitchen sink! The Water Cycle, by Helen H. Moore

Science in your kitchen, backyard, and more! Check out all the fun activities and resources from the Lawrence Hall of Science.

Nearly 10% of humans783 million peoplelack access to clean water. Researchers are working on improving solar stills to help change that. https://www.sciencemag.org//new-solar-technology-could-pro

Nature is an amazing classroom!