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Teen receives 100,000 science scholarship
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Russia to shut down Svobodny space centre
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Viacom sues Google's YouTube
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Chinas six major goals for space science development
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Swiss issue key climate report
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TNT opens life sciences regional distribution centre in S'pore
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State panel targets plastic trash at beaches
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Cypress Bioscience, Inc. Announces Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year End 2006 Results
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TNT opens life sciences regional distribution centre in Singapore
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British unveil climate proposal
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British plan would go beyond EU on carbon emissions
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Edwards is going 'carbon neutral'
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Weight loss surgery may cause memory loss
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group Jury selection begins in Black trial Viacom sues YouTube Science
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China's six major goals for space science development
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Tuition available to help science staff with student applications
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ChinaCache and HuaZhong University of Science and Technology to Establish Joint Research and Develop
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Call for science teachers to take a few lessons
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New Biotech class to cover hands-on, modern science
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GMO corn causes liver, kidney problems in rats study
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Huge seas spotted on Saturn's moon Titan
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US approves Tykerb for advanced breast cancer
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Texas Torrents
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Delayed satellite blasts into space
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Landmark Vegas hotel demolished
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Davis May Raise Car Fees for Road Fund
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ICI Speculation
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Bodies of Liquid Seen on Saturn's Moon
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New Images Huge Seas on Saturn's Moon Titan
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Scientists Create Sharp Microscope Images
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Muslim body says No to sex education
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New Images Huge Seas on Saturn's Moon Titan
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Aging a successful reproductive strategy, say scientists
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Yacht voyage turns up abundant sample of genes
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Lakeside Apartments in Tulsa Sold for 3.4M
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'My Own Back Yard' Workshop Scheduled
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Sigma-Aldrich Announces New European Credit Facility
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Schering-Plough to Buy Akzo Drug Unit for 14.4 Billion
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Sheriff Refuses Bail to Mother on Drug Charges
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PM dishes out more eco-cash
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Viacom Sues Google, YouTube for 1 Billion and technology
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Children's science lab opens in Britain
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Groups Efforts to protect waterbirds falling short
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Deforestation being reversed in Europe, N. America
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Britain proposes bill for reducing CO2 emissions
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Frostbite, equipment damage end North pole expedition
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Archaeologists Possible ancient Indian site discovered in Indiana
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Lightning Smog Measured For First Time
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ESA Places Two Satellites Into Orbit
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Science ministry to improve local gov'ts innovation
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Wal-Mart Now Wants Supercenter in Crofton
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Fire Officials Turn Up Heat on Use of Grills
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MU Students Donate Time on Spring Break
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ExxonMobil to Expand Belgian Hydrocarbon Plant
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State's bioscience success had lucky start
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UK needs more science graduates, warns CBI
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UMS plans to develop sciencepark within 10 years
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Indian satellite on course to final orbit after Ariane rocket launch
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Economic Science Can Third World Countries Afford to do First World Research?
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Vietnam PM orders action against illegal tiger farms
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Brains take a week off to show their research
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Diabetes A growing problem in Asia
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Pig study sparks migration theory
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Happenstance led to Arizona's 1.4 billion push for biosciences
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SA, Oman sign science and technology deal
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Journeys to the distant fields of prime
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Obese men less likely to commit suicide, study finds
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY Senate links science to energy
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Novartis Joins Rivals In China
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Gold Thread To Benefit UW-Madison Space Science And Engineer Center
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US Entrepreneur Serves High-Tech Restaurant Fare and technology
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Schering-Plough agrees to buy Akzo Nobel's Organon BioSciences unit
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Owner of Klamath River dams attacks study
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Beer advertising with a conscience
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Nation rallies for Kyoto
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Coral Reefs Worth More Than RM4b If Not Destroyed
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Progress Toward Artificial Photosynthesis
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Blacks lag behind whites in prostate-cancer screening
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WA House, Senate pass measures to delay math, science WASL impact
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Lawmakers tout mental health coverage bill
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China's pollution cuts local rain
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Flooding rains in Texas
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FDA announces new 'voluntary rules' for growers to combat food poisoning
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Army Corps Eyes Land Near Pantex Weapons Plant
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Unsafe Water Tops Environment Fear
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Party Looks to Protect Private Property
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Environmental Groups Back Candidates
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Push Planned to Widen Container Deposit Law
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Bipartisan Kickoff to Legislative Conference
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WA House passes measure to delay math and science WASL
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Refuges in Pacific Region Face Funding Crisis
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Opening Statements to Begin in Latest Insurance Trial
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Group Wants to Revise City Property Law
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OPINION MOHELA The Rest of the Story
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Neptune Council Gives a First OK to Dock Oversight Bill
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More Farmers Offering to Sell Shares of Crops
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Official Communique From Bajaj Hindusthan Ltd.
