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Science educator named Teacher of Year
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Green light for EU science plan
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Gore Calls Canada Climate Plan a 'Fraud'
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CA Approves Staging Areas for Dredging Lakes
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Supercomputer imitates mouse brain
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China's Xinjiang to Offer Herders Jobs to Preserve Grassland
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Interior Dept. proposes expansion of offshore drilling
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Government can't change standards for tuna labels without sound science, court rules
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Xu Minister of Land and Resources
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Correction Anderson Documentary
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Demonstration turns methane gas to energy
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Couples to test embryos for cancer gene
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Oceans' role in climate change limited
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Climate panel calls for quick action
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Canada unveils emissions plan
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Canada sets reduced climate goal
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Junk Science Light Bulb Lunacy
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Best science books named
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Judge mulls making alfalfa ban permanent
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Karl J. Dreher Joins Brown and Caldwell As a Vice President of Water Resources
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Science quiz for students
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Africa Unesco 'Must Rethink Science Strategies'
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Dusty Document Reveals First European Voyage up Delaware River
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Genetically Modified Foods are Inherently Unsafe
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Genetic Roulette The Documented Health Risks of Genetically Engineered Foods
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Planning for Drought Topic of Town Hall on Thursday
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UM Speakers Discuss Impact of Climate Change on Fisheries
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EDITORIAL Trees' Fate Has Turned into a Valid City Issue
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Milledgeville Marks First Phase of Greenway
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NRPA Recognized for Commitment to Physical Activity
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New Technology Will Help Catch Terrorist Bombers
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Prehistoric Mystery Organism Verified as Giant Fungus
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Computer Science buys Covansys
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Computer Sciences buys Covansys
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Consumption with a conscience
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Satellite to track polar 'night-shining' clouds
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China Ending Tax Breaks for Polluters
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SVSU students to display project at science and engineering symposium
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Largest particle collider's startup might be delayed
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China urges end to polluters' tax breaks, other perks
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Baird on the defensive
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Head of planet-finding team search for signs of extraterrestrial life is next
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China Urges End to Polluters' Tax Breaks
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Ontario gets solar farm
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Algae killing birds, sea lions, dolphins off Calif. coast
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Brodbeck Politicos fear any eco-action that could cost votes
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Conservatives vow gas-miser rebates
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Annual insect onslaught on way
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Suzuki calls emissions strategy an embarrassment
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EDITORIAL Under the Radar
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Ban Ocean Vessels in Lakes? Some Are Floating the Idea
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EDITORIAL Inspect More Missouri Dams to Ensure Safety
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Water Bill Soon to Be Water Law
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Active Wildfire Season Looks Likely
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Benefits, Risks of Eating Fish
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Glitches Slow Start of 'Black Hole Machine'
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Secret to Bad-Tasting Diet Sodas Found
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Bionic Eyes Plug Directly into the Brain
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Panchen Lama visits space science institutes
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Study School Culture Affects Student Violence
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OncoMethylome Sciences receives 1.95 mln eur grant for cancer research
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MDs create human cancer in mouse
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Science Inquiry Day at Collegiate Middle School
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Planned Coal Plants in Kansas Face Opposition
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Lawmakers OK Funds for Faculty, Physicians
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UK April weather to break record
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Best popular science books named
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Microwave-assisted science
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The Wedding Of Green Science And Nanotechnology
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Science U.S. lets SpaceX operate at Cape Canaveral
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New science center to highlight South Korea's RD efforts
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Science Olympiad set for Saturday
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One Man Dead After Shooting Near U-T Health Science Center
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Calif. algae bloom killing bird, sealife
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Six Arrested After Explosives Recovered In Alabama
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Arrests Made After Explosives Recovery
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Dow's 1st-Quarter Income Dips to 973 Million
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Arch Chemicals, Inc. Declares Quarterly Dividend
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Chemists at UOP Find Way to Test Pet Food
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Legislative Committee Backs Ban on Deca
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NewMarket Corporation Declares Quarterly Dividend
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State Tests Hogs Over Tainted Food
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Volcanoes blamed for prehistoric global warming
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Chevron shareholders reject bid for environmental review
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Falcon chicks found for first time in 50 years
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Stone Age site found in Sweden
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Famed astrophysicist, imprisoned in his body by ALS, flies weightless
