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SURVIVAL
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BODY AND MIND
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Britain's Worst Weather
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FDA approves new influenza test
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Thyroid not a quick fix for weight gain
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Wind farms could chew up migrating birds
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NASA aims for late January shuttle launch
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Bighorn sheep airlifted off Utah island
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New anemia drug data confirms FDA concerns
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Indigenous Section OK'D By Anthropological Group
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Has Good Sewer Planning Gone Down the Drain?
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Developer City Allowing Shoddy Work
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Judge Lets Fight Over Emissions Go Forward
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Conservancy Purchases 61 Acres From 2 Owners
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Board to Consider Amusement Park Proposal
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COMMENTARY For a Happier New Year in R.I.
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California Sues EPA Over Pollution
01/04/2008 [-]
Little Compton Land Trust Buys Easements for 61 Acres
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Outdoor Activities
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BRIEF Horse Barn Fire Extinguished
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BRIEF Arson Suspected in Gilroy School Fire
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Legal Notices
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BRIEF Chemical Reaction Started BASF Plant Fire
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NHS code 'not backed by science'
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Biofuels 'worse than oil and coal'
01/04/2008 [-]
New Dwarf Salamander Found in Costa Rica
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Launch of European, Japanese space labs delayed
01/04/2008 [-]
NEWS PLANETARY SCIENCE Saturn's Rings Look Ancient Again
01/04/2008 [-]
NEWS 2008 U.S. BUDGET Promising Year Ends Badly After Fiscal Showdown Squeezes Science
01/04/2008 [-]
The top 10 awards for weird science
01/04/2008 [-]
Science Sensei 9
01/03/2008 [-]
U.S. researcher wins science prize
01/03/2008 [-]
U.S. science academy stresses evolution's importance
01/03/2008 [-]
Closure Near on Columbia Fish Plan
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Summit Seeks Ways to Curb Columbia River Pollution
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Anglers Away
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NASA hopes to launch space shuttle launch this month
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Sound Science Through Sound Waves
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NASA hopes to launch space shuttle in January
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Town transformed by rocket science is sure of its heroes
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Saturn's Spots Mystify Astronomers
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Major storms target California and the West
01/03/2008 [-]
Camaraderie, excitement at Science Congress
01/03/2008 [-]
Aims gets 100,000 for health and sciences facility
01/03/2008 [-]
Science Congress head punches holes in SEZ policy
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QA with Dr. Kenneth Melani
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Study Coastal Wind Turbines Could Be Catastrophic to Birds
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'Take interest in science'
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DNR Set to Present Lake Bronson Dam Options
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January A Little Cold, a Lot of Dry
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Whooping Cough
01/03/2008 [-]
Mass. Joins Suit Against EPA Over Greenhouse Gas Rules
01/03/2008 [-]
EPA Awards 60,000 to the Tonkawa Tribe
01/03/2008 [-]
Bald Eagle Survey at Abiquiu
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Weird science award winners
01/03/2008 [-]
Tiny mites may have killed dinosaurs
01/03/2008 [-]
NASA says asteroid less likely to hit Mars
01/03/2008 [-]
UT-Arlington Seeking an 'A' for Sustainability
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BYU Has Positive Note for '08
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MDA Will Take Grant Questions
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Mighty Storm Taking Aim
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Ancient pyramid found in ce
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The Social Conscience of a Missionary
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Man Critically Injured in a S.L. Intersection
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No Typical Day at Beach for Some Diverted Drivers
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Don't Let Hillary Back In
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Atlantic Harbor Survey Approved
01/03/2008 [-]
Brillant Ideas for an Earth-Friendly New Year
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2 Snowmobilers Die in Mountain Avalanche
01/03/2008 [-]
Carnegie Science Center Offers Free Admission With Preserved Snowball
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Caliper Life Sciences to Present at JPMorgan 26th Annual Healthcare Conference
01/03/2008 [-]
China to restrict web broadcasting
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New Owners Safeguarding Moapa Dace
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Is There Gravity in Space?
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The Modern Vacation Fully Wired, Totally Ruined
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Tourists Swim with Giant Sharks
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Public to comment on teaching evolution at Jacksonville hearing
01/03/2008 [-]
Eco-friendly coffins gain popularity
01/03/2008 [-]
Drug found better at suppressing hep B virus
01/03/2008 [-]
BRIEF New York One of 15 States Suing the EPA
01/03/2008 [-]
Rain Staves Off Tougher Water Rules
01/03/2008 [-]
State's ATV Plan Courts Disaster
01/03/2008 [-]
Water Fears Spark Plan
01/03/2008 [-]
Lake Michigan Levels May Fall to Uncharted Territory
01/03/2008 [-]
Feathered Friends Plentiful Around Lawrence for January
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Resolve to Make a Real Difference to Your World
01/03/2008 [-]
Water Tainted; Town Turns to Bottles, Boiling
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Approval for Leisure Park Likely at Meeting
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'Clean coal' How it works
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After Death, DNR Urging Snowmobilers to Use Caution
01/03/2008 [-]
EDITORIAL Now We Know Who Financed Campaign
01/03/2008 [-]
City Considers How to Handle Development Along I-135, U.S. 81
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River Draws Eagles Back into City's Heart
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Year's Bitterly Cold Start to Yield to Warmer Weekend
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Becton Dickinson staph infection test receives FDA sanction
01/03/2008 [-]
Cocaine addiction defeated vaccine combats illegal drug
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Marvel Wi-Fi chipset reaches industry-leading 450 megabits speed
01/03/2008 [-]
Kosan Biosciences-KOSN names Helen Kim as Chief Business Officer
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Nature's Own New Year Fireworks
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PM bolsters Arctic sovereignty with science and infrastructure announcements
01/03/2008 [-]
Q&A Climate change
01/03/2008 [-]
US 'has to act' on climate report
01/03/2008 [-]
PM seeks quantum jump in science education
01/03/2008 [-]
Australia looks to GM crops after scorching 2007
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Chávez, China cooperate on oil, but for different reasons
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PM offers help to revolutionise science education
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EMC's Doc Sciences Buy Extends Beyond Traditional ECM
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60-Second Science Science Societies Urge Education
01/03/2008 [-]
Environment Studying Kangaroo Farts and Teflon-Coated Frogs Weird Science That Could Save Our Lives
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Stars who spout 'pseudo-science should check their facts first'
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Prime Minister to inaugurate Indian Science Congress
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Go Green This New Year
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Uganda Science Policy in Schools Has Loopholes
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Hydrogen peroxide keeps cells healthy
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Protein serves as autoimmune messenger
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Smoking boosts COPD in women
01/03/2008 [-]
CO2 trapping capacity cut by warm fall
01/03/2008 [-]
Study ER doctors less likely to prescribe painkillers to minorities
01/03/2008 [-]
BRIEF Car Hits Gas Tank
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BRIEF Controlled Burns Announced for Sarasota County
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BRIEF Xcel Asks Residents to Clear Ice, Snow
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Atlanta Rain Dampens Dry Record
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BRIEF Police Find Man Wanted in Shooting of Brother
01/03/2008 [-]
Pitt's Arts and Sciences meets fundraising goal
01/03/2008 [-]
Lab Ratz inject excitement into learning about science
01/03/2008 [-]
Solar energy World's fastest-growing energy source
01/03/2008 [-]
Ainsworth Heats Up Climate in the Tory Green Circle
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Untangling the Myths, Explaining the Facts
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How About Governing?