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Failure to Plan for Emergency
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Animal rights group says targets Wachovia workers
03/12/2007 [-]
Flood threat for parts of Texas
03/12/2007 [-]
Calgary recycling plan trashed
03/12/2007 [-]
Theory Saturn moon's heat came from radioactive decay
03/12/2007 [-]
North Dakota official says Devils Lake outlet ready to run after ice melts
03/12/2007 [-]
Bid to develop affinity with science and technology
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Frozen surface belies Saturn moon's scorching start
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'Milestone' in Tees Terminal Campaign
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Parched Waikato Longing for Rain
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Novell is Selling Space, but Not Leaving
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March is State's Top Fish Month
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Utahns Callous Toward Weak
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Odour Diaries Revealed
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Deer Lead Level Isn't Cause for Alarm
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Animal Waste Gets in Water
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Rail Work Contributes to Wildfires in Southwest Va.
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Iraq's Agriculture Bounces Back After Years of Neglect
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Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against Baby Bottle Manufacturers
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Group Seeks Missing Chemical
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Not Just Human Error ; Formosa Report Cites Failures By Owners
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Illiopolis and the Plant
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Akzo Nobel to Float Organon on March 27
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Has science found the moody teen hormone?
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Nampa High science students shine in competitions
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US law to meet science technology challenge from India, Ch
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Smokey Stover answers bellAleo's No. 1 sprinter makes sweet science at Bay Meadows
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Is computer science dead?
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Texas must attract more students to science, math
03/12/2007 [-]
4 years math, science mulled
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Queen of All Saints School has announced the winners of its 2007 science fair.
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Dodgy food science eating press releases is bad for you
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DeCode Genetics rises on upgrade
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White novel another Doc Ford page-turner
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Video On Science Fiction
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Wembley demand crashes FA website
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'Sec. 144' clamped on stray animals in MP
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Al Gore's Carbon Solution Won't Stop Climate Change
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Recycling plan trashed
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Schering-Plough agrees to buy Akzo Nobel's Organon BioSciences unit
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Warm week
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Shortage of Science Teachers Rocks FSSS
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Science exhibition opens
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Relighting the fire for science
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Bioscience Award conferred on seven scientists
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Americans giving their pets drugs
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Starbucks Grinds It Out Amidsnags, Backlash
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Daily News Health Briefs
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Opal Beach Park in Recess Repairs on SR 399 Delay Work on Facility
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WWU's Waterfront Plans to Be Outlined at Tuesday Meeting
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Business High-Yield Cotton Causing Problems
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Iran Opens First Eco-Tourism Park Report
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1st Ld Forest Reserve on Fire in Southwest China
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Petrochemical Prices to Rise Slightly in China
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Shanghai Petroleum Exchange Adds New Trading Commodities
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China Starts Anti-Dumping Investigation into Imported Acetone
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Stocky build gave ape-like ancestors a leg up
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House passes science, math education bill; leaves out rewards for teachers
03/12/2007 [-]
Discovery Makes Black Holes More Puzzling
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Nokia Science skills gap is Europe-wide
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Rocket launched from French Guiana carrying British, Indian satellites
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Residents Discuss Action Against Landfills at Community Meeting
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Not Just A Fancy Name For Dump
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Eastchester Proposal Heads to Planners
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Activists Urge Efforts to Screen Streams, Drains
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Irish Oats Offer Flavor
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City Water Tank Still Empty
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Bar Harbor COA Eyes Housing Options
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In the Pacific, Palmyra Island is the Domain of Researchers, Wealthy
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Farm Watch Scheme Aims to Fight Rural Crime
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Cuba Silvio Rodriguez, troubadour of conscience
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Science skills gap is Europe-wide
03/12/2007 [-]
NASA optimistic about space shuttle tank repair
03/12/2007 [-]
Exhibit displays societies of the Americas existing long before exploration
03/12/2007 [-]
More dead dolphins wash ashore along Texas coast, including some newborns
03/12/2007 [-]
Pupils learn the fun of science
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Newborns among dead Texas dolphins
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The invisible tank
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China announces new space program plans, cooperation with Russia and France
03/12/2007 [-]
Environmentalists urge G-8 to back 'encouraging' words with climate change action
03/12/2007 [-]
Commentary Walking the line of addictions The science and the signs Part One
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Excuse for moody teens
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The science of sleep
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Moody teens the excuse is chemistry
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Study points to omega benefits for children
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The Nation's Weather
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Rwanda to Host International Biodiversity Conference 23 July
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Prosecutors Rarely Pursue Violations of Sunshine Law
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What Woman in History Has Inspired You?
