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Producers 'Must Understand Efficiency'
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Greece in the Dock Over Environmental Protection
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Bangladesh Welcomes Observance of World Meteorological Day
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Rainforest Protection New Fund to Conserve Congo Basin
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Waste Digestion to Be Visitor Attraction
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Irish TMO Says He Has No Regrets About France Try Ruling
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Family outraged relative's body sold to science
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Trust seeks damages for Mass. trees killed by gas leaks
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Scientists debate over insertion of human genes into animal eggs
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Organic fruits have right stuff for health
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Crocodile fossil hunt is big, and really old fish story
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American Science wins X-ray contract
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American Science & Engineering inks 17.5M federal contract
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Scandal-link expert 'clones wolves'
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London to launch £12m satellite
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Genetically modified bugs could help eradicate malaria in wild
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Washington Legislature could cut math and science from WASL
03/26/2007 [-]
Seattle Times 10th-grade WASL may ditch math and science
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Report shows Govt failing on science funding, Labor says
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Britain, India need to fight TB together British MP
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Porter Yucca Mountain 'Still Alive'
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US Farms, Inc. Announces News Interview on MN1.Com
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S.Korean researchers clone a wolf
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Study Batteries May Work On Sugar Sources
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SKorean scientist linked to stem cell scandal claims he cloned 2 wolves
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Every human life matters
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Panel to calculate climate change impact
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Galaxies cannibalise smaller brethren
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Commentary Pinon Canyon a No-Win for All Involved
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Panel Unrolls Changes Made to Smoking Ban
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Counties to Partner in WIRED Program
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Michigan-Based Pizzeria Chain to Enter Utah Market
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WALES Cemetery Cordoned Off By Inspector
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Sabinsa Corp. Expanding Payson Plant
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Mice engineered to see in colour
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'Underwater radio' gets funds boost
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Science Center Hopes for More State Money
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Twins to go it alone
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More care options for seniors sought
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More record breaking heat
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New Party Chief Named for Shanghai
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Marsden More Gore-bull from the Goracle
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Tyrannosaurus skull, three-metre mammoth tusk auctioned in New York
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More rain for Texas/West
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Natural history auction fetches 1.55M
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Pig-human chimeras contain cell surprise
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Climate theories bad science
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South Dakota icon of political science 'Doc' Farber dies
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Art and science of college admissions
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Building education at Calhoun New math-science edifice likely done in April or May
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A week's worth of science news
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Science project's findings raising concerns in small farming town
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Young science stars long on titles and talent
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Science fair winners are listed
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Young science stars long on titles
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Science project's findings raising concerns in small far
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Film Festival Explores Spirituality and Science
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Visit to deliver science message to students
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Science crucial to the agricultural sector
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Fishing for Answer to Hard Questions
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Study Sheds Light on Deltas
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Now scientists create a sheep that's 15% human
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Another PU science college in Hubli
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5. Pope says society to fail without Christian conscience
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India's first science village in Assam soon
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Debate on Interspecies Cloning Reignites
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`Interactive video vital tool in learning science'
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Mr. Gore goes to Washington
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Pope says society to fail without Christian conscience
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Wettest weather will target Texas tomorrow
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Will Texas' Big Thicket wilderness give up the elusive ivory-billed woodpecker?
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Gay British men pay fertility clinic £33,000 for designer babies
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BMW unveils 'talking car' to avoid traffic jams
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GM crops cause 'breakdown' in Indian farming systems
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Record heat South, strong Midwest storms
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Ricky Skaggs Has Faith in the Pure Power of Bluegrass
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Global Warming? Science And History Say No
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Intel International science and engineering fair
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Simonyi set to become space tourist
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Science Project Worries Community
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North Hollywood junkyard one giant heap for mankind
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Ecology, energy drive science projects
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EARTHQUAKES HIT JAPAN AND FIJI
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Fishing Report
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CORRECTION Raising Taxes to Save the Salmon?
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Will Destin Airport Land Be Developed?
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Meeting on Norriego Point to Discuss What and Why
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Staff Members, Directors Look to Increase Reservoir Capacity
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Altmire targets Part D penalties
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Jeddah Whizzes Victorious in Science Contest
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Ivory-billed woodpecker sought in Texas
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Barnesville Senior Wins Science Fair
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Entrenched Science Departments Call for Censorship at Southern Methodist University, Says Think Tank
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Science starts to fight back
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TCT Education Week toys with science
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Some beliefs dont fit science, candidates say
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Some beliefs dont fit science, candidates say
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Boreal forest part of our Canadian identity
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Riches await as Earth's icy north melts
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Pump Ruling May Cut Water to South State
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Streamside Ordinance Makes Waves
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Wildlife Habitat Class Scheduled for Homeowners
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County Seeks to Weed Out Noxious Plants
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EDITORIAL Property Rights Back on Radar
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State Has 60 Days to Get Permits or Stop Pumps
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Fisheries
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Riches Await As Earth's Icy North Melts
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UK science spending up, but not enough to meet Lisbon target
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Science Fare
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Pavilion's Hurricane Coaster Takes Final Bow
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EPA Fines Firm Over Hazardous-Waste Issues
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Bond Set for Man Accused of Sexual Abuse
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Science Centre to hold summer classes
03/24/2007 [-]
`Constant research needed for development of science'
03/24/2007 [-]
Mysore's first science college set for diamond jubilee celebration
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Teaching Goes Green Future Teachers Prepare Lessons in Nature
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Eminent Domain Bill Clears Hurdle
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Mid-South Fishing Report
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2 Pollution Incidents Are Probed
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Utah Guard to Help on Food Drive
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S.L. Hopes to Cut Woes of Chronic Alcoholics
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Marketplace at 18th Project Signs Tenants
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Professor to Discuss Respecting LDS Culture
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What Residents Should Do
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Shurtleff to Speak Today About Online Dangers
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New Complex for Homeless Opens in S.L.