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Atlantis ready to deliver European lab Columbus to ISS
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Students Sniff Manure For Science
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BODY
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Frozen Oranges
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Cedar Hill reports two cases of rabies in skunks
01/03/2008 [-]
Farmers 'Spray and Pray' to Fight Cold
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Property Values Are Eroding Too
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'We Cannot Take It for Granted That Food Will Be Available in the Future'
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The diet's in the details
01/03/2008 [-]
Chances of asteroid hitting Mars go down
01/03/2008 [-]
New research suggests longer autumns inhibit carbon uptake in forests
01/03/2008 [-]
Natural causes as well as global warming may be causing Arctic thaw study
01/03/2008 [-]
U.S. considers listing polar bears
01/03/2008 [-]
Stranded whale euthanized
01/03/2008 [-]
TDC Ponders Productive Year
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Oregon Means Business on Sustainability
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Council to Discuss Cemetery Operations
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Senegal's Climate Change Ruins Homes, Livelihoods
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Brain disease death raises fear of link to BSE meat of 90s
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Evil genes and antifreeze TV gurus' toxic talk put under the microscope
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Orang-utans
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TV gurus' toxic talk under microscope
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Winter Snowballs Mean Free First Day Of Summer Admission At Carnegie Science Center
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Climate Change Reduces Fish Stocks in Senegal
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IFAW Responds to Oil Spill in Patagonia
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Forest Service Plans to Raise Fees for Visitors
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Life's a Big Waste, Caterer Discovers
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Couple Seeks to Donate Forestry Program
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Neighborhood Focus Fargher Lake
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Ancient Chinese Merchant Boat Arrives at Purpose-Built Museum
01/02/2008 [-]
Argentine Province Sues Oil Companies Over Oil Spill
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Six Chinese Enterprises Apologize to Public Over Pollution
01/02/2008 [-]
Ban Phthalates in Children's Toys
01/02/2008 [-]
Donald H. Daigle Joins Board of Directors of TEPPCO General Partner
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Oil Drilling approved off Alaskan shore
01/02/2008 [-]
Shuttle repair to delay European spac
01/02/2008 [-]
Study Little Benefit From Testosterone
01/02/2008 [-]
Researcher Tracks Invading Argentine Ants
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Anyone Out There?
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California bear cub to return to wild
01/02/2008 [-]
DaimlerChrysler pays record fine for mpg shortfall
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Science Congress to focus on rural empowerment
01/02/2008 [-]
Reading Hospital's School of Health & Sciences opens
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PM in Vizag for Science Congress amid tight security
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Students sniff poop for science
01/02/2008 [-]
New Water Treatment Plant For California
01/02/2008 [-]
EDITORIAL Don't Back Off Limits on Logging Near the Lake
01/02/2008 [-]
EDITORIAL Salmon Money Welcomed
01/02/2008 [-]
County May Use More Saltwater
01/02/2008 [-]
Lawmakers Unlikely to Talk Much Water Despite Eventful Year
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Freeze Warning Issued for South Florida
01/02/2008 [-]
'Doughnut Hole' Residents Divided Over Annexation By NMB
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Fire Destroys Recording Studio in Mary Esther
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Soaking Helps Lift Macon Rain Totals
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Turkey Syrian Delegation Asks for More Water From Euphrates
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China Dam Raising Fears of Disaster
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Cold Snap Brings Space Heater Perils
01/02/2008 [-]
California sues EPA over greenhouse gas limits; other states may join suit
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Mauna Kea Summit Webcams
01/02/2008 [-]
Cold night coming up for Florida
01/02/2008 [-]
Cost of coitus Male monkeys pay for sex
01/02/2008 [-]
All set for Indian Science Congress
01/02/2008 [-]
LETTER 100% politics, 0% science
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Evil Mad Science bug stickers
01/02/2008 [-]
Referendum Sought on Waste Issue
01/02/2008 [-]
High Winds Expected to Worsen Cold Snap
01/02/2008 [-]
Dexter Mainers Ring in New Year's Day Outdoors
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City Governments Work to Discourage Burning of Debris
01/02/2008 [-]
School Wildlife Clubs Help Give Uganda's Gorillas a Future
01/02/2008 [-]
Reading Hospital's School of Health & Sciences opens
01/02/2008 [-]
Image of the Day Volcano in Chile Erupts
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Why Does Rain Bring a Flood of Earthworms?
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Survey 61 Percent Agree with Evolution
01/02/2008 [-]
American Science and Engineering lands 4.2M in international orders
01/02/2008 [-]
DUI Sting is on the Dry Side
01/02/2008 [-]
Swan Lake Crew Celebrates Opening Day for Ice Fishing
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Man Accused of Setting Fatal Fire in Revenge
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Vets Plan a Rally for Nursing Home in Northern Utah
01/02/2008 [-]
S.L. Police Arrest 5 in Robbery, Assault
01/02/2008 [-]
S.L. Police Investigate Drive-By Shooting
01/02/2008 [-]
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Deputy D.A.'s Arrest at Casino Among Top Headlines
01/02/2008 [-]
Tide Already Rolling in Beach Plans
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KMG Chemicals Acquires High-Purity Process Chemicals Business
01/02/2008 [-]
TV Show ReGenesis Generates Interest in Science
01/02/2008 [-]
90 Percent Reduction in Salmon Caught in Commercial Fishing
01/02/2008 [-]
Census Nevada, Arizona Fastest Growing States
01/02/2008 [-]
'Big Brother' plug aids green homes
01/02/2008 [-]
Plans for eco-friendly village
01/02/2008 [-]
Boy uses SatNav to save dad's life
01/02/2008 [-]
Oil prices jump 2.0 dollars on Nigeria unrest, US supply concerns
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Minister of Sciencecounsels Nigerianson Computers
01/02/2008 [-]
Purdue students make extra cash by sniffing stenches for science
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Students Sniff Stenches For Science
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Whatever Happened to Energy Conservation?