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Ohio County May Use Eminent Domain for The Highlands
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Ada County Wants Task Force to Study Open Space Needs
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Some Find Their Trash is Treasure to Others
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Preservatives in kids' medicines could be harmful
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A Midwest Life Sciences Odyssey, Agricultural Biotech
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Atmospheric Scientist Offers View of a Changed West Virginia
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High-Rise Condo Projects Pose Fire-Protection Dilemma
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PeopleFirst Opens in La Crosse
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Officials to Take Comments on Relicensing of Dams Here
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DEQ Approves Grants
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Michigan-Based Commercial Laundry to Enter Utah Market
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Isle Unveils Building Plans
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Dow Chemical Prepares for 20 Million Expansion in Institute
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In Brief Chemical Leak at Factory
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Don't Mention the Polar Bears, Bush Tells US Scientists
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Outdoor Briefs
03/12/2007 [-]
Trading Snow for Sand It is Only Temporary
03/12/2007 [-]
HK Editorial on Protection of Private Ownership in China
03/12/2007 [-]
Diesel Fuel Spill Clean-Up Difficult
03/12/2007 [-]
Indian Housing Plan to Sweep Away Slum
03/12/2007 [-]
Shield Laws Are Needed
03/12/2007 [-]
Ubiquitous Chemical Sparks Health Debate
03/12/2007 [-]
Oops! Huge Distant Galaxy Actually Small and Close
03/12/2007 [-]
Uganda Muhwezi Calls for More Emphasis On Sciences
03/12/2007 [-]
Indian-American scientist wins prestigious Cozzarelli prize
03/12/2007 [-]
South Africa SA-Led Team Wins EU 'Science Nobel'
03/12/2007 [-]
Raising a glass to the first cocktail bars
03/12/2007 [-]
Airbus loss amid superjumbo delays
03/12/2007 [-]
Light pollution 'spoils stars view'
03/11/2007 [-]
Group It Should Be Carefully Planned
03/11/2007 [-]
Perwira Bintang Ventures into Mangrove Rehabilitation
03/11/2007 [-]
Breast cancer survivors in the pink at annual celebration
03/11/2007 [-]
Greening Garbage
03/11/2007 [-]
Raptors Keep Their Date With Tanjung Tuan
03/11/2007 [-]
Under Watch but Tannery Owner Blinded By Greed
03/11/2007 [-]
EDITORIAL Fatal Flaw in Wildlife Law
03/11/2007 [-]
Pahang Seeks Your Help to Protect Camerons
03/11/2007 [-]
Golden Sands Beckon
03/11/2007 [-]
The Need for Trees
03/11/2007 [-]
An Environmental Reporter Finds Hope at the NPC, CPPCC Sessions
03/11/2007 [-]
Destin's Advice Don't Do It
03/11/2007 [-]
New North Carolina Dumps Face Tighter Regulation
03/11/2007 [-]
Preserving State's Charm Tough Task
03/11/2007 [-]
EDITORIAL How to Settle Okaloosa's Bay Road Feud
03/11/2007 [-]
Going Green Trend of the Century
03/11/2007 [-]
Dealing With Multinationals
03/11/2007 [-]
Rain, Melting Snow May Mean Flooding
03/11/2007 [-]
Council Will Take Up Septic Tank Issue
03/11/2007 [-]
Hundreds of Homes Evacuated in California Brush Fire
03/11/2007 [-]
Pi Fans Around the World Have Their Day
03/11/2007 [-]
'Number of science graduates needs to double by 2014'
03/11/2007 [-]
Iran Appeal Case Abbas Lisani Prisoner of Conscience
03/11/2007 [-]
2 new drugs offer options in HIV fight
03/11/2007 [-]
The case of a sore foot and its puzzling clues
03/11/2007 [-]
Alyaksandr Kazulin Prisoner of Conscience
03/11/2007 [-]
River Work Continues to Surge in Roanoke
03/11/2007 [-]
What Would It Take to Create 'Super Ditch'?
03/11/2007 [-]
LET's MAKE A DEAL Water Lease Bought a Few Years
03/11/2007 [-]
Group Uses Credit System to Protect Vernal Pools
03/11/2007 [-]
Work Continues at 9 Berks Superfund Sites
03/11/2007 [-]
EDITORIAL Question of Quality
03/11/2007 [-]
FDA now claiming Cherry Products are DRUGS!
03/11/2007 [-]
Science Bowl at Jefferson Lab draws whiz kids
03/11/2007 [-]
UALR to host talk by science historian
03/11/2007 [-]
Students win top science, engineering fair honors
03/11/2007 [-]
It's time for action because science is justified
03/11/2007 [-]
The new science of human evolution
03/11/2007 [-]
Ro World of change for science
03/11/2007 [-]
Outdoors on the Trail
03/11/2007 [-]
Public Often Left in the Dark When Politicians Travel to D.C.
03/11/2007 [-]
Value of Petrochemical Exports Up 131%
03/11/2007 [-]
Seminar on atmospheric sciences on March 15, 16
03/11/2007 [-]
Spring fever
03/11/2007 [-]
Walking shows disease-fighting powers
03/11/2007 [-]
``Develop simple science concepts''
03/11/2007 [-]
Surprising New Arctic Inhabitants Trees
03/11/2007 [-]
Make Rope Ladders Available
03/11/2007 [-]
Globetrotting
03/11/2007 [-]
Davis Invites Residents to Open House
03/11/2007 [-]
Watershed District to Repair River Damage
03/11/2007 [-]
Pipeline Leak Taints 2 Ponds in Altamont
03/11/2007 [-]
See Both the Forest and the Trees
03/11/2007 [-]
Worker Dies After Falling From Fork Lift
03/11/2007 [-]
Alaska Scientists Frozen Out of Polar-Bear Discussion
03/11/2007 [-]
Demolition Disheartening
03/11/2007 [-]
Who's an Embarrassment?
03/11/2007 [-]
China Plants 5.23m Ha of Trees in 2006
03/11/2007 [-]
N.Y. Lawmaker Wants Land in Utah Protected
03/11/2007 [-]
Let Facts, Not Paranoia, Govern Nuclear Policy
03/11/2007 [-]
Y. Students' Search for Records Falters
03/11/2007 [-]
Rehab Center Sues Love for Balance of Unpaid Bill
03/11/2007 [-]
Rocky Pot Calls Kettle Black
03/11/2007 [-]
Farmers Fighting for Water Rights
03/11/2007 [-]
New Path to Legal Status?
