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06/17/2008 [-] BLM announces `major' dinosaur find in Utah
06/17/2008 [-] Ian Sample reports on studies showing shape and size of gay men's brains
06/17/2008 [-] Miley Cyrus Replacement Features Unremovable Top Celebrity Science
06/17/2008 [-] Health & Science Briefs Tuesday, June 17, 2008
06/17/2008 [-] NZ to ban traditional light bulb
06/17/2008 [-] Science teaching 'failed to improve'
06/17/2008 [-] Experts gear up to counter bee deaths
06/17/2008 [-] Strange Love Life of Attraction's Fishy Folk
06/17/2008 [-] 'Lunacy' Row Over Giving Farmland Back to Sea
06/17/2008 [-] Today's News
06/17/2008 [-] Polar Bears Versus Oil
06/17/2008 [-] Fish Often Go Buggy for Cicadas
06/17/2008 [-] Sewage Spill Sparks Call for Drain Inquiry
06/17/2008 [-] What Are Waters at 16th, Kerper?
06/17/2008 [-] Catching Wild Game With Old Nylon Stockings
06/17/2008 [-] Food Security Under Threat
06/17/2008 [-] BRIEF Substation Problem Causes Power Outage
06/17/2008 [-] Fire Forces Evacuation of Kfc Branch
06/17/2008 [-] Bond Art + Science Redesigns wowowow.com
06/17/2008 [-] Louisiana Senate approves bill on science teaching
06/17/2008 [-] Chris Baker Appliance of science will ensure coal and Eart
06/17/2008 [-] Disney attends science fair in Imagineering outreach
06/17/2008 [-] Science Chimps calm each other with hugs, kisses
06/17/2008 [-] O'Malley unveils 1.1B life science initiative
06/17/2008 [-] Cypress Bioscience up on Cymbalta approval
06/17/2008 [-] Chicago Life Sciences Mission Visits Israel Land of Milk, Honey, Biotech
06/17/2008 [-] California challenges genetic testing firms' claims
06/17/2008 [-] Shhhh A Real Cone of Silence 60-Second Science
06/17/2008 [-] Engineer Pushes for Science Education to Create 'Brain Gain'
06/17/2008 [-] Primark gets a touch of conscience
06/17/2008 [-] Environmental Interplay
06/17/2008 [-] Scientist Takes on the Creationists
06/17/2008 [-] Contests and Derbies Lure Anglers
06/17/2008 [-] Blazing a Trail to a Better City
06/17/2008 [-] County Toughens Stance on Runoff
06/17/2008 [-] Shaping The Greenway Gaining Momentum
06/17/2008 [-] Major Dinosaur Fossil Find in Southern Utah
06/17/2008 [-] LEAD Science minister Kishida appointed as space development minister+
06/17/2008 [-] Tests make science dull Ofsted
06/17/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 17 Jun 2008
06/17/2008 [-] Science Fact or Science Fiction
06/17/2008 [-] Letters The Preferences of Plants
06/17/2008 [-] Letters Congressional Physicists
06/17/2008 [-] Q & A Peril in a Pot
06/17/2008 [-] Observatory Just Smelling the Coffee Can Wake Up Genes
06/17/2008 [-] A Conversation With Manil Suri Professor Finds the Art in Both Numbers and Letters
06/17/2008 [-] NASA Takes a Giant Leap in Space Fashion
06/17/2008 [-] Tiny, Clingy and Destructive, Mussel Makes Its Way West
06/17/2008 [-] Findings The Aria of Prince Algorino
06/17/2008 [-] Scientist at Work Norman T. Uphoff Food Revolution That Starts With Rice
06/17/2008 [-] The Web Time Forgot
06/17/2008 [-] Science Centre Leaders Collaborate at the 5th Science Centre World Congress in Toronto
06/17/2008 [-] Junk Science Week The pesticide report everyone ignored
06/16/2008 [-] Patrick Signs Billion-Dollar Life Sciences Bill
06/16/2008 [-] Keep Federal Hand Out of Saltwater Anglers' Wallets
06/16/2008 [-] Firms Need More Web Professionals to Log On
06/16/2008 [-] AMD Opens New Austin Campus
06/16/2008 [-] Nourishment Program on Amelia Island Likely to Begin Next Week
06/16/2008 [-] Rhode Island Gaming Center Faces Bankruptcy
06/16/2008 [-] Chamber Breakfast Tackles Environmental Question
06/16/2008 [-] Pounds 3m Plan for Fire Station
06/16/2008 [-] Ponds Offer Great Fishing and Some Name Confusion
06/16/2008 [-] Proposal Could Affect Water Supply in 2 Towns
06/16/2008 [-] Sumitomo Seika to Produce Ammonia Gas in South Korea
06/16/2008 [-] Some Plants Remain Closed in Quake-Hit Northern Japan
06/16/2008 [-] The Ghost of the HMS Ontario
06/16/2008 [-] Global warming book wins science prize
06/16/2008 [-] Sexism and Sloppy Science
06/16/2008 [-] Astronomers find 'super Earths' circling a star