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Drug Company Conspiracy Theory Debunked
01/02/2008 [-]
What to Expect in 2008 Work, Work, Work
01/02/2008 [-]
Two days of cold for the East and South
01/02/2008 [-]
Unique Kenyan game park threatened
01/02/2008 [-]
Orangutans 'may die out by 2025'
01/02/2008 [-]
Sky counters track orang-utans
01/02/2008 [-]
'Laughs' not exclusive to humans
01/02/2008 [-]
Science Instruction An Endangered Species
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Sangamo BioSciences to Present at the 26th Annual JPMorgan Healthcare Conference
01/02/2008 [-]
Time to Intensify Efforts to Halt Environmental Invaders
01/02/2008 [-]
Four Million Euro in Extra Funding for Salmon Conservation
01/02/2008 [-]
EDITORIAL Recycling
01/02/2008 [-]
Scientists See No Point to Easing Seawall Ban
01/02/2008 [-]
Ice Fishing Season Off to a Good Start
01/02/2008 [-]
Omaha Zoo Has a Coral Whisperer Beside the Tanks
01/02/2008 [-]
Experts Worry Dry Conditions Threaten S.C. Ecosystem
01/02/2008 [-]
Beaver Lake Sets Vote on Water Supply Plan
01/02/2008 [-]
High Winds Expected to Worsen Coming Cold Snap
01/02/2008 [-]
EDITORIAL Your Tree Still Can Be Useful
01/02/2008 [-]
Climate Change in California Will Alter Landscape, Lifestyles
01/02/2008 [-]
Cities Offer Perks for Residents to Go Green
01/02/2008 [-]
BRIEF Pompano Beach Panel Seeks a Name for Centennial Mascot
01/02/2008 [-]
Hot on the Trail of Cosmic Rays
01/02/2008 [-]
Heavy lake effect snow; major western storm
01/02/2008 [-]
In treating muscular dystrophy, an early drug test shows promise
01/02/2008 [-]
Top Czech Science Honor Won By UAB Microbiologist
01/02/2008 [-]
Guilty conscience spurs apology from crook
01/02/2008 [-]
Parched Australia Hoping for Wet New Year and technology
01/02/2008 [-]
A.S. Byatt's 'Morpho Eugenia' Prolegomena to Any Future Theory
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Wildlife Team Seizes 25 Endangered Lizards
01/02/2008 [-]
Tuesday Letters to the Editors
01/02/2008 [-]
L.A. Announces Christmas Tree Recycling Areas
01/02/2008 [-]
Santa Should Be Bringing Sun, Wind to South Bay
01/02/2008 [-]
Fewer Minority Youths in Justice System
01/02/2008 [-]
As Water Rises, Senegal's Landscape Changes
01/02/2008 [-]
EDITORIAL New Year's Resolution Get Details on Cleanup Cost
01/02/2008 [-]
Teen Found Dead After Attacking Parents, Fleeing Police
01/02/2008 [-]
In 2007, County Turned Efforts to Environment
01/02/2008 [-]
Oakland Port Area Cleared of Spilled Oil
01/02/2008 [-]
60-Second Science Cat Fleas Abhor A Vacuum
01/02/2008 [-]
Dear Doctor Sun's rays can do damage in all seasons
01/02/2008 [-]
Parenting Don't take chances with lead paint
01/02/2008 [-]
Inactive lifestyle sits as factor in obesity's health risk
01/02/2008 [-]
Fitness calendar
01/02/2008 [-]
Back pain has many causes, but treat it early if you can
01/02/2008 [-]
Bodies point to Alaska's past
01/02/2008 [-]
BRIEF Fire Threatens Homes in Georgetown Co.
01/02/2008 [-]
BRIEF Fire Damages Beachwear Store
01/02/2008 [-]
Search for Missing Tracy Man Goes On
01/02/2008 [-]
Diesel Spill Shuts Down Winton Ramps on I-880
01/02/2008 [-]
Tri-City Park Fees Set to Tumble
01/02/2008 [-]
Fuel Spill Blocking Lane on I-580
01/02/2008 [-]
Argument Outlined in Wetland Appeal
01/02/2008 [-]
Brazil Nuts Help Seed Sustainability in Rainforest
01/02/2008 [-]
Nasty Truck Load Trashes Onramp
01/02/2008 [-]
Search Scaled Back for Lost Tracy Man
01/02/2008 [-]
Let's Ban Phthalates to Keep Our Children's Toys Safe
01/02/2008 [-]
Exhibition on Science and Vedas marks Science Congress
01/02/2008 [-]
Booze, Sexual Behavior Physical Link Found
01/02/2008 [-]
The Dismal Science Pessimism vs. Optimism for 2008
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Migration, Interrupted Natures Rhythms at Risk
01/02/2008 [-]
When Societies Fail
01/02/2008 [-]
Recognizing Stripes, Not Faces, Software Tracks Whale Sharks
01/02/2008 [-]
BRIEF Cuban Migrants Apprehended Near Key Biscayne
01/02/2008 [-]
BRIEF Perfect New Years Eve for MB Roads
01/02/2008 [-]
Station Site Owner Promises 2M and a Memorial
01/02/2008 [-]
Students sniff livestock odors for science
01/02/2008 [-]
Indian science congress to focus on creation of knowledge society
01/02/2008 [-]
Science Congress awards for students
01/02/2008 [-]
Flooding Rage Spills Over ; Town Demands Action on Dam Gates
01/02/2008 [-]
Ruling Against Grenada Plant Set for Appeals Court
01/02/2008 [-]
Inside the UK's fastest machine
01/01/2008 [-]
Still cold and windy East, Midwest, South
01/01/2008 [-]
Purdue Students Sniff Manure for Science
01/01/2008 [-]
Scientists developing cocaine vaccine
01/01/2008 [-]
Race to save prehistoric cave paintings
01/01/2008 [-]
In Cyprus, an ancient dwarf hippo mystery
01/01/2008 [-]
EDITORIAL Bigger
01/01/2008 [-]
Japanese treasure hunters race to exploit seabed rocks for high-tech industries
01/01/2008 [-]
There is an alternative to GPS.
01/01/2008 [-]
GAMES
01/01/2008 [-]
Special expo on science and Vedas
01/01/2008 [-]
Prime Minister to inaugurate Science Congress tomorrow
01/01/2008 [-]
Kurnool lad for Indian Science Congress
01/01/2008 [-]
State-level science expo
01/01/2008 [-]
Swiss spend heavily to learn language of life
01/01/2008 [-]
Swiss scientists join in climate alarm call
01/01/2008 [-]
Science translation workshop
01/01/2008 [-]
'Nanoscience centuries old, has great potential'
01/01/2008 [-]
IN OUR PAGES 100, 75 AND 50 YEARS AGO 1933 Blaze Sweeps Niagara
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Rare Whooping Cranes Stop at Hiwassee Refuge
01/01/2008 [-]
Trio of Gusty Storms to Offset Dry 2007
01/01/2008 [-]
Mistake-Prone Vikings Fall to Jesuit
01/01/2008 [-]
Puppy Found Dumped in Trash
01/01/2008 [-]
10M Governor's Mansion Renovation Gives Leaders Sticker Shock
01/01/2008 [-]
BRIEF Snowberry Offers Beauty Year-Round
01/01/2008 [-]
Consumers Are Alerted to Chemical Hazards
01/01/2008 [-]
BRIEF OSHA Fines Husky 7,000 for July Chemical Release
01/01/2008 [-]
Best Regards to Victim
01/01/2008 [-]
Cranky McCain Needs a Nap
01/01/2008 [-]
December Precipitation in S.L. Almost Tripled
01/01/2008 [-]
Don't Let Profits Drive Health
01/01/2008 [-]
Area Gets Big Break on Available Water
01/01/2008 [-]
Uncertain science dogs climate debate
01/01/2008 [-]
Working Moms Keys to Lower Stress
01/01/2008 [-]
BITS Pilani Rajasthan MS Science Communication program Graduation Day at NCSM Kolkata
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Year Ends With a Soggy Gift
01/01/2008 [-]
Floods, Wildfires Lead to Creation of Mitigation Plan
01/01/2008 [-]
Snowmobiler Dies in Avalanche
01/01/2008 [-]
Consider Impeaching Leaders
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Kaine to Unveil Proposed Legislation This Week
01/01/2008 [-]
Bush Veto a Setback for Foes of Navy Landing Field
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LDS Missionaries Safe
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Johnny Paul White
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Paul Doesn't Know History
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Hard Freeze Expected Tonight Through Friday
01/01/2008 [-]
On the Menu at McDonald's 78 Additives
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2007 A year of stunning progress in the science of life
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Glycan Antagonists and Inhibitors A Fount for Drug Discovery
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Another Power Play
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Rain Buys Triangle Extra Time
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Cold Front Will Heat Up Sailfishing
01/01/2008 [-]
A Rare Happy Ending Pinones Versus the Developers
01/01/2008 [-]
Appeals Court Denies Ex-PSC Chief Lawsuit Costs
01/01/2008 [-]
Cold Blast of Air Due in Region
01/01/2008 [-]
Helium supplies endangered, threatening science and technology
01/01/2008 [-]
Can They Stay Out of Harms Way?