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Do Homework on Hospital
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Too Much Focus on Race, Etc.
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S.L. Can Be Proud of Mayor
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Birthdays for Saturday, March 24
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Granite Energy Inc. Acquires a Producing Oil Lease in Texas
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'Don't Put a 5 Plant in 25-Cent Soil'
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Christian Passover Service is Set April 1
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Alcohol could damage youngsters' brain
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Haryana declared neonatal tetanus-free
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Judge Says Delta Pumps May Have to Shut Down
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...But Land-Right Reforms Deserve Kaine's OK
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Piedras Blancas State to Invite Ideas for Resort
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Severe storms and flooding
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Kansas science standards give teacher pause
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Leading Psychiatrist Admits Normal Children Are Diagnosed With Mental Disorders
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LEONARD PITTS JR. When politics edits out science
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More thunderstorms today
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Mansur Gore under spotlight
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Gore under spotlight
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Judge Plugs Up Delta Water Delivery System
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Environmental Dept. Hires Experienced Director From East
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Taiwan Offers 'Freeway' for Butterflies
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Darwin's debates on science and religion set for online posting
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His Science Had Soul
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Taiwan offers 'freeway' for butterflies
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Hana Biosciences Provides Pipeline Update
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Firm seeks to build Richmond hydrogen plants
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Students salt away science knowledge
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Superiority, Equivalence and Non-Inferiority
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Using Plants for Human Health and Well-Being
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WALES Hunt for Chemical Tippers Who Threatened Beauty Spot
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Kaine Signs Library Bill
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Legislators Seek Reinstatement of Tiller Charges
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WALES Three Arrested in Dawn Raids in Illegal Tyre Dump Probe
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It's Getting ; Warmer; All Over
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Expertise, Coordination Necessary in Oil Spill Cleanups
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Grants Available for Sportfish Habitat Restoration
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Preserving History, Protecting Habitats
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Advocacy Update The New Congress
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Montana Governor Proposes More Free Recreation
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What's Going Down Your Drain?
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Russian geneticists to reveal aliens DNA mystery
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Melting away a mystery of sun's heat
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Projects wed science, imagination
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Tuberculosis drug resistance 'alarming' in India
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Journeys to the distant fields of prime
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Gold Thread To Benefit UW-Madison Space Science And Engineer Center
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South Africa Economic Science Can Third World Countries Afford to do First World Research?
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Punteney Made County Better Place
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Doctors operate on Bengal tiger's leg
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Mo. surgeons operate on Bengal tiger's forelimb
03/23/2007 [-]
Novartis Joins Rivals In China
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Vioxx Not Merck's Only Problem
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Armstrong has some of nation's worst air, study says
03/23/2007 [-]
Engineer charged in fish kill derailment
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Saliva Diagnostic Tool to Detect Disease and technology
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Dental X-rays Reveal Accurate Picture of Osteoporosis Risk and technology
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Wanted New Site for a Dirt Dump
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Water Resource Meeting is on Tap
03/23/2007 [-]
U.S. Releases Grants for Town Pond, 3 Other Jobs
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Completion Deadline Extended for Dredging at Point Judith
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Panel Favors EPA Filing on Aquifer
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African American Community News
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Eagles Land and Cause a Flap
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Recycling Center Holds Open House
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Public Input at Meetings Suggested
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Regional Digest
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Fighting Green's Red Tape
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Russian Defence Minister to Head Major Chemical Plant
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SGS Life Science Services Selects Web Hosting Provider Phase Forward
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Science wins as kids study the environment
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The Charles Drew University of Medicine and Science Successfully Matches Medical School Graduates to
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Science Behind 'The Secret'?
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Storms and warmth
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Science needs to attract talent, says expert
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Friday MLP science, diamonds, personality quiz, hedge fund management
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Tiny owl seen in Peruvian jungle
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Victoria sewage treatment bill could top 1B
03/23/2007 [-]
Green Push Gets GBP8.4M-a-Year Boost
03/23/2007 [-]
Workshop Thursday, Friday on Waste Management Rules
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Trout for Stocking on Sale in Warren
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NZ Needs Wind Farm Rules, Say Opponents
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Slimmer Development Plan for Petty's Island
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Create Bird-Friendly Yard
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Clearfield Rejects Tainted-Soil Plan
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Alliance, Architects Offer Talk on World Trade Center Plans
03/23/2007 [-]
Demos Rally Support for Troop-Deadline Bill
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Coal Plant Opposition Grows
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R.I. Group to Buy WRNI
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Are Robberies Related?