06/16/2008 [-] In photos 'USA Shuttle Launch Pad Damage'
06/16/2008 [-] Bobby 'Exorcist' Jindal intelligent design is legitimate science
06/16/2008 [-] New Corneal Inflammation Therapy Created
06/16/2008 [-] NASA Teaches Teachers About Space Tests
06/16/2008 [-] How a group of California teens won a national science bowl
06/16/2008 [-] Observatory Date Palm Seed From Masada Sprouts
06/16/2008 [-] How the Steam Engine Changed the World
06/16/2008 [-] The science of sudden cardiac arrest
06/16/2008 [-] Ecology Avoids Layoffs By Shuffling Jobs
06/16/2008 [-] City, County Get 1.9M for Water Projects
06/16/2008 [-] State, Gas Drillers Discuss Water, Land Protection
06/16/2008 [-] Another Age of Aquarius
06/16/2008 [-] Taiwan Navy to Escort MPs Visiting Disputed Islands
06/16/2008 [-] Island Getting Reappraised Council OKs More Study of Boot Key
06/16/2008 [-] Loess Collapse Caused China Landslide That Killed 19 Official
06/16/2008 [-] Gulf of Mexico Water Quality Studied
06/16/2008 [-] Animals Feeling Frisky at Virginia Zoo
06/16/2008 [-] Shipwreck Experts Discover Elusive Warship
06/16/2008 [-] Science minister Kishida to serve as space development minister+
06/16/2008 [-] NASA says it's close to nailing down plans for launch pad repairs
06/16/2008 [-] Chris Baker Appliance of science will ensure coal have healthy futures
06/16/2008 [-] Canada, India team on 17M in science research
06/16/2008 [-] WorldWideScience Like Google for Deep Web Science Stuff
06/16/2008 [-] Mass. governor signs life sciences law before conference
06/16/2008 [-] Turning Over an Old Leaf
06/16/2008 [-] Randolph Student Named 'Young Scientist'
06/16/2008 [-] Heat Wave Brings Reminders of Drought
06/16/2008 [-] How vitamins can be hazardous to your health
06/16/2008 [-] Center is Proud Symbol of Grass-Roots Power
06/16/2008 [-] Heavy Smoke From N.C. Fire to Affect Visibility, Air Quality
06/16/2008 [-] Gauging the 'Lake Effect' of Gas Prices
06/16/2008 [-] Bonfires a Burning Issue
06/16/2008 [-] Gay men have brains like straight women, scientists claim
06/16/2008 [-] Boy's science project helps county save energy
06/16/2008 [-] Scotland Showcased at BIO as Dynamic, Global Life Sciences Hub
06/16/2008 [-] A Whiff of Coffee Can Wake You Up
06/16/2008 [-] Fraidy Face Helps Survival 60-Second Science
06/16/2008 [-] Dinosaur mummy holds many secrets
06/16/2008 [-] Canada, India team on 17M in science research
06/16/2008 [-] India, Canada launch joint science and tech initiatives
06/16/2008 [-] Science Weekly for June 16 Why chemistry will solve the energy crisis
06/16/2008 [-] Lighting Up Rural India
06/16/2008 [-] Patrick to sign landmark life sciences bill
06/16/2008 [-] Groundwater Levels Already Low
06/16/2008 [-] Hempstead Apartment Under Repair Getting Flooded
06/16/2008 [-] Genesis II Apartments for Seniors Holds Ribbon Cutting
06/16/2008 [-] Keys' Reefs Recovering After Back-to-Back Hurricanes
06/16/2008 [-] At-Risk List of Animals May Change
06/16/2008 [-] Power Outages, Flooding Hit Lowcountry
06/16/2008 [-] Dam Removal High Priority, Corps Says
06/16/2008 [-] Cotton Still King in Uzbekistan Despite a Legacy of Salt
06/16/2008 [-] Drawn To Nature
06/16/2008 [-] VanDam Stops Late Charge for Victory at Bluegrass Brawl
06/16/2008 [-] SANYO and EEG Commemorate World Environment Day 2008
06/16/2008 [-] BRIEF Towns Want in on Trash Station Talks
06/16/2008 [-] Qualifying Period Kicks Off a Busy Local Political Season
06/16/2008 [-] Wetlands Supporters Prepare for Next Battle
06/16/2008 [-] West End Lions Aid K-9 Drive
06/16/2008 [-] Luster Returns to China's Hawaii
06/16/2008 [-] Cardiac Science Launches 'Anywhere' Data Management for HIS and EMR Systems
06/16/2008 [-] Bill Clinton Donates His Celebrities To Obama Celebrity Science
06/16/2008 [-] Water-emitting cell car on way
06/16/2008 [-] Bees Outnumber Birds and Mammals
06/16/2008 [-] US authorities begin hunting for dead birds infected with West Nile virus
06/16/2008 [-] Investment in Science May Be Only Key to Continent's Future
06/16/2008 [-] Iowa River Crests Lower Than Expected in Iowa City, Coralville