03/11/2007 [-]
Davis Supervisor Sees Bugs As Future of Weed Control
03/11/2007 [-]
Greeley Tribune, Colo., Ag Notebook Column Ag Notebook
03/11/2007 [-]
Survey Reveals Risks of Chlorine
03/11/2007 [-]
People in Hong Kong Gym Generate Electricity While Exercising and technology
03/11/2007 [-]
Waugh All in the name of Kyoto
03/11/2007 [-]
Bell Calgary recycling fee blasted
03/11/2007 [-]
Nature strikes back in battle of Cancun's beaches
03/11/2007 [-]
Scientists threatened for 'climate denial'
03/11/2007 [-]
Swindled by channel 4 spurious science for the climate of confusion.
03/11/2007 [-]
Nebraska-Lincoln to offer CSI hopefuls forensic science major
03/11/2007 [-]
All in the name of Kyoto
03/11/2007 [-]
Recycling fee blasted
03/11/2007 [-]
On the Slippery Slope
03/11/2007 [-]
Preserving Training Grounds
03/11/2007 [-]
Environmental Liability Protection for Tenants
03/11/2007 [-]
Appeal Cases
03/11/2007 [-]
Masterplanning for an Eco-Friendly Community
03/11/2007 [-]
Recycle and ReStore
03/11/2007 [-]
Entec Set to Review Gateway Water Use
03/11/2007 [-]
All Eyes on Aphids
03/11/2007 [-]
Clean-Up on Looted Beach
03/11/2007 [-]
Pesticides Safety Directorate Announces Service Fee Changes
03/11/2007 [-]
Sparta Plan Commission Postpones Decision
03/11/2007 [-]
This Oil is Worth Its Salt Energy
03/11/2007 [-]
Court Rules on EPA Water Challenge
03/11/2007 [-]
JOB DONE New Paths in Hainault Forest
03/11/2007 [-]
East Anglia Prepares for Drought
03/11/2007 [-]
Letter of the Month
03/11/2007 [-]
Nassau Not in Same Situation
03/11/2007 [-]
Panel Area Gas Stations Needn't Install Vapor Gear
03/11/2007 [-]
Task Force Hayward Businesses Are Too Trashy
03/11/2007 [-]
Ariane 5 Rocket Launch Scrubbed Due to Technical Glitch
03/11/2007 [-]
Surfers dive into science
03/11/2007 [-]
Stormy Plains, Northwest soaker
03/11/2007 [-]
Busy bees can blame genes
03/11/2007 [-]
You Can't Travel Back in Time, Scientists Say
03/11/2007 [-]
Science center's survival not piece of cake
03/11/2007 [-]
Science, math deficit holds back state
03/11/2007 [-]
No takers for India's first bird flu vaccine
03/11/2007 [-]
Students display science skills
03/11/2007 [-]
Home Depot's foes win a round in Sunland; store plans to appeal
03/11/2007 [-]
Exhibit Considers Nazis' Deadly Medicine
03/11/2007 [-]
GEOSCIENCE INITIATIVE UMKC earns grant, will work with KC schools
03/10/2007 [-]
In Good Conscience I Cannot Pay a Fine For Speaking Out Against this War
03/10/2007 [-]
Bears center Olin Kreutz could hold the key to victory
03/10/2007 [-]
A Life on the Ocean Wave . . . Florida-Style
03/10/2007 [-]
Lifeguards, Helicopters Join to Keep Swimmers Safe
03/10/2007 [-]
Sarasota Algae Sends Tourists into Manatee
03/10/2007 [-]
Council Will Hear Report on County Agricultural Land
03/10/2007 [-]
FAA Bird Won't Stop Airport Relocation
03/10/2007 [-]
Jail Crowding May Put Nonviolent Offenders Back on the Streets
03/10/2007 [-]
LWR Garden Club Envisions Arboretum By the Lakeshore
03/10/2007 [-]
Lutheran Relief Group Welcomes New Leader
03/10/2007 [-]
Exhibit considers Nazis' deadly medicine
03/10/2007 [-]
State to test college area for contaminants
03/10/2007 [-]
Private personal care aides provide help
03/10/2007 [-]
The science behind investigating a 6-car-wreck on Division.