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Correction Frontage Road
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Feds Push Delisting of Grizzlies in Yellowstone
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Rain No Bane As Thousands View a Variety of Vessels
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'Right-Wing' Label Shows Bias
03/23/2007 [-]
Farmers Consider Nitrogen Cap Appeal
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Police Arrest Man in Connection With an Internet Porn Case
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Megola Announces Osler to Assume Responsibility for CDI Patents
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Farm to Farm
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Panel to Boost Education About Maine Agriculture
03/23/2007 [-]
RPU Plant Ranks Fifth on Toxin List
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Robots Might Benefit from Sleep, Too
03/23/2007 [-]
Some movement
03/23/2007 [-]
Pressure BioSciences, Inc. to Discuss 2006 Financial Results and Provide Business Update
03/23/2007 [-]
Census Says 44.8 Million Have No Insurance
03/23/2007 [-]
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center researcher win grant for prematurity
03/23/2007 [-]
Ottawa helping B.C. fight pine beetle epidemic
03/23/2007 [-]
Wild Roundup
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EDITORIAL Tax Credits Benefit Wildlife, Idahoans
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GMC Van Totaled in Fire in Destin
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Veterans 'May Be at Risk' at Home
03/23/2007 [-]
Senate Postpones Vote on Waste Dumping Bill
03/23/2007 [-]
Sherwin-Williams Seeks Review on Jury Finding
03/23/2007 [-]
Maryland Wants to Join Lawsuit Against U.S. EPA
03/23/2007 [-]
Armona Farm's Takeover Approved
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The Salt Lake Tribune Business Digest Column
03/23/2007 [-]
Valley Drought Over, Rio Grande Group Told
03/23/2007 [-]
Maryland Board of Public Works Declares Land Surplus
03/23/2007 [-]
Sawgrass Project Draws on Volunteers
03/23/2007 [-]
Medical Practice Bill Not Voted On
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City Addressing Outstanding Fees
03/23/2007 [-]
Judge Accused of Misconduct
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Energy Action
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Green UnionWhy the environment has benefited from 50 years of Europe
03/23/2007 [-]
Yellowstone Park grizzlies no longer endangered
03/23/2007 [-]
South Africa More Maths, Science And Technology Teachers for High Schools
03/23/2007 [-]
Alcohol, tobacco worse than drugs
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Que. climate 'conscience,' says Gore
03/23/2007 [-]
Maryland state workers unwittingly spread 'whirling disease' fish infection
03/23/2007 [-]
Search for Hunley crewmen leads to Old World; Scientists recover second old coin
03/23/2007 [-]
Charles Simonyi becomes world's 5th space tourist when he blasts off from Russia
03/23/2007 [-]
France space agency posts UFO research, thousands of documents on the Internet
03/23/2007 [-]
Some off-road trails closed at Nevada sand dunes to protect rare butterfly
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OV Water-Connection Fees May Soon Cost Thousands of Dollars
03/23/2007 [-]
Divers Clean Up Pier at Port San Luis
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Abortion Foes Accuse Judge of Misconduct
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Authority Cleans Up Spill
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Costal Erosion Leaves Saxis Island on the Edge
03/23/2007 [-]
Suffolk Vice Mayor Has 'Unorthodox' Idea for Tire Disposal
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'Look of the Land' Series
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Free Seminar
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Chemicals Found in Baghdad Weapons Cache
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At home There's an art to decorating with science
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Japan ship returns home with 508 whales
03/23/2007 [-]
Pyramid's Secret Doors to Be Opened
03/23/2007 [-]
China science association publishes moral code for academics
03/23/2007 [-]
More heavy rain
03/23/2007 [-]
Implicit Bioscience Sets Up Seattle Office
03/23/2007 [-]
Packing for the Moon New Software Aims to Track Supplies
03/23/2007 [-]
Region to Cash in on Green Pound
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Phytochelatin Synthases of the Model Legume Lotus Japonicus
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Stressing Math, Science
03/23/2007 [-]
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Beaumont Father Faces Arson, Child Endangerment Charges
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Fury As Scots Fleet Loses in Quota Cut
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Supersewer Go-Ahead Could Add Pounds 40 to Bills
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The New Divining Rod Dangling Sensor Scans for Groundwater
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City Departments Will Be Asked for Water-Saving Ideas
03/23/2007 [-]
Family Beach House First to Move From Surfside's Edge
03/23/2007 [-]
Science Conference to Explore Area's Nature Diversity
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Botswana 'Debt for Nature' Deal to Protect Environment
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Bell On... Setting Up a Forestry Grid
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Appeal Cases
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Plants From Desert Demonstration Gardens on Move
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Faking science? Bush team must think we're stupid
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Needed best science
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Tamiflu drug may trigger dangerous behavior in patients, Japanese scientists say
03/23/2007 [-]
More thunderstorms and heavy rain
03/23/2007 [-]
Aliens may live on over 17,000 planets nearby
03/23/2007 [-]
Plan for 'big one' in quake-prone areas US geophysicist
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Longer bed rest may harm pregnant women
03/23/2007 [-]
Stay socially active to avoid Alzheimer's report
03/23/2007 [-]
Owner of illegal dump fined 46.9 million
03/23/2007 [-]
Elizabeth Edwards' metastasized breast cancer should be treatable
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Biofuel Company Plans Institute Project
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Fire at Iowa Grease Plant Forces Town Evacuations
03/23/2007 [-]
Public Risk ; Problems Around C8
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Tuberculosis cases fall in California
03/22/2007 [-]
Film series takes hard look at science in Westmoreland
03/22/2007 [-]
Lack of water has serious health consequences, says WHO
03/22/2007 [-]
The Nation's Weather
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Less Landfill Use Means Drop in Cash for County
03/22/2007 [-]
Cameras, Sonar Aiding Search for Boy
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Fish, Seafood Poaching Rampant Ministry
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Search Narrowed ; Debris Complicates Finding Boy's Body
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Expert River Fishing for Walleyes Can Be a Real Drag
03/22/2007 [-]
Hearing on WIC program
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TB infection rates level off, WHO says
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Star On Capitol Hill
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New Zealand fishermen catch rare squid
03/22/2007 [-]
Length of Saturn's Day Remains Unknown, But Now We Know Why We Don't Know
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GM, CDC Plan Crash Data Stu
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Brazil's Lula allows genetically modified imports
03/22/2007 [-]
Watchdog Agency Slams Current State of LNG Science
03/22/2007 [-]
Ingenuity on display at Westhill science fair
03/22/2007 [-]
Key science sites buried in 'info avalanche'
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Homeopathy science degrees 'gobbledygook'
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Universities 'Are Duping Students With Homeopathy Science Degrees'
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Putting public sentiment ahead of science
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Alyaksandr Kazulin Prisoner of Conscience
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Uganda Muhwezi Calls for More Emphasis On Sciences