06/16/2008 [-] BRIEF Rock, Sugar River Access Closed in Rock County
06/16/2008 [-] BRIEF Officials Raw Sewage in Flood Water
06/16/2008 [-] Disabled woman set for solo voyage
06/16/2008 [-] Aid group launching charity website
06/16/2008 [-] Reviews 'A View of Science, Reason and Religion'
06/16/2008 [-] Stargazing Get ready for Jupiter
06/16/2008 [-] Alan Pickup Starwatch
06/16/2008 [-] Face of fear how a terrified expression could keep you alive
06/16/2008 [-] Death traps
06/16/2008 [-] Climate talks progress 'feeble'
06/16/2008 [-] India, Canada launch science and technology initiatives
06/16/2008 [-] Museum’s T. Rex Roars Back in New Stance
06/16/2008 [-] Healing sick hospitals
06/16/2008 [-] Bosch, Samsung SDI to form hybrid car battery JV
06/16/2008 [-] Staking Claim on What's Ours
06/16/2008 [-] `Wildlife Processing Factory' Raided
06/16/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 16 Jun 2008
06/16/2008 [-] Canada and India announce new joint science and technology initiatives
06/16/2008 [-] G8 science ministers push cooperation
06/16/2008 [-] Gambling with science
06/16/2008 [-] Canada, India launch joint technology, science initiatives
06/15/2008 [-] Jindal supports intelligent design as viable science
06/15/2008 [-] Farming looks to science for future health
06/15/2008 [-] The science accuracy of 10 disaster flicks science accuracy of 10 disaster flicks
06/15/2008 [-] Science Liberals are Less Happy, and Less Nice
06/15/2008 [-] Festival Reveals Wide Variety of Asian Cultures in Utah
06/15/2008 [-] Breachway Parking Dispute Turns Nasty With Nail Traps
06/15/2008 [-] Coast Plays Host to Supervisors, Municipal League Conferences
06/15/2008 [-] Dells Counts on the Other Liquid Assets
06/15/2008 [-] Seeds of Change
06/15/2008 [-] Annual Fishing Clinic Lures Kids
06/15/2008 [-] Fishing Still Good at Boundary Waters
06/15/2008 [-] VanDam Beefs Up Lead for Brawl's Finale
06/15/2008 [-] Walk With Wildlife
06/15/2008 [-] Outdoor's Calendar Kids Camp
06/15/2008 [-] Chicago Tribune Steve Johnson Column Steve Johnson's Web Spin.
06/15/2008 [-] Sewage Plans Raise Doubts
06/15/2008 [-] Call Lights Signal Urgent Need, but Response Time Often Slow
06/15/2008 [-] A Powerful Revival Old Dam in Pa. Upgraded As Electricity Source
06/15/2008 [-] County's Nastiest Sites Harbor Few Prospects
06/15/2008 [-] G8 holds first science summit holds first science summit
06/15/2008 [-] The Face of Fear Explained
06/15/2008 [-] Tiny science tests Russia's hi-tech ambitions
06/15/2008 [-] Stephen Hawking warns Government over 'disastrous' science funding cuts
06/15/2008 [-] Fearful faces 'spot threats better'
06/15/2008 [-] High Oil Cost Raises Prices of Many Products
06/15/2008 [-] 115-Year-Old Had Perfect Brain Function
06/15/2008 [-] Owen Hembry Farming looks to science for future health
06/15/2008 [-] Science the key to decision
06/15/2008 [-] G8 science ministers want stronger cooperation on climate change
06/15/2008 [-] The Evolution of Carbon Capture Technology
06/15/2008 [-] 1st G-8 science ministers' meeting to be held Sunday in Okinawa
06/15/2008 [-] Wind to power festival phones
06/15/2008 [-] Norway forest fire 'under control'
06/15/2008 [-] Governor to sign MA life sciences bill
06/15/2008 [-] G-8 science ministers agree on cooperation to tackle global issues
06/15/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 15 Jun 2008
06/15/2008 [-] Drug cuts risk of prostate cancer by 30%, study shows
06/15/2008 [-] High Swiss lead levels spark concern
06/15/2008 [-] Natural, Domestic or Alien New Science for an Old Question
06/15/2008 [-] Coal Study Moves Ahead With Calif. OK
06/15/2008 [-] G8 holds first science summit
06/15/2008 [-] G-8 science ministers agree on cooperation to tackle global
06/15/2008 [-] G8 science ministers deem science, technology key to sustainable development
06/15/2008 [-] 2ND LD G-8 science ministers agree on cooperation to tackle global issues+
06/15/2008 [-] Conservatives for Earmarks
06/15/2008 [-] A New States'-Rights Battleground
06/15/2008 [-] Law Review Riverwalk Bridge Obscured Neighbors' View
06/15/2008 [-] Will Food Animals' Cruel Living Conditions Move Voters?