03/10/2007 [-]
Flood potential Northwest/southern Plains
03/10/2007 [-]
Spring preview
03/10/2007 [-]
Report outlines climate changes
03/10/2007 [-]
Dual flood threats Northwest, South
03/10/2007 [-]
Ignite! Learning Sheds Light on Science and History of Daylight Saving Time
03/10/2007 [-]
Science teacher gets state award
03/10/2007 [-]
Sullivan Elementary students give science fair projects a spin
03/10/2007 [-]
Animals help show off science
03/10/2007 [-]
Pipeline to Clean Water; North Jersey Needs Federal Help for Sewers
03/10/2007 [-]
Live Talk Sharon Begley on the new science of evolution
03/10/2007 [-]
Joshua's Beaker Runneth Over
03/10/2007 [-]
Education Initiative Expands Texas Programs Nationwide
03/10/2007 [-]
Lynnhaven River Designated a 'No Discharge Zone' By State
03/10/2007 [-]
Recycling Program Would Put Treated Wastewater to Myriad Uses
03/10/2007 [-]
State Offers 4.8M for Dunes Land
03/10/2007 [-]
Getting Back to Nature
03/10/2007 [-]
Pipeline to Clean Water ; North Jersey Needs Federal Help for Sewers
03/10/2007 [-]
Chinook Options Limited; Coho Up
03/10/2007 [-]
Wildfires Under Control After Evacuations in Pigeon Forge
03/10/2007 [-]
Tax Increase on Business Won't Fly, Governor is Told
03/10/2007 [-]
Sheriff's Office Wants To Rein In Wild Complexes
03/10/2007 [-]
EDITORIAL Then and Now
03/10/2007 [-]
Roadworks Hinder Farm Control Decision
03/10/2007 [-]
Rail Spill Prompts Evacuations
03/10/2007 [-]
Spring Fever!
03/10/2007 [-]
US law to meet science technology challenge from India, China
03/10/2007 [-]
Draft of new international climate report warns of droughts, starvation, disease
03/10/2007 [-]
Swadeshi Science Movement bags national award
03/10/2007 [-]
Clearing Cedars in Hope to Lead Water into City
03/10/2007 [-]
Fishing FISHERIES
03/10/2007 [-]
Commission to Tackle Future of Utah Lake
03/10/2007 [-]
'Willow Water' Solution for Root Transplants
03/10/2007 [-]
Father Faces Charges Related to His 2 Children
03/10/2007 [-]
Repairs Going Before Board
03/10/2007 [-]
Search Over Smell of Pot Ruled Out
03/10/2007 [-]
B Street Project Proceeds
03/10/2007 [-]
Call Hotline Today
03/10/2007 [-]
Huntsman Breaks Ground for Louisiana Chemical Plant
03/10/2007 [-]
Scintillating Science Acquires 3D Animation of Wright Brothers' 1903 Flight
03/10/2007 [-]
Conscience and The War
03/10/2007 [-]
Science exhibition under way
03/10/2007 [-]
U.S. to review Great Lakes wastewater treatment
03/10/2007 [-]
Robarts Institute head to step down
03/10/2007 [-]
GadgetTrees is really science in disguise
03/10/2007 [-]
Alameda Seeking Green Developer
03/10/2007 [-]
Neighbors OK Razing of Alamo Mansion to Build Bigger One
03/10/2007 [-]
Solar Bright Alterative to High Energy Costs
03/10/2007 [-]
New mobile phone fizzes and melts
03/10/2007 [-]
Artists Prepare for Festival
03/10/2007 [-]
Brewery Makes Way for Science Centre
03/10/2007 [-]
City Failed to Test Water Durham Cited; No Penalty Involved
03/10/2007 [-]
Hot Spots ID'D at Fire Chopper Used for Stump Dump Site
03/10/2007 [-]
White's Clean Air Campaign Under Fire in Austin
03/10/2007 [-]
2m Hydroelectric Plans Put Forward for Dale Reservoir
03/10/2007 [-]
Fire Season Continues Through April
03/10/2007 [-]
Milestone in Port's Campaign
03/10/2007 [-]
New Technique Stores Data in Bacteria
03/10/2007 [-]
Pollution Lab Opens
03/10/2007 [-]
2-Minute T-D
03/10/2007 [-]
Use of DDT Almost Wiped Out U.S. Symbol
03/10/2007 [-]
Cervical Cancer Bill In Colorado
03/10/2007 [-]
Researchers from IU and Purdue awarded life sciences grants
03/10/2007 [-]
Honeybee's social life may be guided by a single gene
03/10/2007 [-]
US law to meet science & technology challenge from India, China
03/10/2007 [-]
Over 2.5 mn Delhi kids to get anti-polio drops
03/10/2007 [-]
House OKs clean-water bill
03/10/2007 [-]
Report cites risk of offshore gas terminal near Malibu
03/09/2007 [-]
Bills Aim to Get More Teachers in Math, Science
03/09/2007 [-]
Bonuses in Store for Students Who TakeClasses
03/09/2007 [-]
Region Heads Toward Drought L.A. Facing Driest Year
03/09/2007 [-]
Group Says Pollution Fees Below Minimum Required
03/09/2007 [-]
Water Project, Pension Plan Cause Applause
03/09/2007 [-]
Divers Find Body of Missing Boy in Tuolumne River
03/09/2007 [-]
Do or dieWhy Germany has put biodiversity at the top of the G8 agenda
03/09/2007 [-]
US law to meet science and technology challenge from India, China
03/09/2007 [-]
Feds say Yough's longnose sucker not endangered