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Fewer women choosing computer science careers
01/01/2008 [-]
'Big Brother' plug aims green homes
01/01/2008 [-]
Soggy Year in Dallas-Fort Worth Ends on a Dry Note
01/01/2008 [-]
Learn During Lunch at Science Museum
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Archbish
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60-Second Science Another Ellipse Around the Sun
01/01/2008 [-]
Ontario Science Centre Proves Transformation is a Winning Formula
01/01/2008 [-]
Melani followed circuitous journey from Allegheny Valley to Highmark
01/01/2008 [-]
Science congress to focus on creation of knowledge society
01/01/2008 [-]
The New Year's cocktail Regret with a dash of bitters
01/01/2008 [-]
Science and Health In Brief
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Vote Your Conscience. If You Can
01/01/2008 [-]
Why on Earth do we need leap year?
01/01/2008 [-]
Deep Impact spacecraft flies by Earth for rendezvous with comet in 2010
01/01/2008 [-]
Global Warming Expected to Change California Landscape
01/01/2008 [-]
BRIEF CDOT Opens Roads to Some I-70 Traffic
01/01/2008 [-]
OUR VIEW ; Waste Not; Sustainable Cities
01/01/2008 [-]
Smoking Out Ban's Violators
01/01/2008 [-]
Annual Christmas Bird Count Totals Are In
01/01/2008 [-]
BRIEF NCLA Legislative Session Thursday
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BRIEF New Yuma City Council Meets Wednesday
01/01/2008 [-]
Odor Alert 'Abysmal' ; Carper Chides Bayer Over Slim Stench Info
01/01/2008 [-]
Govt to Support Sciences, Loan Scheme On
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More snow from the Gt. Lakes to the Northeast
01/01/2008 [-]
UPI NewsTrack Health and Science News January 1, 2008
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Vallejo Gunman Found Dead of Apparent Self-Inflicted Gunshot
01/01/2008 [-]
WALES Chris Guards Ancient Newts
01/01/2008 [-]
Timely Plea for Recycling of Trees
01/01/2008 [-]
Bonfires Eco Plan
01/01/2008 [-]
Pests and Pestilence
01/01/2008 [-]
No Picky Eaters Among Successful Argentine Ants
01/01/2008 [-]
Wielding a Cost-Cutting Ax, and Often, at NASA
01/01/2008 [-]
Spacecraft in search of new planets/titl
01/01/2008 [-]
Disturbed sleep brings risk of type 2 diabetes, says study
01/01/2008 [-]
Second thoughts on life, the universe and everything by world's best brains
01/01/2008 [-]
Many GPs fail to prioritise high-risk breast cancer groups
01/01/2008 [-]
Caesarean sections linked to higher risk of hysterectomies
01/01/2008 [-]
Shares of life sciences services and product companies buoyed by demand
01/01/2008 [-]
Life, the universe and everything
12/31/2007 [-]
Tight security for Indian Science Congress
12/31/2007 [-]
Cold shoulder from new year
12/31/2007 [-]
Richmond Times-Dispatch, Va., Andy Thompson Column
12/31/2007 [-]
Weekend Magazine
12/31/2007 [-]
Dealers Sue Over Car Rules ; Lawsuit Seeks To Block Low-Emission Standards
12/31/2007 [-]
BRIEF Injured Driver Released From Hospital
12/31/2007 [-]
Police Search Vallejo Neighborhood for Shooting Suspect
12/31/2007 [-]
Council Approve Discharge for New Sewerage Scheme
12/31/2007 [-]
Upper Oreti
12/31/2007 [-]
NEW YEAR HONOURS; Community Work Noted
12/31/2007 [-]
Boring is Better Than Drowning
12/31/2007 [-]
Who Uses Bokashi?
12/31/2007 [-]
BRIEF A Well-Chilled New Year's Toast
12/31/2007 [-]
History of Plum Creek
12/31/2007 [-]
BRIEF Forecast Sun for New Year's Day, Snow at Baker
12/31/2007 [-]
Warm Weather the Cause of Algal Bloom's Return to Lake Hayes
12/31/2007 [-]
Heat Key to Pasteurizing Soil
12/31/2007 [-]
Dairy Payouts Stretch Builders
12/31/2007 [-]
Life Sciences Researchers from University of Benin detail findings in life sciences
12/31/2007 [-]
Knot science
12/31/2007 [-]
Science teacher spreads environmentalism with website
12/31/2007 [-]
HELLO 08 What You Can Expect
12/31/2007 [-]
EDITORIAL An Editorial Review of 2007
12/31/2007 [-]
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12/31/2007 [-]
Tension Between Turkish, Greek Fishermen Reported
12/31/2007 [-]
Readers' Choices for Leading Utah Stories
12/31/2007 [-]
Why Was Tiger Killed?
12/31/2007 [-]
Creeds Comes Together
12/31/2007 [-]
PepsiCo to Open Carrageenan Biopolymer Plant in India
12/31/2007 [-]
Health author to spend 2008 touring
12/31/2007 [-]
San Francisco healthcare plan proceeds
12/31/2007 [-]
Ely, Nev., Coal Project Delayed By Pending Air Permit Approval
12/31/2007 [-]
Protected Species
12/31/2007 [-]
Florida Cities Offer Incentives If Residents Go Green
12/31/2007 [-]
BRIEF AMI Bridge Project Delayed Until Feb.