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USA War Objector's 'Freedom of Conscience Must Be Respected,' Asserts Amnesty International
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Friday's weather snapshot
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Doctors operate on Begal tiger's leg
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Md. State Workers Spread Trout Disease
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Confronting Issues With a Passion
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EDITORIAL Dredging Needed to Be Publicized
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Harbor Dredging Deadline Extended
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EDITORIAL Clean Water Needs
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Zoning Board Points Sandbridge Developer to City Council
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Patience is Reward of Angling Miss R.I.
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ST. JOHNS PARKS A Regional Victory
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Deal Might Help Clean Up Creek, Widen Water Supply
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Gillnetters Get Final Swipe at Spring Chinook
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Outdoors Notebook Langsdorf Boat Ramp Upgrade on State's Radar
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Industry in N.J. Is Cleaning Up Its Act
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Navy Solicits Comments on OLF Issue
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Global ReLeaf of Michigan Seventeenth Annual Tree Sale Underway
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Doctors Operate on Begal Tiger's Leg
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Genetically engineered mice show adaptation to full-color sight
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Trust Lands Agreement Reached
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Sugar House 'Buycotts' Set
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Keep Those Used Napkins The Thrifty Use 'Em Again
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Boating Precautions
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State Says S.J. Can't Have Mokelumne Water
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Chasing the Kings of Winter
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Gardening Q&A
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Republicans Miss the Point
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Protests Fuel Contention
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The Complete Guide To Cumbria
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Embattled Project Site is on Council's Table Again
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Rocky Pushes Own Agenda
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A New Attorney General
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Making Mice with Enhanced Color Vision
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Calif. Coast Panel Files Navy Sonar Suit
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Hunley Crewmen Search Leads to Old World
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Program Encourages Women in Sciences
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Grizzly bears no longer threatened in famous US park
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Grandnephew wants to exhume Houdini's body to determine if he was poisoned
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Ex-astronaut pleads not guilty
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Ancient seabed offers clues to formation of continents, origin of life
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Budget falls short on climate change, but Liberals say more is coming this spring
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American Chemistry Council Salutes World Water Day
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Northwest Minnesota Holds Its Own
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New Range Targets National Audience
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Canada Moves to Better Protect Endangered Animals
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Drought Leaves 121,000 Hainan People Short of Drinking Water
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Vancouver Narrows Mass Transit Choices
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Best Saltwater Ship Policy is Ban
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It's a May Weekend on the High Plains of Colorado... Derived Headline
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NY Court of Appeals Lists Filings for March 2 Through 8, 2007
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County Closer to Meeting Ozone Standards
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New Trail Crowding Imperiled Bat Species
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EDITORIAL Paying the Price
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Group Wants to Raise Beer Tax
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Update Chemical Plant Fire Injures 17 in Japan
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Fitch Affirms Petrobras' Ratings
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EU gives Galileo satellite consortium May deadline
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NewsFlash Middle-Class Borrowers Also Get Screwed
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Storm-force winds exert less pull on ocean than expected study
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Playstation 3 to be released
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New system tracks atmospheric carbon dioxide
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Trip abandoned after sat-nav blunder
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Bell ringers in mast boycott bid
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Sony prepares for consoles battle
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Alternative medicine 'not science'
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Brain damage removes emotion from moral decisions study
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Wow! Astronomers Explode a Virtual Star
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Alternative energy key to African development UN
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Harper says he wants Canada to become clean energy superpower
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Dazzling new images reveal the 'impossible' on the Sun
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We Can Find a Winning Formula in the Great Experiment
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Caltrans, City Bark Back, Forth Over Trees
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Lawyers See 'a Lot of Legs' in Climate The Business of Green
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Tanzanian Fishermen Catch Two Rare Fish Species
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No Fizz May Not Mean No Deposit
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Bargain Compost Bins for Sale
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One Word for Future Bioplastics The Business of Green
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Chemicals Chief Hails Dedication of Businesses
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Pest threatens crops
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Wroughton Science Museum
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Study to determine the cause of unusually high number of dead dolphins in Texas
03/22/2007 [-]
Scientists dismantle 75-foot-long sauropod dinosaur to give it a makeover
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IBM pledges to adopt energy conservation methods to cut greenhouse emissions
03/22/2007 [-]
Consumer group knocks FDA's findings on safety of cloned food,
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Spacesuit developed by students to be tested at Mars Desert Research Station
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New carbon dioxide tracking developed by researchers
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Science, mathematics fair today
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TB infection rate may be on 'threshold of decline'
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Cosmic Bullets Pierce Space Cloud
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India-Iran talks aid Tehran's nuclear aims U.S.