06/15/2008 [-] New web browser due for release
06/15/2008 [-] Mars lander probes soil sample
06/15/2008 [-] Firms in WiMAX agreement
06/15/2008 [-] US professor wins technology prize
06/15/2008 [-] G8 science and technology ministers meet on technological cooperation in Okinawa of Japan
06/15/2008 [-] Tiny science tests Russia's hi-tech ambitions
06/15/2008 [-] Disney shows some secrets to entice youth into science, engineering
06/15/2008 [-] Tiny science tests Russia's hi-tech ambitions
06/15/2008 [-] IBM, SimCyp, Pfizer, Compendia Bioscience, Biobase, InforSense ...
06/15/2008 [-] Nuke dump decision will be science-based
06/15/2008 [-] Minister balances religion with science
06/15/2008 [-] LEAD G-8 science ministers discuss technological cooperation+
06/15/2008 [-] Ruling Clears Way for Wal-Mart on Sheridan Drive in Amherst
06/15/2008 [-] Emergency Petition Aims to Save 32 Species
06/15/2008 [-] News from the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair
06/15/2008 [-] Science Pics Missing Sunspots and Technicolor Liquids
06/15/2008 [-] G8 science ministers meet on technological cooperation in Okinawa of Japan
06/15/2008 [-] Epidemics Scientists to hunt down new viruses before they strike
06/15/2008 [-] Hawking government putting science at risk
06/15/2008 [-] 1st G-8 science ministers' meeting to be held Sunday in Okinawanull
06/15/2008 [-] Emergency Petition Aims to Protect 32 Species
06/15/2008 [-] Bid Aims to Protect 32 Species
06/15/2008 [-] Threat to Hedges
06/15/2008 [-] Stanislaus County Ranchers Feeling Drought's Financial Pain
06/15/2008 [-] Rockingham Commissioners to Debate Water Rules
06/15/2008 [-] Florida Honeymoons, From Rustic to Elegant
06/15/2008 [-] Ecologist Set to Appeal Decision to Block Garden Shed
06/15/2008 [-] Kiet Served as Vietnam's Conscience
06/14/2008 [-] Adolf Hitlers Aryan theory rubbished by science
06/14/2008 [-] Tag reveals UK sharks' secrets
06/14/2008 [-] Shuttle Discovery Lands After Space Station Mission and technology
06/14/2008 [-] Crusading for basic sciences
06/14/2008 [-] Discovery shuttle lands back on Earth after lab mission
06/14/2008 [-] Stormwater Project Helps Clement Taylor Park Go Green
06/14/2008 [-] Flood Disaster Relief Continues
06/14/2008 [-] Plum Creek Compromise
06/14/2008 [-] Hart Brook Plan to Be Presented June 24
06/14/2008 [-] Hartford Votes to Buy Dam
06/14/2008 [-] Local Residents Divided Over Beach Ordinance
06/14/2008 [-] Father's Day Origin and Facts
06/14/2008 [-] Ozone Recovery Could Increase Warming.