12/31/2007 [-]
Short of funds, Toledo's science museum reaches its end
12/31/2007 [-]
FDA flip-flop mobilizes prostate cancer patients to activism
12/31/2007 [-]
You're not sorry? That's OK
12/31/2007 [-]
Cancer-fighting agent found in beer
12/31/2007 [-]
Fun and Educational Science Experiments for Young Children, Parents and Teachers
12/31/2007 [-]
Web videos make science more accessible
12/31/2007 [-]
Uganda Govt to Support Sciences, Loan Scheme On
12/31/2007 [-]
Guidebook to NYC Nature Surprisingly Lively
12/31/2007 [-]
Amrit Science Campus students clash with YCL
12/31/2007 [-]
Cultural claim to whale hunting
12/31/2007 [-]
Bodies point to Alaska's past
12/31/2007 [-]
Cape May Has a Lot to Offer
12/31/2007 [-]
Coral Delays Ely Coal Project
12/31/2007 [-]
Wichita Aims to Revive Buffer Law
12/31/2007 [-]
BBC Monitoring Quotes From China, Taiwan Press 31 Dec 07
12/31/2007 [-]
Chinese Premier Visits Cadres, Masses in Shaanxi 29-30 December
12/31/2007 [-]
Brazil's oil 'blessing' is no energy panacea
12/31/2007 [-]
Construction Begins On University Space Science Center
12/31/2007 [-]
Explore Health Science Options at PTPL
12/31/2007 [-]
Evolution furor flares on Florida science proposals
12/31/2007 [-]
Arthi Satyanarayan Science Scholar
12/31/2007 [-]
Boat Licensed to Catch Anchovies
12/31/2007 [-]
As Good As New
12/31/2007 [-]
60-Second Science Debunking Medical Myths
12/31/2007 [-]
Human Genetic Variation Science's 'Breakthrough Of The Year'
12/31/2007 [-]
Entrepreneurs convert science to business
12/31/2007 [-]
Australia urges U.S. to ratify Kyoto accord
12/31/2007 [-]
Aggression protein found in mice
12/31/2007 [-]
Tuning in to your body's rhythms
12/31/2007 [-]
Our conscience is clear Bennett
12/31/2007 [-]
Innovative mental health court pulls services together
12/31/2007 [-]
Conservation Fund buying 9 parcels in Pa.
12/31/2007 [-]
Top 20 Science Innovations and Discoveries in 2007
12/31/2007 [-]
BRIEF Controversial Yuba Highlands Project Going to Voters
12/31/2007 [-]
EDITORIAL Fire Protection Debate Involves Issue of Choice
12/31/2007 [-]
Picture Isn't Great for Chinook, Coho
12/31/2007 [-]
A Year of Wild Weather in State
12/31/2007 [-]
EDITORIAL Group Lists Top 10 D.C. Scandals
12/31/2007 [-]
Hullander Sees No Other Sites for Landfill
12/31/2007 [-]
Christmas Tree Recycling and Dropoff
12/31/2007 [-]
Snowy Monday morning in New England
12/31/2007 [-]
News Summaries
12/31/2007 [-]
Weekend Work
12/31/2007 [-]
Deep Waters for Incoming Council
12/31/2007 [-]
News Summary
12/31/2007 [-]
River Girl Rescued
12/31/2007 [-]
Going Green for Business
12/31/2007 [-]
Don't Let Xmas Go to Waste
12/31/2007 [-]
Snowstorm for northeastern US
12/30/2007 [-]
Unknown scientist stuns physics world with breakthrough on 'Theory of Everything'
12/30/2007 [-]
Human species may split in two, says scientist
12/30/2007 [-]
Top science revelations of '07
12/30/2007 [-]
Book Review Witch Ember
12/30/2007 [-]
Seagrass disappearance caused by pollution
12/30/2007 [-]
Chemicals blamed in South Africa fish kill
12/30/2007 [-]
World's oldest Sumatran orangutan dies in Miami
12/30/2007 [-]
Snowstorm looms for northeastern US
12/30/2007 [-]
Sailor announces new epic project
12/30/2007 [-]
NASA Advisory Council Science Committee Earth Science Subcommittee Meeting 17-18 January 2008
12/30/2007 [-]
Dwindling helium supply prompting concerns
12/30/2007 [-]
Baby mammoth carcass arrives in Japan for study
12/30/2007 [-]
Egyptian woman dies of bird flu, 2nd in week
12/30/2007 [-]
Stranger that fiction parallel universes beguile science
12/30/2007 [-]
BRIEF Ehrlich Sinner
12/30/2007 [-]
117 Million Set Aside for Work on Lake Worth
12/30/2007 [-]
BRIEF Foundation Names 2008 Officers
12/30/2007 [-]
1.3 Million in Grants Boosts Homeless Progams
12/30/2007 [-]
Entry By Entry, Fate of Ship Unfolds
12/30/2007 [-]
Shahan Mufti, Christian Science Monitor, Pakistan Correspondent
12/30/2007 [-]
Southeast rain/Northeast snow
12/30/2007 [-]
FAREWELL '07 A Bustling 365 Days
12/30/2007 [-]
Year in Review Water Plentiful As Ag Bounces Back
12/30/2007 [-]
Gulfport Battles Two Fires One Home, One Kitchen Destroyed
12/30/2007 [-]
Meyer Lemon Tree Can Be Repotted Now or in Spring
12/30/2007 [-]
BRIEF A Boy and His Bear
12/30/2007 [-]
BRIEF Riesberg to Seek Re-Election
12/30/2007 [-]
State Board Approves Easements for Six Farms in Berks County
12/30/2007 [-]
Who Wants to Work on New Year's Eve?