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WashPost's Milbank Casts Al Gore As Man of Science, Inhofe As Bible-Thumping Bryan Type
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New Fund to Conserve Congo Basin
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BHP Out on Strikes in Hunt for Copper
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Protecting America's Lunch
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Growing a Garden in a Small Space
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Senate Panel Vote May Sidetrack Railroad Construction Projects
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Africa China Academy Boosts South-South Science Activities
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NOAA unveils CarbonTracker to monitor gases
03/22/2007 [-]
American wins Stockholm prize for methods to improve water quality
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Panel Wind power has major role but it's no cure-all
03/22/2007 [-]
Clipper to be resubmitted to Russian space agency by late 2007
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Key science Web sites buried in information avalanche
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Study Chinese Restaurant Food Contains High Levels of Sodium
03/22/2007 [-]
Researchers crack 120-year-old math problem SpaceX launches new rocket Hundreds wait to taste sheep
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Census Shows Slow Growth
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Water Bug Toll Hits 60
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Up2speed
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New Fund to Conserve Congo Basin ; RAINFOREST PROTECTION
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Prairie Du Chien Fire Chief Submits Resignation
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Beetles Causing Damage to Trees
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Processing Quick Takes
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Peroxide + Catalyst = Cleaner Water
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Literature
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'Cyber-bullies targeting girls'
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Sir Elton's music set for download
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Online gaming tax 'kick in teeth'
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£1bn science funds 'disappointing'
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Clinton clip becomes internet hit
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New Zealand scientists may microwave Colossal squid
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First Bachelor of Science Nursing class receives 100 per cent success on registration exam
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NASA delays next launch for Atlantis, deals with fuel tank repairs
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Tuberculosis may become impossible to cure
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Former exec had 'crisis of conscience'
03/22/2007 [-]
Dairy near state historic site OKd
03/22/2007 [-]
Returning as the 'Goracle'
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New saliva test helps early diagnosis of breast cancer
03/21/2007 [-]
Conservation for Profit
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IBM vows 7 pct. cut in greenhouse gases
03/21/2007 [-]
Science Center celebrates 'Deep Sea' with party
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Mass. To Require Prescription Drug Coverage
03/21/2007 [-]
Unions take closer look at health-care stories
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Convenient Truths to Help Save Planet
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Green Gordon?How did the environment rate in Mr Brown's 11th Budget?
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Landfill Delays Opening of Commercial Dumping Site
03/21/2007 [-]
Brits 'Must Pick Different Fish'
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NGOs Call on Consumers to Buy Green
03/21/2007 [-]
WWF World's Top 10 Rivers in Risk of Dying
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BOOKS ; Convenient Truths to Help Save Planet
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Osos Residents Warned of Future Enforcement Actions
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California State Parks Aquires Piedras Blancas Resort
03/21/2007 [-]
Brown confirms science plan
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Brown confirms science plan
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Higbee students fare well at math and science competition
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County Science Fair Winners
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1.5 Billion Doesn't Guarantee Good Science
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Science turns sun, surf into green energy
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Sometimes science is scary drug-resistant plague
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Star Trek's 'Q' Science fiction, technology can change the world
03/21/2007 [-]
Science finds why our heart rules our head
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Colby gets science grant
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BBC NEWS Science/Nature River Nile under threat
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Severe thunderstorms Midwest, Plains
03/21/2007 [-]
Gore Urges Congress to Take Action on Climate Change
03/21/2007 [-]
European Union taking Poland to court in highway environment dispute
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AllAfrica News Science and Biotechnology
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State Paying 258,000 an Acre for Land As Part of Everglades Restoration
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Boat Crash Kills One, Injures Another
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A Plan That Came Together
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Crimes Against Humanity
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Police Jury Promises Trailer Park Rule Fight
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Farmer in Limbo As CPW Pursues Its Flood
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Escwa Water Resources Committee Meeting
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Farmers Back National's Environment Paper
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LETTERS This Legislator Gives Me Hope
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Letter to the Editor Law Allows No Mayoral Action on Concrete Plant
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Whoop! Cranes Back in Swamp The Birds Haven't Been Seen There in Decades
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Island Residences Redefine Luxury Through Green Design
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Dairying Students Rewarded
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Hands-on Day for Mayor
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A Farmland Trust
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Horizons Under Attack Over 'Unfair' Charge
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Farming's Future Depends on Home-Grown Talent
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It's a Waiting Game Now
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Congress Must Not Delay Chemical Security Regulations
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Advanced Life Sciences Announces Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2006...