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How global warming erupted 55m years ago
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Science climate conflict warms up
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Spector Defense Says Science On His Side
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Avuncular face of TV science not afraid of a fight
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Calif. may sue EPA over clean air law
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Spector Defense Says Science Is On Their Side In Deadly Shooting
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Test improves prostate cancer diagnosis
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Biographer Discusses Einstein's Life, Legacy
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SpaceX gets Cape Canaveral launch pad
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Spector's lawyer Science is our witness
04/26/2007 [-]
Genetic Discrimination to be Banned
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Science 'will free Spector'
04/26/2007 [-]
Canada-U.S. to sign deal aimed at vehicle fuel-consumption standards
04/26/2007 [-]
Cardiac Science, Philips settle lawsuit
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Canada's largest solar farm to be built
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GT Solar Int. files for IPO up to 200M
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Defense Science will prove Spector's case
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Space Station Astronaut to Return to Earth Early
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Experimenting Science
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Canadian researchers give birth to leukemia
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3 million for research into environment, effect on Canadian forests
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With Kyoto dead in Canada, Tories came out with their own green plan
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Push for energy-saving fluorescents ignores mercury disposal hazards
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Science will prove Phil Spector's innocence defence
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Corporate v climate Mixing business with science colours green debate, experts warn
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Science debate arises amid Missouri budget discussion
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US, Finnish scientists find new gene patterns for diabetes risk
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The science of eco-friendly fuel
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North America's biggest solar farm set for Ontario
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Gassy blast from prehistoric volcanoes heated Earth
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Real-life spider-men? Italian researcher says it's possible
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Link Between Disappearing Bees and GM Crops?
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Are GM Crops Killing Bees?
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Science is fun!
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Real-life spider-men? Italian researcher says it's possible
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NASA Schedules ISS Astronaut Rotation
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Coal Mine Methane Gas Capture Test Begins
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Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology gets Govt's nod
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Mission aims as highest clouds
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Report Finds Massachusetts's Life Sciences Sector Leads the Nation, Yet New Competition, Systemic Ch
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Parasites Evolve from Bad to Good
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Ocean's 'Twilight Zone' Traps Greenhouse Gas
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Volcanoes Triggered Ancient Warming Event
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Personal genetic tests genius or bogus?
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Best popular science books named
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URGENT Five Thousand Evacuated After Chlorine Leak in NE China
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Geologists to discuss historic ice core
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Singer-actress Eve arrested for investigation of driving under alcohol influence
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Boat Accident Probe Ongoing
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Creekside Development Ban Extended to 2008
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Md. Court of Special Appeals Rules Against Turbine Project in Md.
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Burn Permits Mandatory in Butte May 1
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Planners Say Yes to Greener Power Plant
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Airport Project Rests on CAB
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Fishing on the Outer Banks
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Free Landfill Days Tulsa Trashes It Thousands Say 'What a Dump!'
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Theft Called Potential Danger to the Public
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USDA Agricultural Air Quality Task Force to Meet in San Diego
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Congress Moves To Stimulate Science Competitiveness
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Termites Are Actually Social Cockroaches
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Shot Stopper Smart Guns Get Smarter
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Flowers Evolve to Suit Birds and Bats
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Sailing Duo Begin 1,000-Day Ocean Voyage
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NYC Pledges 1 Million New Trees by 2017
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Strongman Pulls 16,300-pound Jet 12 Feet
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New hearing for egg man
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Ontario gobblers fair game through May
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Senate Votes For Math, Science Funding
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Blizzard Brilliant flickin' idea
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Lights out for old-style bulbs
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Where did the money go?
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Tories to announce emissions targets Thursday
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Franklin science fair scheduled
04/26/2007 [-]
Students earn medals at Science Olympiad
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Senate OKs Funding For Math, Science
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X-rays reveal Archimedes secrets
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Virus could cause many stillbirths
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Peptide that thwarts HIV found
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'The Lucifer Effect' by Philip Zimbardo
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Bothell science team heads to nationals
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Computer Sciences to buy Covansys
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Study Sometimes invasive bests native
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Supercomputers used in ethanol research
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Scientists weigh in at the nanoscale
04/26/2007 [-]
Morphine affects brain's synapse process
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Sun's Next Cycle of Fury Delayed
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Londoners urged to go pesticide-free now
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Incident at national laboratory in Winnipeg under investigation
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The Danger In Dendreon
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Reliance Life Sciences expand globally
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What Counts As Science Education?