03/09/2007 [-]
FDA issues new warnings on popular anemia drugs
03/09/2007 [-]
No Quick Way for Dist. 204 to Get Land
03/09/2007 [-]
GF Businessman Curt Magnuson Dies at 66
03/09/2007 [-]
Science versus midges
03/09/2007 [-]
AllAfrica News Science and Biotechnology
03/09/2007 [-]
Cows' milk can protect against asthma
03/09/2007 [-]
Flu database pools pandemic knowhow
03/09/2007 [-]
Auburn Astronauts Motivate Students For Math And Science
03/09/2007 [-]
China awards top science prize to scientists, enterprises
03/09/2007 [-]
CBC Technology & Science News
03/09/2007 [-]
Kalam to attend 14th National Children's Science Congress in Sikkim
03/09/2007 [-]
La. Scores Coup for Preservation
03/09/2007 [-]
Reservoir Debate is Heating Up
03/09/2007 [-]
Several Changes Proposed for Operation of State Landfill
03/09/2007 [-]
Wilderness Drilling Ban Pressed
03/09/2007 [-]
House Approves Great Lakes Restoration Bill
03/09/2007 [-]
Town May Lift Year-Long Moratorium on Building Permits
03/09/2007 [-]
Finding Common Ground . . . In the Water
03/09/2007 [-]
New Suits Linked to Scandal at MiraCosta
03/09/2007 [-]
S.B. East Valley Cities Talk of Building 'Green'
03/09/2007 [-]
Kayak Launch Draws Complaints
03/09/2007 [-]
Regional Digest
03/09/2007 [-]
Happy 300th, Stephen Hopkins
03/09/2007 [-]
13 New Arrests in ATF Led 'Operation Highway Men' Investigation
03/09/2007 [-]
Land O'Lakes Board Selects 2007 Officers, Committee Chairs
03/09/2007 [-]
China Launches Antidumping Probe into Acetone Imports
03/09/2007 [-]
Scientists say nerves use sound, not electricity
03/09/2007 [-]
Feds Won't List Fish As Endangered
03/09/2007 [-]
Project launched to address Indigenous shortage in science
03/09/2007 [-]
Northeast cold, a few severe thunderstorms
03/09/2007 [-]
Vermont City Rated 'Greenest' ; Burlington Tops Magazine Survey
03/09/2007 [-]
Regional News Watch
03/09/2007 [-]
Hate Speech Isn't Funny
03/09/2007 [-]
U. And S.L. Going Green on Gases
03/09/2007 [-]
Lawmakers Decline to Enter MTBE Fray
03/09/2007 [-]
Marines Urged to Protect More Land
03/09/2007 [-]
Rain Forecast Bring It on; Parched Southland on Verge of Drought
03/09/2007 [-]
Beach Loving Kids Clean Up
03/09/2007 [-]
Jeffs, UEP Told to Pay Up
03/09/2007 [-]
Correction Colorado River Water
03/09/2007 [-]
Hunt on for Source After Liquid Pollutes Huatoki
03/09/2007 [-]
Couple to Talk About Rainforest Research
03/09/2007 [-]
S.L. Offers Residents Free Smoke Detectors
03/09/2007 [-]
Mortgage Brokers Criticize Disclosure Law
03/09/2007 [-]
China, in Big Policy Shift, is Set to Pass Property Law
03/09/2007 [-]
Grace Church Sues City, Planning Board Over Permit Decision
03/09/2007 [-]
Rally in Heber City to Start Petition Drive
03/09/2007 [-]
Dairy Index
03/09/2007 [-]
German Chemical Sector Agrees to Wage Increase BRIEFING
03/09/2007 [-]
GForce Range
03/09/2007 [-]
EU pushes for energy-saving light bulbs in offices, households, street lamps
03/09/2007 [-]
Posit Science Recognized as Leader in Cognitive Training Through Prestigious Award
03/09/2007 [-]
'Acting is no rocket science'
03/09/2007 [-]
Students Display Projects at Science Fair
03/09/2007 [-]
She found a more convenient way to teach kids the science of
03/09/2007 [-]
Blending science with faith
03/09/2007 [-]
Big investor brings financial arts to Gladstone's science
03/09/2007 [-]
Hurricane Katrina IMAX premieres at Science Center
03/09/2007 [-]
Anarchy in Second Life
03/09/2007 [-]
Club used live turkeys for shooting contest
03/09/2007 [-]
A spring intervention
03/09/2007 [-]
Sanders Beach Docks Proposed Owners Seeking State Permits
03/09/2007 [-]
Drying Trend Expected to Replace El Nino
03/09/2007 [-]
Ybor Residents Angry About Crematories
03/09/2007 [-]
Opponents Pick Apart Chickaloon Coal Plan
03/09/2007 [-]
Water Plume Proposed for Cleanup
03/09/2007 [-]
Chinese President Stresses Efforts to Raise Farmers' Income
03/09/2007 [-]
Well Driller, Wisconsin Settle Suit
03/09/2007 [-]
Pecos in Brief
03/09/2007 [-]
Pictures and Poems Introducing Young People to Nature
03/09/2007 [-]
U.S. Court Clears Cargill in Waste-Dumping Case
03/09/2007 [-]
Set Up Guideposts for Beach Events
03/09/2007 [-]
Developer, APS Agree On School ; New Elementary Planned in Area
03/09/2007 [-]
Storm Tide Affects 640,000 People in China's Shandong
03/09/2007 [-]
Water Research Institute to Revise Oklahoma Water Plan
03/09/2007 [-]
Planners Side With Oak Knoll Changes
03/09/2007 [-]