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Consumer Group Knocks Cloned Food Report
03/21/2007 [-]
Maine to Receive 4.2M to Protect Forests
03/21/2007 [-]
Board Backs New Dairies
03/21/2007 [-]
EDITORIAL Simpson, Sali Needn't Fear Salmon Studies
03/21/2007 [-]
Appeals Court Rules to Protect Sacred Peaks
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Is Dredging in Laguna Lake's Future?
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Council Moving to Build New Dam
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Drought May Soak Water Fun at Lake
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Preliminary Plans for Lake Highlands Town Center Unveiled
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BSU Professor Receives Grant to Develop Sensor
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Appomattox Granted Extension to Reduce Copper Levels in Water
03/21/2007 [-]
China Imposes Anti-Dumping Duties on Imported Bisphenol-A
03/21/2007 [-]
Kline Adding Resources to Houston Market
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Climate change and the distant past
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Using science to design instruments in the quest for the perfect sound
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The quest for a way around aging
03/21/2007 [-]
Study suggests tonsils may increase strep cases
03/21/2007 [-]
A neuroscientist's life's work Analyzing brains to study structure and cognition
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A blow-dryer-like solution for lice?
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All but ageless, turtles face their biggest threat humans
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Humans can track scents like dogs, if they abandon all dignity
03/21/2007 [-]
Risky behavior Walking and talking
03/21/2007 [-]
Premature babies and data overload
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Device may help apnea patients with memory loss
03/21/2007 [-]
The Hindu Business Science
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Singapore to develop new science and technology park in Zhejiang Province
03/21/2007 [-]
Examiner Science
03/21/2007 [-]
Star Trek's 'Q' Says Science Fiction And Technology Can Change The World
03/21/2007 [-]
Spartan cars could ease ethanol's corn price boost
03/21/2007 [-]
Students' spacesuit to be tested in Utah
03/21/2007 [-]
Students' Spacesuit to Be Tested in Utah
03/21/2007 [-]
Study to examine dead dolphins in Texas
03/21/2007 [-]
Futuristic NASA think tank to be shut down
03/21/2007 [-]
Ex-gays Science can't change morality
03/21/2007 [-]
Private satellite carrier launches rocket into space
03/21/2007 [-]
Wet Northeast, lower Midwest tomorrow
03/21/2007 [-]
Twisted Solution to Sun's Mystery Heat
03/21/2007 [-]
Six Weld students advance to state science fair
03/21/2007 [-]
Gore testifies on global warming before House panel
03/21/2007 [-]
Dig this Burrowing dinosaur unearthed
03/21/2007 [-]
Scientists Ponder Nuclear Attack Impacts
03/21/2007 [-]
Health and fitness news and notes
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Snowflakes as big as frisbees? Could be
03/21/2007 [-]
Tracing the cigarette's path from sexy to deadly
03/21/2007 [-]
Biologist sees human morality evolving from the sociality of primates
03/21/2007 [-]
Affordable Housing Can't Find a Home
03/21/2007 [-]
Vacationing Teen Dies in Swimming Accident
03/21/2007 [-]
EGF Standoff Ends Peacefully
03/21/2007 [-]
Senate Bill in Okla. Attempts to Tackle Issue of Water Rights
03/21/2007 [-]
Maryland Leaders Opposing Stronger Child Pornography Laws
03/21/2007 [-]
Siam Renewable Energy Group Announces Restructuring of ACMG
03/21/2007 [-]
Wolf Greenfield Names Oyer President and Managing Partner
03/21/2007 [-]
Group blasts FDA plan to allow food from clones
03/21/2007 [-]
Cardiac Science and GEMMS Announce Co-Marketing Agreement
03/21/2007 [-]
Private Rocket Lost Shortly After Launch
03/21/2007 [-]
Ethiopian President Shouts for Environment
03/21/2007 [-]
As Vote Nears, Critics Blast Anti-Mosquito Plan
03/21/2007 [-]
Lawmakers OK Controversial Mosquito Plan
03/21/2007 [-]
Nearing Capacity, SPSA Seeks Permit to Expand Suffolk Landfill
03/21/2007 [-]
Danger River Current Churning Up Debris
03/21/2007 [-]
Ruling Opens Door for Development
03/21/2007 [-]
Cull Canyon Choked With Silt
03/21/2007 [-]
Latest Arrivals Help Lake Swim Back to Life
03/21/2007 [-]
Polluted River Water Threatens Bangkok
03/21/2007 [-]
Two Thai Provinces Declared Emergency Zones
03/21/2007 [-]
Shed No Tears For The Crocodile
03/21/2007 [-]
Abu Dhabi Launches First State of Environment Report
03/21/2007 [-]
Lake Restocked
03/21/2007 [-]
Mexico Military Asks SSWM for Emergency Response Guidance
03/21/2007 [-]
Rita Victims Get 6 More Months in Trailers
03/21/2007 [-]