12/30/2007 [-]
BRIEF Windsor Fire Crew Extinguishes Trailer Fire on Weld 13
12/30/2007 [-]
Maldives Capital Lifts Swimming Ban Imposed Over Dead Fish
12/30/2007 [-]
Recycling Mandate Starts Tuesday
12/30/2007 [-]
Sixty-Pound Stripers Keeping Anglers Busy
12/30/2007 [-]
Lawsuits Will Expose Information, Lawyer Says
12/30/2007 [-]
World's Oldest Orangutan Dies at Age 55
12/30/2007 [-]
BRIEF Body Found in Royal Palm Beach Identified As Sunrise Woman
12/30/2007 [-]
Forester Fears Dry Spell May Claim More City Trees
12/30/2007 [-]
A Growing Thirst Water Cutbacks Changing Valley Agriculture
12/30/2007 [-]
Galt Festival to Celebrate Cosumnes River Preserve
12/30/2007 [-]
Ag Preservation Wins a Big One
12/30/2007 [-]
Wildlife on the Move
12/30/2007 [-]
Court Backs Limit on Damages
12/30/2007 [-]
Question Time Top of the Crops
12/30/2007 [-]
New crop of costly creams straddle the line between science and cosmetics
12/30/2007 [-]
Wind-blown Western Wallop
12/30/2007 [-]
Cut More Waste Says Eco-Group
12/30/2007 [-]
Council Rejects Trump Golf Course
12/30/2007 [-]
Breidel's Meat Market Ends Retail Sales
12/30/2007 [-]
Bookend Concerns
12/30/2007 [-]
Ex's number kept 'just in case'
12/30/2007 [-]
Eating disorder help online
12/30/2007 [-]
Approach to transportation planning aims to keep animals from becoming roadkill
12/30/2007 [-]
Audubon scoping out a diverse membership
12/30/2007 [-]
In Venezuela, Losing Land Repeats History
12/30/2007 [-]
Spacecraft to seek new planets
12/30/2007 [-]
On the Mend Region's nursing homes becoming far more livable
12/30/2007 [-]
Latrobe Regional's problems atypical
12/30/2007 [-]
Helpful Web sites; Helpful phone numbers
12/30/2007 [-]
Climate changes force travelers to consider sites sooner than later
12/30/2007 [-]
parallel universes beguile science
12/30/2007 [-]
Health food fads spark rise in animal testing
12/30/2007 [-]
Whaling issue off the science track
12/30/2007 [-]
DU political science deptt examination postponed
12/30/2007 [-]
Stranger than fiction parallel universes beguile science
12/30/2007 [-]
Resolve to Start Recycling
12/30/2007 [-]
Your LIFE Pots of Colour ; GARDENING
12/30/2007 [-]
An Orchid's Not Just for Christmas ; Gardening
12/30/2007 [-]
Your LIFE GOT 10 MINS? ; GARDENING
12/30/2007 [-]
Garden Pledge
12/30/2007 [-]
Farm Preservationists Claim Victory
12/29/2007 [-]
Brine Gives Road Crews a Head Start
12/29/2007 [-]
Future perfect
12/29/2007 [-]
Fishing for facts
12/29/2007 [-]
EDITORIAL New Year Brings New Challenges to City, Residents
12/29/2007 [-]
BRIEF O Christmas Trash City to Collect Trees
12/29/2007 [-]
Local Woman Files Complaint Over Sheriff's Recent Actions
12/29/2007 [-]
BRIEF On Mount Hood, Season's First Snow Survey Reveals an Abundance
12/29/2007 [-]
Broadwater Takes Hit in N.Y. Letter
12/29/2007 [-]
Saltwater Report
12/29/2007 [-]
Pier Park Casts Out Wide Net for Retailers
12/29/2007 [-]
Getting Warmer ; A Green Compromise Only the EPA Could Spoil
12/29/2007 [-]
Lengthy epidemic blamed for loon deaths
12/29/2007 [-]
Honour for Dolly sheep scientist
12/29/2007 [-]
Pioneer Web Browser 'Netscape' to be Abandoned and technology
12/29/2007 [-]
Call for a Presidential Debate on Science and Technology
12/29/2007 [-]
Oil Spill's Effects Now 'Mostly Out of Sight'
12/29/2007 [-]
In Our Towns
12/29/2007 [-]
Support Group Plans Meeting for Sunday
12/29/2007 [-]
The Year in News Praying for Rain
12/29/2007 [-]
I-280 Bridge Contractor is Sued for 63M Over E. Toledo Gas Spill
12/29/2007 [-]
Coulee Cleanup
12/29/2007 [-]
Delta Dropping Some Flights in Order to Contain Losses
12/29/2007 [-]
Bird Conservation Scientists Fly Solo
12/29/2007 [-]
Man Charged in Robbery of UTA Driver
12/29/2007 [-]
Cocaine Busts Made at 2 W.V. Businesses
12/29/2007 [-]
Mirrors Reflect Politics?
12/29/2007 [-]
China's Wu Bangguo Speaks at National Congress Closing Ceremony
12/29/2007 [-]
China's Massive Dam Project Causes Worry
12/29/2007 [-]
Party on at Nature Reserve
12/29/2007 [-]
Sunken Tug to Remain in the Ocean
12/29/2007 [-]
The Science Of Shivering Revealed By OHSU Researchers
12/29/2007 [-]
Presque Isle Man Fined for Illegal Tree Harvesting
12/29/2007 [-]
What is Plum Creek?
12/29/2007 [-]
EPA OKs Plan to Reduce Mercury
12/29/2007 [-]
Wares Creek Dredging Gets 4.7M Boost
12/29/2007 [-]
New York Creates a New Agency to Discourage Nonnative Species
12/29/2007 [-]
A Bath Reborn
12/29/2007 [-]
Near-Done Border Fence Stirs Critics, Defenders
12/29/2007 [-]
Wildlife Haven's Industrial Legacy Has Sting in the Tail
12/29/2007 [-]
Cities Offer Curbside Tree Recycling
12/29/2007 [-]
Randolph Has Disposal Site for Christmas Trees
12/29/2007 [-]
Pittston Wants to Restrict Where Sex Offenders Live
12/29/2007 [-]
Ask a Master Gardener Prune Damaged Shrubs, Trees to Avoid Disease
12/29/2007 [-]
Chemical's Harm Still Disputed
12/29/2007 [-]
New Space Promotes Intersection of Art, Science
12/29/2007 [-]
Another storm takes shape for the East
12/29/2007 [-]
I-Snake robot to make revolution in modern-day surgery
12/29/2007 [-]
BRIEF Police Try to Blunt New Year Gun Risk
12/29/2007 [-]
BRIEF Little Snow in Weekend Forecast
12/29/2007 [-]
Party on at Nature Reserve ; Family Day Out VENUE BRANDON MARSH
12/29/2007 [-]
Biological Agent to Prevent Rot
12/29/2007 [-]
Trump on Course for Coastal Golf
12/29/2007 [-]
Growth in Gateway to Be Water-Neutral
12/29/2007 [-]
Beach in Winter Small Crowds, Big Deals
12/29/2007 [-]
Commission Plans Woodland Attraction in Glasgow
12/29/2007 [-]
Melissa Forms in Atlantic
12/29/2007 [-]
Denise Herzing to talk on spotted dolphins at South Florida Science Museum
12/29/2007 [-]
EUROPE Both Sides Cite Science to Address Altered Corn
12/29/2007 [-]
Science and Development Network
12/29/2007 [-]
Trump golf plan angers some Scots
12/29/2007 [-]
Student runs milk taste test as science project
12/29/2007 [-]
Two authors, a rabbi and an atheist, debate religion and science
12/29/2007 [-]
Climate change extravaganza 10,000 participants add to greenhouse gas burden, critics say
12/29/2007 [-]
Cracking the code to the memory vault
12/29/2007 [-]
One last ride to the Hubble
12/29/2007 [-]
Heart safety of non-heart drugs questioned
12/29/2007 [-]
BRIEF Arson is Suspected in Akron House Fire
12/29/2007 [-]
Blaze Destroys Roxbury Apartment
12/29/2007 [-]
Beware of Dry Christmas Trees!
12/29/2007 [-]
The Greatest Mysteries in Science
12/29/2007 [-]
Genes found that protect heart from chemo
12/29/2007 [-]
Quakes not connected GNS Science
12/29/2007 [-]
Cities Offer Rebates, Perks to Get People to Go Green
12/29/2007 [-]
Chemical Plant Measure Hailed As Victory
12/29/2007 [-]
Governor Appeals for OK of FutureGen Coal Project
12/29/2007 [-]
£2m to develop keyhole surgery robot
12/29/2007 [-]
Outdoors Activities
12/29/2007 [-]
4 Dogs Saved, 3 Die in Two House Fires
12/29/2007 [-]
Going Green With the Holiday Decorations
12/29/2007 [-]
Might Take the Plunge? New Year's Options Aplenty
12/29/2007 [-]
Net Gain As Cod Quotas Increase
12/29/2007 [-]
City Hall to Observe New Year's
12/29/2007 [-]
Home-Smoked Salmon, Snow Pea and Orange Salad
12/29/2007 [-]
2007 Not a Good Year for California's Water Supplies
12/29/2007 [-]
Angling Blundell of Joy As Boyd Goes Roving to Land Carp Haul
12/29/2007 [-]
Scientists find how cancers move
12/29/2007 [-]
A tropical virus moves north
12/29/2007 [-]
Parasitic diseases hit poor hard in U.S.