06/14/2008 [-] Science team off to London
06/14/2008 [-] Popcorn Science
06/14/2008 [-] Father's Day Origin and Facts
06/14/2008 [-] Candy with a conscience looks to sugarcoat issues
06/14/2008 [-] Science Photo of the Day
06/14/2008 [-] 1st G-8 science ministers' meeting to be held Sunday in Okinawa
06/14/2008 [-] Students measure up on state science test
06/14/2008 [-] Science News / Accidental Astrophysicists
06/14/2008 [-] Space Shuttle Discovery Lands Safely
06/14/2008 [-] Orphaned baby elephants returned to the wild
06/14/2008 [-] Discovery returned to Earth
06/14/2008 [-] BRIEF Runaway Missing Since January Now in Custody
06/14/2008 [-] BRIEF Petition Circulates For Speed Tables
06/14/2008 [-] EDITORIAL Hits and Misses
06/14/2008 [-] BRIEF Delavan Lake Sewage Station in Danger
06/14/2008 [-] Fish & Wildlife is Sued to Gain Jaguar Protection
06/14/2008 [-] BRIEF ChemiCollection Day is Saturday
06/14/2008 [-] Shuttle Ends 2-Week Mission
06/14/2008 [-] Upper Ark Wanting to Better Track Water
06/14/2008 [-] Group on Track to Protect More Down East Acreage
06/14/2008 [-] Peace at Last
06/14/2008 [-] Opponents Trail Will Ruin Valley
06/14/2008 [-] Geneva Lake Area Water Study Delayed
06/14/2008 [-] Millions of Dollars Dried Up
06/14/2008 [-] Bibb Hires Company to Clean Up Debris
06/14/2008 [-] Experts Expect Another Dry Summer
06/14/2008 [-] Taiwan Recalls Envoy to Japan Over Boat Collision Report
06/14/2008 [-] The Fires Rage On
06/14/2008 [-] Beach Levies New Rental Inspection Fee
06/14/2008 [-] Stranded Whale Was a Rare One
06/14/2008 [-] Let Interior-Design Dreams Run Wild With New DIY Software
06/14/2008 [-] Shades Of Stephen King Gulf's Dead Zone Growing
06/14/2008 [-] Early Earth Climate Tough on Continents
06/14/2008 [-] Scientists Begin 8-Day Undersea Mission
06/14/2008 [-] Letter Injustices in HIV care
06/14/2008 [-] Renowned Biochemist to Lead UCR's College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences
06/14/2008 [-] What Are the Chances of Turning Neanderthal?
06/14/2008 [-] New Nanovalve to Deliver Targeted Drugs
06/14/2008 [-] Park Service Seeks Wetland Restoration
06/14/2008 [-] Forest Changes Can Help Fuel Fire
06/14/2008 [-] BRIEF Four Survive Utah Aircraft Crashes
06/14/2008 [-] County Water Plan Sketched
06/14/2008 [-] Hong Kong Environment Secretary Visits London
06/14/2008 [-] Strange Turn in Daggett Vote Case
06/14/2008 [-] Maximizing Boat Mileage Worth More Than Ever
06/14/2008 [-] Summer Escapes
06/14/2008 [-] EDITORIAL Checking Up on Safety-Minded Local Legislators
06/14/2008 [-] Natural Gas Company Buys Jasper County Strip-Club Site
06/14/2008 [-] EDITORIAL Too Soon for Water Celebration
06/14/2008 [-] Peru Seeking Public Input on Open Spaces
06/14/2008 [-] Storms Soak Residents Drying Out From Earlier Deluge
06/14/2008 [-] Riverton Eyes a California-Style Development Project
06/14/2008 [-] Smell of the Sea Can Cool Climate
06/14/2008 [-] Corn-Based Ethanol Damages Environment
06/14/2008 [-] Road Plans Yield to Dollar Signs
06/14/2008 [-] Weather favorable for shuttle Discovery's return
06/14/2008 [-] Weather looks good for shuttle landing
06/14/2008 [-] 1st G-8 science ministers' meeting to be held Sunday in Okinawa+
06/14/2008 [-] Light sensors that control body clock are found in eye
06/14/2008 [-] Sunken warship found in Lake Ontario
06/14/2008 [-] Science Acumen Boosts FCAT Scores
06/14/2008 [-] Google Co-Founder Sergey Brin Buys Seat On Rocket
06/14/2008 [-] Renowned Biochemist to Lead UCR's College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences
06/14/2008 [-] WVU Releases Report on its Health Sciences Center
06/14/2008 [-] Palm grows from record 2,000-year-old seed
06/14/2008 [-] 6 centuries of books to be sold
06/14/2008 [-] National Briefing Science and Health Progress in Salmonella Investigation