In Chesapeake, SoNo Plan a Go
03/21/2007 [-]
Good Time to Stargaze
03/21/2007 [-]
New Report Analyses the Worldwide Market for Hydrogen Peroxide
03/21/2007 [-]
Fun side to science
03/21/2007 [-]
'Lie group E8' math puzzle solved
03/21/2007 [-]
Astronaut kidnapping trial date set
03/21/2007 [-]
Land managers in Nevada close trails to protect butterfly
03/21/2007 [-]
Wolf population continues to grow in Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, officials say
03/21/2007 [-]
SpaceX launches new rocket from Pacific atoll; outcome unclear
03/21/2007 [-]
Web cam captures a battle to the death, 40 stories up
03/21/2007 [-]
Rogers 21 science textbooks submitted to district
03/21/2007 [-]
IU life-sciences plan includes hiring 100 faculty
03/21/2007 [-]
Bioscience panel plans March 29 session at Palm Beach Hilton
03/21/2007 [-]
Study State should boost studies in science studies
03/21/2007 [-]
India's rare rhinos face renewed risk from poachers
03/21/2007 [-]
Waves Erode Texas 87 but Could Help Build It Back
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No Whooping Cranes Lost, Wildlife Service Says
03/21/2007 [-]
Council Approves Record Gas Lease
03/21/2007 [-]
Former Strip Mines Turned into Haven for Wildlife
03/21/2007 [-]
House OKs Bill to Combat Invasive Species
03/21/2007 [-]
DOE Land Around Plant Could Cost Up to 54 Million
03/21/2007 [-]
Langham Fourth-Graders Get Lesson in Maritime Pollution
03/21/2007 [-]
Downtown Gets New Residents
03/21/2007 [-]
Owner Pleads Guilty to Violations
03/21/2007 [-]
Planning, Not Willpower, Makes a Garden Grow
03/21/2007 [-]
Into the Field
03/21/2007 [-]
K+N Secures Sun Chemical Europe Contract
03/21/2007 [-]
Life-sciences plan includes hiring 100 faculty
03/21/2007 [-]
Schools should boost science studies says report
03/21/2007 [-]
Record turnout expected for science festival
03/21/2007 [-]
China to increase natural science research investment by 20 percent
03/21/2007 [-]
Severe thunderstorms possible tonight
03/21/2007 [-]
Report Math, science need more focus
03/21/2007 [-]
Private rocket launches into space; success unclear
03/21/2007 [-]
Walk on glass offered above Grand Canyon
03/21/2007 [-]
With fewer students interested in farming, schools shift focus
03/21/2007 [-]
Math, science need more focus
03/21/2007 [-]
Stem Cell Ban Hurts Science, Doctor Says
03/21/2007 [-]
State Task Force Approves Steps to Ease 'Crisis' in Science, Math
03/21/2007 [-]
Georgia Rocker Donates Easement to State
03/21/2007 [-]
IDNR Searchers Work to Retrieve Boy's Body
03/21/2007 [-]
Careless Smoking Likely Cause of Blaze That Damages Apartment
03/21/2007 [-]
Fisherman Dies at Pier
03/21/2007 [-]
Group Proposes L'Arche Home
03/21/2007 [-]
Chemical Weapons
03/21/2007 [-]
19-year rise in life expectancy for Malaysians
03/21/2007 [-]
Science and technology progress in 2006
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Send SMS to scotch doubts on AIDS
03/21/2007 [-]
Japanese officials issue warning on flu drug
03/21/2007 [-]
Skyview Elementary teacher wins national award for science
03/20/2007 [-]
Shingles vaccine offered at county clinic
03/20/2007 [-]
County to Oversee Pollution Rules
03/20/2007 [-]
Crocs Making a Comeback
03/20/2007 [-]
Water Restrictions Begin Thursday
03/20/2007 [-]
Elon Planner to Assume Post April 9
03/20/2007 [-]
Residents Near Ky. Dam Getting Weather Radios
03/20/2007 [-]
MacArthur Repairs Bottleneck Traffic
03/20/2007 [-]
GM mosquito bred to destroy malaria
03/20/2007 [-]
Unsettled in the middle
03/20/2007 [-]
SpaceX rocket forced to return to Earth early due to malfunction
03/20/2007 [-]
The Great Global Warming
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To the worker ants of science
03/20/2007 [-]
The Secret Science of Getting Rich
03/20/2007 [-]
Science agency asks lawmakers to boost staff funding
03/20/2007 [-]
Sakhalin-2 Participants Submit Plan to Rectify Violations
03/20/2007 [-]
Gov. Kaine Plans 100 Amendments to Transportation Bill
03/20/2007 [-]
Neighbor Fencepost
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Calls for Bird Recognition
03/20/2007 [-]
Wildlands, Inc. Announces Investment By Parthenon Capital
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China Scene West
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Court Rules Commercial Fish Stocks Shouldn't Be Wasted
03/20/2007 [-]
Heed Ohio's Fish Consumption Notices
03/20/2007 [-]
Horses for Courses ; Letters
03/20/2007 [-]
Embattled SoNo Project Site is on Council's Table Again
03/20/2007 [-]
Experts Dismiss Claim Shanghai Will Drown By 2050
03/20/2007 [-]
Across China HAINAN
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Across China BEIJING
03/20/2007 [-]
Judge Rules Against Storedahl Mining Plan
03/20/2007 [-]
Graffiti Help on the Way in Pima County
03/20/2007 [-]
Search for Boy's Body Narrowed in Ill.