12/29/2007 [-]
Jets Spiral in 'Reverse Whirlpool' from Star
12/29/2007 [-]
The southern and northern routes
12/29/2007 [-]
Simply Supernatural
12/29/2007 [-]
All a Myth
12/29/2007 [-]
What Not to Do at the Beach
12/29/2007 [-]
N.J. To Get 176M for Waterway Projects ; Funds for Passaic Flood Warning
12/29/2007 [-]
In the Garden This Week
12/29/2007 [-]
BRIEF Car Repair Leads to Fire That Burns Man, Kills Dog
12/29/2007 [-]
Maine Projects in Federal Budget
12/29/2007 [-]
40,000 Boost for Breeding Programme
12/29/2007 [-]
Joe Turcotte, 84... Derived Headline
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Dairy Shed Trade Booming
12/29/2007 [-]
/C O R R E C T I O N - Discovery Technologies, Inc./
12/29/2007 [-]
Pilot Error Rate Falls in U.S. Airline Accidents
12/29/2007 [-]
2m to develop i-Snake robot for keyhole surgery
12/29/2007 [-]
A year of scares, quacks, and geeky truths
12/28/2007 [-]
Drug may slow Duchenne muscular dystrophy
12/28/2007 [-]
Virgin to offer £100,000 space flights
12/28/2007 [-]
Stolen ground beef may be tainted with infectious bacterium
12/28/2007 [-]
Exxon-Mobil to defend Alaska oil leases
12/28/2007 [-]
11th Plan triples allocation for science and technology
12/28/2007 [-]
Advair beats Spiriva in treatment of COPD
12/28/2007 [-]
Groton Cleans Up As a Champ for Recycling
12/28/2007 [-]
LIHEAP in Bush Budget
12/28/2007 [-]
Drilling Horizontal
12/28/2007 [-]
County Program to Transform Christmas Trees to Mulch
12/28/2007 [-]
Widening Road Would Reshape Shoreline
12/28/2007 [-]
Prairie Chicken Sponsors Call for Poster Contest Entries
12/28/2007 [-]
Conservation Groups Praise Farm Bill
12/28/2007 [-]
Plastic Bottles Draw Health Concerns
12/28/2007 [-]
Your Baby is Watching You
12/28/2007 [-]
Beer Brewed Long Ago by Native Americans
12/28/2007 [-]
Yellowknife looks to gold mine for source of energy
12/28/2007 [-]
Brazil requiring two per cent biodiesel content in all diesel fuel
12/28/2007 [-]
BRIEF Battle of the Bucks
12/28/2007 [-]
State Says Yes To No Dogs, Booze Camping On Shell Key
12/28/2007 [-]
Dredging of Creedmoor's Lake Rogers Put on Hold
12/28/2007 [-]
New York Prepares to Launch Attack Against Alien Invaders
12/28/2007 [-]
Wind Farm Approved for Rural Virginia Mountain Range
12/28/2007 [-]
'Nights in Rodanthe' Films Voters Reject Liquor By the Drink
12/28/2007 [-]
Yaphank Rail Project is Still a No-Go
12/28/2007 [-]
December Rains Just Not Enough to Make Up for Region's Deficit
12/28/2007 [-]
Feature Welcome Wind Blowing Across Political Horizon
12/28/2007 [-]
Laws to Help Consumers Going into Effect Tuesday
12/28/2007 [-]
Wind Knocks Out Power in Southern California
12/28/2007 [-]
Trees to Get Second Life As Mulch
12/28/2007 [-]
Holiday Closings in the Area
12/28/2007 [-]
Closed Road, 2-Foot Spikes Don't Seem Open-Minded
12/28/2007 [-]
Remains Of Ancient Civilization Discovered In Kyrgyz Lake Issyk Kul
12/28/2007 [-]
Faith-Based Science State Recognition of a Creationist Institute's Degree Would Undermine Science Teacher Credentials.
12/28/2007 [-]
'Flying fish' inspired unmanned seaplane that takes off and lands on its own
12/28/2007 [-]
Media Advisory OCE Sponsors Robotic Invasion at Ontario Science Centre-Jan. 5/08
12/28/2007 [-]
NASA Atlantis launch could be delayed again
12/28/2007 [-]
Using birth control to tame urban wildlife
12/28/2007 [-]
The Colony with a Conscience
12/28/2007 [-]
Science and soothsaying
12/28/2007 [-]
Red Cross Blood Services US children need donor blood during holidays
12/28/2007 [-]
Rare Rothschild Giraffe Born In Australian Zoo
12/28/2007 [-]
Burn the Heretics! Science in the PC Age
12/28/2007 [-]
Two storm systems impacting the country
12/28/2007 [-]
EMC Corp. to acquire Document Sciences
12/28/2007 [-]
Turning Christmas Trees into Mulch Benefits Landscapes
12/28/2007 [-]
EDITORIAL Rental Assurance
12/28/2007 [-]
Chattahoochee National Forest Gains 108 Acres
12/28/2007 [-]
Coral Reefs Indicators, Threats, and Conservation Resources
12/28/2007 [-]
An Orphan River
12/28/2007 [-]
NOAA Awards 800,000 for Local Projects
12/28/2007 [-]
Law Review Burning Ring of Fire
12/28/2007 [-]
Rice As a Remediation Tool for Nutrient Runoff
12/28/2007 [-]
Ephrata Science Students Have Clear Goal
12/28/2007 [-]
Advocates for a Healthier America
12/28/2007 [-]
Ulman Stays With 'Green' Plans Despite Budget Worries
12/28/2007 [-]
Two Florida Cities Brace for Casino Growth
12/28/2007 [-]
California Will Pay 3.5 Million to Keep Park Dairy-Free
12/28/2007 [-]
Turkish Court Suspends Sale of Petrochemical Company
12/28/2007 [-]
The year's top 10 science and tech stories.
12/28/2007 [-]
Science, Islam, and Christianity
12/28/2007 [-]
Shackleton descendants in polar bid
12/28/2007 [-]
Nigeria Company Chief Advocates Bio-Technology, Generic Sciences
12/28/2007 [-]
Deadly cyanide antidote developed by US scientists
12/28/2007 [-]
EDITORIAL Water Plans Newberry Should Take PSC's Advice
12/28/2007 [-]
Ice May Hamper Morning Commute
12/28/2007 [-]
Help Save the Earth
12/28/2007 [-]
Va. And Tenn. To Work With EPA on 2 Rivers' Health
12/28/2007 [-]
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12/28/2007 [-]
EDITORIAL The Farm Bill Modernize U.S. Crop Subsidy System
12/28/2007 [-]
Domestic light bulbs may phase out
12/28/2007 [-]
Placing order in restaurant with your iPhone?