06/14/2008 [-] Bioscience group picks new officers
06/14/2008 [-] Via Christi seeks grant from Kansas Bioscience Authority
06/14/2008 [-] Phoenix pays 7M to help fund bioscience high programs
06/14/2008 [-] WVU fires health adviser
06/14/2008 [-] Scientific Societies Ask Louisiana Governor to Oppose Bad Science Bill
06/14/2008 [-] AIBS Asks Louisiana House Members to Oppose Science Bill
06/14/2008 [-] Friday Night Science Thread
06/14/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 14 Jun 2008
06/14/2008 [-] The Choice is Clear Go for Walleyes
06/14/2008 [-] WARNING-Red and Assiniboine River Water Levels
06/14/2008 [-] Summer Steelhead Fishery Open Monday
06/14/2008 [-] County Official Challenges Resources Funding Plan
06/14/2008 [-] Beaver Dam 'The River Has Never Come This Far'
06/14/2008 [-] BRIEF Semi Clips Bottom of I-15 Overpass, Closing Lanes
06/14/2008 [-] Hopefuls Address Water, Transportation Concerns
06/14/2008 [-] DNR Alert VHS Fish Disease Found in Yellow Perch
06/14/2008 [-] Continental Cutting Salt Lake-Newark Flight
06/14/2008 [-] Woes Continue For Sullivan Marina
06/14/2008 [-] Mars lander probes first microscope sample of red planet's soil
06/14/2008 [-] South African court bans trials of vitamin treatments for Aids
06/14/2008 [-] Biometric 'cowcam' sorts the cattle from the pests
06/14/2008 [-] Bad science How being swindled can make you feel better
06/14/2008 [-] Port Arthur Site Set to Burn Toxic PCBs
06/14/2008 [-] Marmarth Dinosaur Reveals Secrets, a Grain of Sand at a Time
06/14/2008 [-] Service Can't See Forest for the Trees
06/14/2008 [-] Heat Blamed for Killing Hundreds of Fish in Mackay Island Refuge
06/14/2008 [-] Logging Begins in Robinson Forest
06/14/2008 [-] Group Wants Brazos to Flow for Long Time
06/14/2008 [-] State to Reopen 5,200 Acres of Shellfish Area in Huntington
06/14/2008 [-] Jasper County to Open Bids on Bridge-Construction Work
06/14/2008 [-] Pipeline Gas Spills In Rapho Farm Field
06/14/2008 [-] Low Levels of Vitamin D Increasingly Linked to Health Ailments
06/14/2008 [-] 10-degree Map Centered at 40°N,140°E
06/14/2008 [-] Mystery Object Spotted Near Space Shuttle Identified and technology
06/13/2008 [-] The Creation of Bobby Jindal
06/13/2008 [-] More Toxins Will Be Buried, Not Dredged
06/13/2008 [-] Federal Panel OKs 4 Million for Land Acquisition
06/13/2008 [-] High Noon in Highlands
06/13/2008 [-] EPA Warns Against Permit Extension Bill
06/13/2008 [-] Antioch Prepares for Flooding
06/13/2008 [-] Fort Bragg to Begin Massive Exercises in Guerrilla Warfare
06/13/2008 [-] Ros-Lehtinen Plans Meeting on Habitat Lawsuit
06/13/2008 [-] Outlet Begins Flowing Again
06/13/2008 [-] Forum Offers Information on Marine Corps Operations Expansion
06/13/2008 [-] Break in Canal Floods Prosser Cemetery
06/13/2008 [-] Storms Slosh Waukesha Winds Damage Trees, Cause Power Outages
06/13/2008 [-] Old Town Kiosk Highlights Students' River Project
06/13/2008 [-] Groups Aim to Protect Lily Bay
06/13/2008 [-] Commissioner, Others Challenge Governor to Act on Water Issue
06/13/2008 [-] Bayer to Pay N.J. 1M for Pollution
06/13/2008 [-] Village Pact Clears Hurdle, Faces More
06/13/2008 [-] Frat Plans Parking Where Houses Had Stood
06/13/2008 [-] Wildlife Trailblazer Dennis McNamara Honored in Dracut
06/13/2008 [-] Utah's Crane Inspection Standards Lacking
06/13/2008 [-] RAND Foreign Talent Helps Keep US No. 1 in Science and Tech
06/13/2008 [-] Mars lander probes first microscope sample
06/13/2008 [-] Grocery Shrink Ray Hits 'Science Diet' Cat Food Grocery Shrink Ray
06/13/2008 [-] Explorers find 1780 British warship in Lake Ontario
06/13/2008 [-] How Stress and Diet Cause Heart Attacks
06/13/2008 [-] Mongabay.com A Legitimate Environmental Site?
06/13/2008 [-] Scientists See Squid Attack Squid
06/13/2008 [-] Need to see a specialist fast? Too bad you're not a dog.