Qingdao, China's 'Switzerland,' to Host 2008 Olympic Regatta
03/09/2007 [-]
Big Game Banquet Saturday
03/09/2007 [-]
Science Turkey Pulls Back YouTube Ban
03/09/2007 [-]
Life Science Professor Harvests Second Career as Winemaker
03/09/2007 [-]
Wolves, Moose in Decline in National Park
03/09/2007 [-]
6 Air Force research satellites launched from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station
03/09/2007 [-]
Biologists still trying to solve mysterious duck die-off in Colorado
03/09/2007 [-]
Researchers wolf, moose populations still declining on Lake Superior island
03/09/2007 [-]
Hawaii hopes to become a place for serious investment in space exploration
03/09/2007 [-]
Scientists create robot to study how sea creatures may have started walking
03/09/2007 [-]
Exxon launches science, math program
03/09/2007 [-]
Group Prepares to Fight Rail Yard
03/09/2007 [-]
Fact of the Day
03/09/2007 [-]
BEACH DUMBS ; Council Bans Arthur, 79, From Putting Sand Back on Shore
03/09/2007 [-]
Morrie's Mazda of La Crosse Opens Today
03/09/2007 [-]
Across Georgia
03/09/2007 [-]
EDITORIAL Obstruction KEA Takes Anti-Education Stand
03/09/2007 [-]
One-Parent Embryos A Step Ahead in Stem Cells
03/09/2007 [-]
Official Urges Rapid-Response Tactics to Curb Invasive Species
03/09/2007 [-]
European Company Takes Steps to LI
03/09/2007 [-]
Watershed Group to Increase Area Tests
03/09/2007 [-]
Permit System Eyed for Tree Cutting
03/09/2007 [-]
EDITORIAL An Ill Wind
03/09/2007 [-]
China May Protect Property Rights
03/09/2007 [-]
UA Library, Tech Fees Up By 50
03/09/2007 [-]
Frozen, Fresh or Canned?
03/09/2007 [-]
ANGLING Final Chance for Some River Sport
03/09/2007 [-]
Powerful Documentary Trounces Man-Made Warming Hoax
03/09/2007 [-]
Court Clears Cargill in Waste Case
03/09/2007 [-]
Of Course Online Poll Places Myrtle Beach Close to the Very Best
03/09/2007 [-]
Serving Up a Taste of the Islands
03/09/2007 [-]
Bird Control at Runway May Include Poison, Guns
03/09/2007 [-]
Payette Forest Seeks Public Comment on Mushrooms
03/09/2007 [-]
Oak Knoll Development Still Alive
03/09/2007 [-]
700 Tons Airborrne
03/09/2007 [-]
Campaign Launch to Cut Down on Arson
03/09/2007 [-]
What to Do in Your Garden February
03/09/2007 [-]
Ted Danson
03/09/2007 [-]
Search Refined for Cause of Shenandoah Fish Kills
03/09/2007 [-]
Crows Gang Up on Cars, Sidewalks
03/09/2007 [-]
Apartment Fire in Huntersville
03/09/2007 [-]
Shelby Jails Don't Need Imports
03/09/2007 [-]
Students in San Lorenzo Sound Off on I-238 Wall
03/09/2007 [-]
Corps of Engineers Revises and Renews Nationwide Permits
03/09/2007 [-]
Huntsman Breaks Ground for New Maleic Anhydride Plant
03/09/2007 [-]
Exxon Mobil Launches Science And Math Program
03/09/2007 [-]
Semen DNA technique may help police
03/09/2007 [-]
Power of subliminal images revealed
03/09/2007 [-]
Microsoft's first licensee for code
03/09/2007 [-]
Israel unveils latest spyplane
03/09/2007 [-]
Bioenergy research budget doubled
03/09/2007 [-]
Rain Brings Rare Relief to Australia's Great Barrier Reef and technology
03/09/2007 [-]
Science slowdown
03/09/2007 [-]
Potential Southwest record heat
03/09/2007 [-]
Zoos may buy Arkansas elephant sanctuary to create national research center
03/09/2007 [-]
Sun can protect unborn from diabetes
03/09/2007 [-]
Shipwreck Thwarted Napoleon's Advance
03/09/2007 [-]
Thailand's first artificially inseminated elephant born
03/09/2007 [-]
China to build Asia's largest coal chemical base
03/09/2007 [-]
Annual science and math fair March 22
03/08/2007 [-]
Los Alamos' new science chief defends lab
03/08/2007 [-]
Activists say EPA ignoring threat from coal ash
03/08/2007 [-]
Blunt gives up life sciences funding
03/08/2007 [-]
Science center gives visitors a snowball's chance at a freebie
03/08/2007 [-]
Typhoon Muifa creating battering waves
03/08/2007 [-]
Much of the nation will feel like spring
03/08/2007 [-]
Engineer brews up a beer-tossing fridge
03/08/2007 [-]
Study Uncovers Memory Aid A Scent During Sleep
03/08/2007 [-]
Rain approaching the West Coast
03/08/2007 [-]
EU to make renewable energy targets binding
03/08/2007 [-]
House Creates Global Warming Committee
03/08/2007 [-]
Soldier of conscience
03/08/2007 [-]
Researchers Find Cancer Tumor Suppressor Also Causes Tanning and technology
03/08/2007 [-]
Canadian Firm Ranks Zimbabwe Low As Mining Investment Destination and technology
03/08/2007 [-]
Warmer times ahead nationwide
03/08/2007 [-]
How green is Winnipeg?