12/28/2007 [-]
60-Second Science Brain Proteins Seal Marine Mammal Feats
12/28/2007 [-]
BRIEF Ohio Among Slowest Growing States
12/28/2007 [-]
SPU Report Shows Seattle's 5 Urban Streams Need Help
12/28/2007 [-]
BRIEF City Will Pick Up Christmas Trees Starting Jan. 7
12/28/2007 [-]
BRIEF Crash Closes Interstate in Monroe County
12/28/2007 [-]
BRIEF House Fire Investigated
12/28/2007 [-]
BRIEF Akron Police Searching for Shooting Suspect
12/28/2007 [-]
Op-Ed U.S. politics and the fatal science of the double standard
12/28/2007 [-]
Western storminess spreads eastward
12/28/2007 [-]
National Briefing Science and Health Atlantis Launching Delayed Again
12/28/2007 [-]
UPI NewsTrack Health and Science News December 28, 2007
12/28/2007 [-]
Research from Osaka University in the area of life sciences published
12/28/2007 [-]
Fertilizer, feed lots affecting park air
12/28/2007 [-]
Western snow spreads east
12/28/2007 [-]
New year resolution? Don't wait until New Year's Eve
12/28/2007 [-]
Help Create a Habitat
12/28/2007 [-]
Stop Buying into an Archaic Ideology
12/28/2007 [-]
Wheeler Gorge Brings in the Seabees
12/28/2007 [-]
Mamie S. Hooper
12/28/2007 [-]
LETTERS Content With Incompetent Buffoons'
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Big Developments Eyed From Tiverton to E. Providence
12/28/2007 [-]
Warwick Digest
12/28/2007 [-]
Holiday Season Right Time to Recycle
12/28/2007 [-]
Use Your Head to Ease Hangovers ; Raise A Glass
12/28/2007 [-]
How Science Came Full Circle
12/28/2007 [-]
Politics 101 US politics and the fatal science of the double standard
12/28/2007 [-]
Chinese sciences academy announces 29 new academicians
12/28/2007 [-]
Invention aims to help plug leaks
12/28/2007 [-]
Technique will help date rape cases
12/28/2007 [-]
Researchers from Szent Istvan University publish findings in life sciences
12/28/2007 [-]
Teaching of Mathematics and Science No change in use of English
12/28/2007 [-]
TNSCST to support 500 life sciences projects
12/28/2007 [-]
Review meet on Science Congress
12/28/2007 [-]
Selected for science congress
12/28/2007 [-]
New light shed on how cancers spread
12/28/2007 [-]
New year resolution? Don't wait
12/28/2007 [-]
Puffins Vs. Explosives
12/28/2007 [-]
Officials Preparing for Drought to Get Worse
12/28/2007 [-]
Residents for Drilling a Rare Find
12/28/2007 [-]
Holiday shoppers influenced by 'social conscience'
12/27/2007 [-]
NASA Atlantis launch could be pushed back again due to fuel gauge problem
12/27/2007 [-]
The Year's Best Science
12/27/2007 [-]
Sacramento to Host Dueling Science Museums
12/27/2007 [-]
EMC to Buy Document Sciences
12/27/2007 [-]
Fishing on the Outer Banks Damon Tatem
12/27/2007 [-]
Christmas on the Linkhorn 1946
12/27/2007 [-]
Conservationist Surprised With Star Award
12/27/2007 [-]
Beach Access Rules Revised
12/27/2007 [-]
Logan County Opposes Plans for Landfill on Top of Aquifer
12/27/2007 [-]
Puzzle Over This
12/27/2007 [-]
Loon Echo Land Trust Receives 225,000 Grant
12/27/2007 [-]
Millinocket Forming New Trails Committee
12/27/2007 [-]
The Providence Journal, R.I., John Kostrzewa Column
12/27/2007 [-]
Herald-Journal, Spartanburg, S.C., Business Briefs Column
12/27/2007 [-]
Kapiti Keen to Tap Wellington Water
12/27/2007 [-]
Beach Seeks State Aid to Buy Rail Line
12/27/2007 [-]
Record Work for Dairy Shed Builders
12/27/2007 [-]
'Dirty Dairying' Flights Paying Off
12/27/2007 [-]
Russia Space Official Space Tourism May Be Suspended After 2009 and technology
12/27/2007 [-]
Conservationists sue gov't for records
12/27/2007 [-]
WEATHER
12/27/2007 [-]
New study influence of anthracycline upon HER2 breast cancer
12/27/2007 [-]
Man. to adopt Calif.-like vehicle emission limits Doer
12/27/2007 [-]
State Indicates Growth in Population
12/27/2007 [-]
A new form of neighbourhood watch
12/27/2007 [-]
Swiss to target big emitters in Bali
12/27/2007 [-]
Deadly fox disease lurks in gardens
12/27/2007 [-]
Thousands without power as winds buffet Los Angeles
12/27/2007 [-]
Eco-Shop Attracts a Buzz in Salt Lake City
12/27/2007 [-]
First Night Help
12/27/2007 [-]
Turn in Holiday Trees, Get Mulch Back
12/27/2007 [-]
Billerica Trashes Disposal Fee for Many Bulky Items
12/27/2007 [-]
The Permanent Committee for Chemical Substances / Meeting
12/27/2007 [-]
People Do Not Want the Incinerating Plant in Semtin
12/27/2007 [-]
NIH 29b in Health Science Set to Go Online for Free
12/27/2007 [-]
Australian whaling demonstrators protest in Japanese consulate
12/27/2007 [-]
Big snows expected in the West
12/27/2007 [-]
Isha Jain Wins 100,000 Scholarship In Siemens Competition
12/27/2007 [-]
New Leader Against Alien Species
12/27/2007 [-]
One U.S. Navy Contract Became Research Scientist's Life's Work
12/27/2007 [-]
Colorado's Population is Really Jumping
12/27/2007 [-]
Utah Population Booming
12/27/2007 [-]
Last-Chance Salmon Are in the Rivers
12/27/2007 [-]
IGNOU to sponsor plenary session of Science Congress
12/27/2007 [-]
The top science-and-tech privacy threats of 2007.
12/27/2007 [-]
'Nose' to detect drug side effects
12/27/2007 [-]
Humans 'drive out large mammals'
12/27/2007 [-]
A Wet Gift for Christmas
12/27/2007 [-]
Fish Ban Call to Save Reefs
12/27/2007 [-]
Remember Clinton Scandal
12/27/2007 [-]
Coast Counties Scene of 2 of 3 Fatal Crashes
12/27/2007 [-]
Chicago Divers Search River for Missing Woman
12/27/2007 [-]
Rain Offers Little Relief
12/27/2007 [-]
Enjoy Umbrellas While You Can - Drought Isn't Done
12/27/2007 [-]
Demand for Cheap Housing Hits Record
12/27/2007 [-]
The Year in News Orange Landfill Hassle Still Raising Hackles
12/27/2007 [-]
Monitoring Shows Climate Impact
12/27/2007 [-]
Millinocket Town Forming New Trails Committee
12/27/2007 [-]
Coastians We Lost in 2007 Recalled
12/27/2007 [-]
Money Earmarked for Local Projects