Maine’s most mysterious catch
Catching elvers used to be a quirky pastime in Maine, until the prices shot past $1,300 a pound. Now it's serious business, and maybe serious crime.
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Category: Journalism
Radio: Costa Rican coffee growers make greener, sweeter cup
Farmers are embracing a method called "honey drying" which cuts the pollution of nutrient-overloaded water going into streams and rivers, and delivers a unique cup of coffee.
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Reef Fish Listen for Faint Sound of Home
How do the floating larvae of reef species find a home? They can listen, but the sounds are far off.
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Discovery under the sea
Ocean researchers are learning the secrets that change our concepts of life, unveil a hidden world, and hold the keys to the future of the planet.
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“Greater Boston with JIm Braude” on Cuba
Watch interview on WGBH.
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Fish Can Lie—And Spot Liars
Fish can be deceptive, and perceptive. A Miami biologist studies "lying fish" and how other fish in the species spot them.
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