03/08/2007 [-]
Scent Activates Memory During Sleep, Study Says
03/08/2007 [-]
Dachshund Birth Rate Dwindling
03/08/2007 [-]
Canada's plant science industry hails Ontario investment in bio-resource innovation
03/08/2007 [-]
LCA students earn honors at South-Central Indiana Science Fair
03/08/2007 [-]
Bird flu 'could return' to Switzerland
03/08/2007 [-]
Dynamite Girls Boxers Promote Sweet Science For Zimbabwe Women
03/08/2007 [-]
Higher Pay for Math and Science Teachers
03/08/2007 [-]
Northeast cold snap; Southwest hot spell
03/08/2007 [-]
Yahoo! News Science News
03/08/2007 [-]
CNN.com Science & Space
03/08/2007 [-]
Evolution-centered science OK'd in Kan. Science
03/08/2007 [-]
NewsCloud.com Science News
03/08/2007 [-]
Health & Science International Herald Tribune
03/08/2007 [-]
3 million pledge to energize biotech fund, governor says
03/08/2007 [-]
CNEWS Science
03/08/2007 [-]
Gadget Aims to Help Tourists in Greece
03/08/2007 [-]
AN ISRAELI VOICE OF CONSCIENCE SPEAKS OUT
03/08/2007 [-]
Researchers Developing New Science-Based Crops, Experts Say
03/08/2007 [-]
Science on display
03/08/2007 [-]
Hawaii Hopes for More Space Projects
03/08/2007 [-]
Air Pollution Cuts Rainfall Over Mountains
03/08/2007 [-]
Hawaii aims to raise hi-tech profile
03/08/2007 [-]
DeCode Genetics up after analyst upgrade
03/08/2007 [-]
College to host science programme
03/08/2007 [-]
Conflict
03/08/2007 [-]
Hard drive ordered erased docs
03/08/2007 [-]
Khuzestan imposes fishing ban
03/08/2007 [-]
Suspicious bird flu deaths in Pardisan Park
03/08/2007 [-]
Blood tests to diagnose mental illness
03/08/2007 [-]
UK's Defence Science and Technology Laboratory chooses Open Text Solution
03/08/2007 [-]
Science teacher named interim principal at McAdams High
03/08/2007 [-]
Scientists
03/08/2007 [-]
Climate change dollars expected to come Alta's way
03/08/2007 [-]
Rare vulture found in Thailand to be flown home to its natural environment
03/08/2007 [-]
Merkel warns Europe must move on warming
03/08/2007 [-]
Lawmakers and activists hope to advance plan to restore the Great Lakes
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University professor warns Missouri is losing too many caves to development
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Live on the Internet Eagle protects her laid egg in frigid weather in Maine
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Wanted Artificial limb for handicapped panda
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Backcountry skiers put high stress on wildlife
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Thailand claims first elephant birth in Asia using artificial insemination
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New system for air traffic control
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'More genes involved in cancer'
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Water flow link to Mars sediment
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Turkish court blocks YouTube site
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Nasa fires kidnap-charge astronaut
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Controversial chemical found in canned foods, U.S. tests show
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EPA ups stakes at Oxnard site
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Federal raid leaves Mass. town a mess
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Japanese researchers unveil medical mini robot
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In lice, clues to human origin and attire
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Daylight time changes cause computer headaches
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Cody brothers win science fair
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Appliance recycling program funded
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Some question chicken safety
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Chicken feed may present arsenic danger
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Landmark science exhibition finds local sponsors
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<b>Video</b> Blinding us with science
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Complete list of 2007 Southern Appalachian Science and Engineering Fair winners
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Experiments shine at science fair
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Stimulating Interest In Science
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New Zealand and Germany sign new science agreement
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2.25m life sciences project to create 200 jobs in city
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Out There Science Proves Sean Connery Is Bond, James Bond
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2.25m life sciences project to create 200 jobs in city
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For big beasts, dinosaurs sure had small genomes
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Clipper cruising now more cold air
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Gene That Forms The Cerebellum Identifi
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Venture Capitalists Betting On Biofuels
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UPI NewsTrack Health and Science News
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Tribe puts bridge on Grand Canyon's edge
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Microsoft's Gates Urges US to Seek More High-Skilled Foreign Workers and technology
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K-12 student science fairs at TCC approaching
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PM's science chief flags nuclear boom
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Still making science sexy
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Guitarist RON JARZOMBEK Issues Update On BLOTTED SCIENCE Project Mar. 7, 2007
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CRM is not rocket science
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Touchstone Applied Science Associates Sets Two Conference Calls to Discuss Fiscal 2006, First Quarte
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There ought to be a law
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Invest Northwest 2007 Panels Cover Life Science Company Liquidity, Business in China, Imaging, Immun
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Greens snub nominee as it searches for a star
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Early birds Why small was beautiful for dino DNA