06/13/2008 [-] Here's how to take a proper waist measurement
06/13/2008 [-] Expo on science models
06/13/2008 [-] Clinton Junior High Team Competing In National Science Bowl
06/13/2008 [-] US wants biotech to help solve global food crisis
06/13/2008 [-] AmCham members visit Kaohsiung Science Park
06/13/2008 [-] Study reveals secrets of 115-year-old brain
06/13/2008 [-] Jordan cave may be earliest Christian worship site
06/13/2008 [-] Drought Emergency Declared
06/13/2008 [-] Company Pays Back 401 Accounts
06/13/2008 [-] China's Oil Giants Pledge to Increase Refined Oil Supplies
06/13/2008 [-] Gas Drilling Could Aid Clean Water
06/13/2008 [-] Watershed Association Receives Grants
06/13/2008 [-] Old Town Students Display River Project
06/13/2008 [-] Driest Spring Ever Creates Fodder for Fire in California
06/13/2008 [-] New Law Limits Polluters
06/13/2008 [-] Is That a Bear Out There? Animals Fleeing N.C. Wildfires
06/13/2008 [-] Tour Reveals Slow Progress
06/13/2008 [-] Iatan Levee Breached Flooding Stirs Memories of '93
06/13/2008 [-] China Releases 31 Million Fish into Beibu Bay
06/13/2008 [-] Kaine Va. In Play for Obama
06/13/2008 [-] Company Profile for BioLeap, LLC
06/13/2008 [-] Tree From Oldest Known Seed Thrives In Masada
06/13/2008 [-] Major Breakup Threatens Antarctic Ice Shelf
06/13/2008 [-] China to award blood donors 'medals for life', says WHO
06/13/2008 [-] Rising flood waters swamp Iowa town, 15 dead
06/13/2008 [-] Rare male sea dragon pregnant
06/13/2008 [-] Mars Science Laboratory Rocket Engines Shipped
06/13/2008 [-] No problems seen for shuttle landing
06/13/2008 [-] Whaling Community Struggles Through Bans and Conservation
06/13/2008 [-] Wilkins Ice Shelf Experiences Another Break-up
06/13/2008 [-] Mosquito-Eating Fish Used in Pools of Foreclosed Homes
06/13/2008 [-] NASA clears space shuttle Discovery for landing
06/13/2008 [-] Why Soccer Moms and Dads Go Mad
06/13/2008 [-] Scientists 115-year-old's brain worked perfectly
06/13/2008 [-] FDA may require cancer-risk labeling on JJ drug
06/13/2008 [-] 1 billion life-sciences bill passes Senate
06/13/2008 [-] NASA says clip that broke away from shuttle not critical to Saturday's landing
06/13/2008 [-] Scientist says tests show 115-year-old's brain worked perfectly until she died
06/13/2008 [-] Six centuries of scientific books to be sold in New York City
06/13/2008 [-] SCIENCE Paint that Purifies the Air
06/13/2008 [-] New Canadian Dinosaur Largely Mysterious
06/13/2008 [-] NASA engineers inspect floating object near space shuttle, protrusion on rudder
06/13/2008 [-] PURE Bioscience Reports Third Quarter and Nine-Month Results
06/13/2008 [-] Coastal Marine Biolabs Hosts Integrative Biosciences Summer Program
06/13/2008 [-] Carroll Officials Begin Effort to Conserve Water
06/13/2008 [-] What's Biting? The Choice is Clear Go for Walleyes
06/13/2008 [-] Minister Opens Pounds 6m Science Centre
06/13/2008 [-] Deal Signed for 'North Temple Line'
06/13/2008 [-] Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish Like It Warm Catch of the Week
06/13/2008 [-] Browns Canyon Hardly a 'Wilderness'
06/13/2008 [-] Wildfires Force Evacuations, Threaten Homes
06/13/2008 [-] Art Sale at Southam
06/13/2008 [-] Smarty-Pants
06/13/2008 [-] Sea Dragon Pregnant - a Rare Feat
06/13/2008 [-] Small Bites, June 13, 2008
06/13/2008 [-] Aurora Basking in Bass
06/13/2008 [-] Admiral Bay Announces the Closing of Ft. Scott and BCPL Acquisitions
06/13/2008 [-] Danone Sells Stake in Bright Dairy and Food
06/13/2008 [-] Concerns as Object Floats Past Shuttle
06/13/2008 [-] King Abdullah University of Science and Technology Hosts Global Research Partnership Technical Symposium
06/13/2008 [-] China's pandas in danger
06/13/2008 [-] Aussie, Indonesia pledge climate cooperation
06/13/2008 [-] No miracle cures for real medical conditions
06/13/2008 [-] SURVIVAL
06/13/2008 [-] Launch of satellite to track sea levels set for June 20
06/13/2008 [-] Avant-Garde Marketing With a Social Conscience
06/13/2008 [-] Airport unveils debris radar
06/13/2008 [-] Science is About Open-Minded Inquiry
06/13/2008 [-] 16 Sea Lions Found Dead in L.B. And Seal Beach
06/13/2008 [-] Friday's Letters to the Editor
06/13/2008 [-] Rail Yard for Waste Gets City Approval
06/13/2008 [-] BRIEF 14 at Camp Treated for CO Poisoning
06/13/2008 [-] BRIEF Forecast Respite From Rain?