04/26/2007 [-]
French Connections
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What Role for the Humanities in Science Education Research?1
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Evolutionary Approaches to Sustainable Development
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Sustainable Co-Evolution
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Accessing Examples of Good Science Teaching
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Orange Would Make Amends Panel to Explore Trash Mitigation
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Rocking K Planner Makes Concessions
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Top AZ Court to Decide on Fire-Service Fee
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Fourth-Place Finisher Ruled Out of Mesquite City Council Race
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Cultural Methods for Beach Plum Fruit Production
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The `Michael Jordan of Field Biology'
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RHS Entries 'Quart into a Pint Pot'
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Dow Reports First Quarter Results
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ISP Chemicals Investigating Acid Spray Release on Worker
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Astrophysicist Stephen Hawking expects to escape his paralysis floating free in zero gravity
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EU parliament 'deeply concerned' about troubled Galileo project
04/26/2007 [-]
Central University to Introduce Science Courses, Chinese Language
04/26/2007 [-]
EU open to co-operation on its mission to Mars
04/26/2007 [-]
National Academy of Sciences' Institute of Medicine report c
04/26/2007 [-]
Covansys OKs 1.3 billion takeover by Computer Sciences
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Exotic animals front and centre
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Hawking to fly weightless
04/26/2007 [-]
U.S. House bills to increase math, science teachers
04/26/2007 [-]
Video Reveals Rare Hummingbird Courtship Display
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Science panel urges a ban on junk food in schools
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Russias achievements in hydrogen energy arouse great interest in Hanover
04/26/2007 [-]
HK 'handover' pandas arrive to high breeding hopes
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Can 'neurotheology' bridge the gap between religion and science?
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The Green Goddess
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Fishermen's Fury Over Waste Spill
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Study Colors La Crosse Green
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Area Report 'The Fish Are Going Nuts'
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Program Works to Save Land
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People Responsible for Area Forest Fires
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Groups Plant Environmental Aid With Arbor Day Tree Giveaways
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Try to Untie This Knot of Conflicting State and Federal Goals
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Southern Georgia's Droughts Get Worse
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Technical School Finalizes Deal on Newest Location
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Tree Talk Doesn't Branch into Action
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Brush Mountain Fire is Contained
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An Iraq Threat Comes Home
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Royal Seal of Approval
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Record-Setting Spam Effort Turns Computers into Zombies
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Edmonton stockpiles ginseng extract for essential staff
04/26/2007 [-]
Senate OKs bill to boost science and math skills
04/26/2007 [-]
Milestone seed from Mali
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Reliance Life Sciences ties up with US co
04/26/2007 [-]
Ecology Lawsuit Seeks to Halt More Drilling in Forest
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Georgia Wildfire Flares Up in Okefenokee Swamp
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800 Pounds for 12 ; Charleston Selling Its Compost Dirt Cheap
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Black Diamond Pitches in to Save Bluffs
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Holden Beach to Get Notices on Tax Issue
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Cities, County Criticize Casino Report
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Nitro Firm Might Buy Old Chemical Plant Site
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New Rules Don't Require Switch to Safer Chemicals
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EDITORIAL An Iraq Threat Comes Home
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Dutch consider tough biofuels criteria
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Scientists weigh a single cell
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Bohdan Paczynski, 67; a key figure in the search for dark matter and planets
04/26/2007 [-]
Critics blast environment plan as 'out of sync' with science
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Doctors still have conscience
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CLSA Capital office plaza to be in Neihu Science Park
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Senate passes bill to keep U-S competitive in math, science
04/26/2007 [-]
African sees hope in malaria fight
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Prostate test gets high marks
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Most doctors still take gifts from drug, device firms
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New Film on Global Warming Is Challenged
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Horticultural Therapy Harnesses Power of Plants
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Press-Telegram, Long Beach, Calif., On the Waterfront Column
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Sabraton Recycling Site Moves
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Airport Plan OK'D for 89,995 Sq. Ft.
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Berkeley Hopes to Save Land From Development
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Wen to Head Top Energy-Saving Team
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Community Sues Environment Office
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Province Stiffens Fines on Polluters
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Earth-Kindly Cities Next Challenge
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State Senate Panel Rejects Water-Storage Bill
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Fewer Funds Set Aside for Beach
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State Takes on Developers
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West Chicago Embarks on Beautifying Efforts
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Two Area Firms Get Low-Cost Power
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Patients giving hospitals higher ratings
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Email forensics and US Attorneys scandal
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Science agencies' media policy draws fire
04/26/2007 [-]
Senate votes to keep U.S. competitive in math, science
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NASA satellite blasts off to study mysterious clouds around polar regions
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CP Exclusive Canada's largest solar farm to be built near Sarnia, Ont.