03/20/2007 [-]
UPDATE Plainfied Plant Destroyed in Blaze
03/20/2007 [-]
Unused flu shots slated for trash after June 30
03/20/2007 [-]
Bill would help patients shop for health care
03/20/2007 [-]
Parenting Quality day care partners with working parents
03/20/2007 [-]
Dear Doctor Getting to the core pays big benefits
03/20/2007 [-]
Tips for sorting through online advice
03/20/2007 [-]
Probing the secrets of the deep with a robot
03/20/2007 [-]
Dentists warn that white teeth can get too bright
03/20/2007 [-]
Scientist Scans Brains During Prayer
03/20/2007 [-]
Skkyview Elementary teacher wins national award for science
03/20/2007 [-]
US fudging of climate science
03/20/2007 [-]
Bush team takes heat over global warming science
03/20/2007 [-]
AZREFI makes investments in Indian science
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Dow Corning Connects With Leading Experts In Silicon Science
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Soup N' Science March 24th
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Students in science class
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Procrastination could be a science
03/20/2007 [-]
Fulbright Science and Technology Awards
03/20/2007 [-]
`Vikram Sanvat science more ancient'
03/20/2007 [-]
In a hole in the ground, there lived... a dino
03/20/2007 [-]
Showing Science Can Be Fun
03/20/2007 [-]
U.S. croc no longer considered endangered
03/20/2007 [-]
CNEWS Science
03/20/2007 [-]
Hubble Catches Saturn's Orbital Dance in New Movies
03/20/2007 [-]
Hubble Catches Saturn's Orbital Dance in New Movies
03/20/2007 [-]
Stones Keyboardist Leavell Gives Land for Conservation
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Hide Industrial Sites
03/20/2007 [-]
Moosehorn Seeks Input on Conservation Plan
03/20/2007 [-]
Petit Manan Refuge Looks at Hunting Effects
03/20/2007 [-]
Commercial Fishing Gets Green Light to Catch Chinook Tonight
03/20/2007 [-]
More Uranium Contamination Feared
03/20/2007 [-]
DEP Dredging Information Required
03/20/2007 [-]
Cement Industry Honors Leaders in Environmental Improvement
03/20/2007 [-]
Fluoride Backers Defend Its Use CDC Chief Cites 'Misinformation'
03/20/2007 [-]
Dad is Thrilled at Cuba Trip Win
03/20/2007 [-]
Jeffs Trial is Delayed Due to Slew of Motions
03/20/2007 [-]
Veazie Group to Hold River Restoration Talk
03/20/2007 [-]
Schumer Pushes for Six-Lane Route 17
03/20/2007 [-]
EPA and NSF Partner to Certify Water Efficiency of Toilets
03/20/2007 [-]
AN ISRAELI VOICE OF CONSCIENCE SPEAKS OUT
03/20/2007 [-]
Biology teacher fired after veering from curriculum
03/20/2007 [-]
Choose food, not fads, to improve nutrition
03/20/2007 [-]
Scientists put 'antifreeze' protein under the microscope
03/20/2007 [-]
Health & Science International Herald Tribune
03/20/2007 [-]
The Hindu Science & Technology
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Yahoo! News Science News
03/20/2007 [-]
Science takes center stage
03/20/2007 [-]
Soldier of conscience
03/20/2007 [-]
US hurricane risk upgraded by forecasters
03/20/2007 [-]
L.A. Times Science
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Study Antiviral Protein May Fight
03/20/2007 [-]
Canary Island to be powered solely by renewables
03/20/2007 [-]
Private US space launch planned Tuesday
03/20/2007 [-]
Landslide kills 10 Pakistan quake survivors
03/20/2007 [-]
How far off is the next ice age?
03/20/2007 [-]
Will global warming trigger a new ice age?
03/20/2007 [-]
Essential oils 'combat superbug'
03/20/2007 [-]
'Cyclone science' shows rainforest impacts and recovery
03/20/2007 [-]
San Francisco ballpark gets solar power system
03/20/2007 [-]
Spanish firms want to respect Galileo accords minister
03/20/2007 [-]
Severe threat Midwest, Plains tomorrow
03/20/2007 [-]
Zoning rules thwart Gore's solar dreams
03/20/2007 [-]
Company, Environmentalists Work to Protect Snail
03/20/2007 [-]
Beach Edges Closer to New Development Regulations
03/20/2007 [-]
Water Resources Panel Holds Meeting
03/20/2007 [-]
Lake Townsend Dam Holds a Precious Asset
03/20/2007 [-]
UNICEF Tapping the Power of Water
03/20/2007 [-]
Tree Ordinances Growing on St. Louis Area Developers' Nerves
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Bella Costa Resort Hits Another Legal Wall
03/20/2007 [-]
Sepa to Cut Number of UK Flights By Half ENVIRONMENT POLICY