04/26/2007 [-]
Senate passes bill to keep U.S. competitive in math, science
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Why email matters The science behind the US Attorneys scandal
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Senate OKs math, science funding
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Study Horses also suffer obesity
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Eyes in the sky grow dim
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New Solar Maximum Predicted
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Business won't give thumbs up to Tory green plan, but better than Kyoto
04/25/2007 [-]
Search for Life Gets Serious
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Queen Elizabeth to visit NASA space center
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Ultrasound imaging technology is upgraded
04/25/2007 [-]
Sex appeal linked to smell, history
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Energy efficient bulbs potentially harmful
04/25/2007 [-]
Schumer touts program to boost math, science teachers
04/25/2007 [-]
Dedicated to science, health
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Peak of next sunspot cycle expected in 2011-2012; intensity debated
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NASA satellite to study polar clouds
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Toppers leaning towards science
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Coreland Companies Opens Regional Office
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Coal Plant Progressing Amid Protests, Lack of Buyers
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Students Match Grant With Work for Refuge
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Tailor AquaPonics' European Trip a Success
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Husband Will Face Trial in Wife's Stabbing Death
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Deal to Boost Wild Salmon Numbers
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Caption Only Provo in 1st Place
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Bingaman's Plan Preserves Land
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Shipping Lanes Moved to Boost Dolphin Numbers
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Poaching Ruling Reinstated
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Ogden Man Admits Guilt in Arson and Murder
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Leaflet Drop Dope
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Fund Prison Program
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Program to Discuss Masculinity, Reducing Violence
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Gevity to Open New Offices
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EDITORIAL One-Day Summit Opens Door for Future of Water
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Afghan Paper Slams Ministry for Failing to Help Farmers
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Omega-3 Fatty Acids Essential to Health
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Iran Takes Biggest Stride to Supply Gas to Europe
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Scientists demand changes to global warming skeptic's film
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Ban on inefficient lightbulbs will cut greenhouse emissions, say feds
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The Invisible World All About Microbes
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Stephen Hawking eager to try zero gravity flight
04/25/2007 [-]
Bills to enhance science, math education unifies parties
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Smarter people no wealthier, study finds
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Extra Space FFO up 20 percent
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Scientists find mineral just like Superman's 'kryptonite'
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Sales of organic baby food jump as parents eye environment
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Hullander Allotropes different forms of one element
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FDA obtains injunction against Texas firm
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Hawking says weightlessness will be 'bliss'
04/25/2007 [-]
Rare Sumatran rhino filmed eating, walking in jungles of Borneo Conservationists
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Science, math teacher funds pass House
04/25/2007 [-]
Herons find a home
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GM crop failure a warning, says US adviser
04/25/2007 [-]
Spencer Massachusetts Declares 'Mass Casualty Incident'
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WASL Math, Science Requirements Pushed Back
04/25/2007 [-]
Canadian to be honoured for neutrino discovery
04/25/2007 [-]
Spacecraft return 3D Sun pictures
04/25/2007 [-]
Drugs may cause addiction by 'remodelling' brain
04/25/2007 [-]
Researchers at the University of California find long-term dieting not keep the pounds off
04/25/2007 [-]
U.N. Panel to Lay Out Steps on Warming
04/25/2007 [-]
NASA Releases 3D Images of Sun
04/25/2007 [-]
Researchers Probe Fossilized Rain Forest
04/25/2007 [-]
Grand Opening! Woodland Shores, Virginia
04/25/2007 [-]
Morocco, EU Agreement Opens New Grounds for Cooperation
04/25/2007 [-]
Killer's Dorm is Searched
04/25/2007 [-]
Fall in Hotel Occupancy is a 'Hiccup'
04/25/2007 [-]
Italian Government Urged to Take Emergency Actions on Drought
04/25/2007 [-]
State of Okla., Federal Officials Sign 20.6M Conservation Deal
04/25/2007 [-]
Westwood Aluminum, State of Wis. Settle Environmental Lawsuit
04/25/2007 [-]
Bill for Dams, Water Storage Stalls
04/25/2007 [-]
Nassau County Buys Woodbury Farm
04/25/2007 [-]
DWR Schedules Media Call on Snowpack Conditions
04/25/2007 [-]
Noodling Thrown Back in Missouri
04/25/2007 [-]
370 Mainland Fishermen Repatriated
04/25/2007 [-]
U.S. Chamber Illinois' Abusive Legal Climate Gets Even Worse