06/13/2008 [-] Paying for Precipitation?
06/13/2008 [-] BRIEF Flood Victims Fundraiser Today
06/13/2008 [-] LGBT Center to Hold Same-Sex Weddings
06/13/2008 [-] State Summaries NORTH CAROLINA
06/13/2008 [-] Drought Threatening Wheat Crop
06/13/2008 [-] NASA signs up new contractor to dress up astronauts for moon landing
06/13/2008 [-] Will it be Arts, Science or Commerce?
06/13/2008 [-] Ulysses the science legacy
06/13/2008 [-] PERSPECTIVES PLANETARY SCIENCE Enceladus--Oasis or Ice Ball?
06/13/2008 [-] SPECIAL FEATUREs SCIENCE CAREERS Sustaining Forests in a Changing World
06/13/2008 [-] SPECIAL FEATUREs SCIENCE CAREERS A Self-Made Climber
06/13/2008 [-] SPECIAL FEATUREs SCIENCE CAREERS Measuring the Impact of Invasive Plants
06/13/2008 [-] SPECIAL FEATUREs SCIENCE CAREERS An Adventurous Physicist
06/13/2008 [-] Science comes to the spa
06/13/2008 [-] School officials debate whether to allow chicken slaughter in science class
06/13/2008 [-] Health Science Center Plans New Master
06/13/2008 [-] Two new RSC Publishing titles to provide unique forums for interdisciplinary science
06/13/2008 [-] Untapped resource Can the Severn estuary bridge the UK's electricity gap?
06/13/2008 [-] Time for action on nuclear waste
06/13/2008 [-] Study links normal sleep to healthy aging
06/13/2008 [-] Debrett's draw up networking rules
06/13/2008 [-] NEWS ASIA Nepal Counts on Science to Turn Struggling Country Around
06/13/2008 [-] 5 Reasons Why Researchers Say The Happening Is Junk Science
06/13/2008 [-] U.S. retains global science, tech preeminence
06/13/2008 [-] ADHD Genetics Sometimes Beneficial 60-Second Science
06/13/2008 [-] Despite Recent Obits, U.S. Science and Engineering Remain Robust
06/13/2008 [-] Researchers look to B.C. lake in search for life on the red planet
06/13/2008 [-] Company's Donation Adds to Striped Bass at Clinton
06/13/2008 [-] BRIEF 5-Year-Old 'Critical' After Being Pulled From Lake Hope
06/13/2008 [-] Woods Fire Threatens Homes
06/13/2008 [-] Parks in Your Neighborhood Salmon Creek Community Club
06/13/2008 [-] BRIEF Conservation Groups Urge Protection of Lily Bay
06/13/2008 [-] Outdoors Mussel Scare at Flaming Gorge Reservoir
06/13/2008 [-] BRIEF Levy Breech in River Causes Bean Lake Flooding
06/13/2008 [-] Beach, Sun, Swimming All Part of a Day's Work
06/13/2008 [-] Celebrate Natural Treasure
06/13/2008 [-] EDITORIAL For Lakes' Sake, Take a Stake
06/13/2008 [-] Cyclist Pleads Guilty in Illegal Trail at China Camp
06/13/2008 [-] Flooding Breaches Levee North of Weston
06/13/2008 [-] Guiding Society Through Art and Science
06/13/2008 [-] Science for the poor
06/13/2008 [-] Internet giants end deal talks
06/13/2008 [-] Nepal Counts on Science to Turn Struggling Country Around
06/13/2008 [-] CLIMATE SCIENCE Clearing up Cloudy Data
06/13/2008 [-] MATERIALS SCIENCE Caged Protection
06/13/2008 [-] PLANT SCIENCE Coping with Heavy Metal
06/13/2008 [-] SCIENCE SIGNALING Making Sense of EPO Receptors
06/13/2008 [-] 'The Happening' and Plant Science
06/13/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 13 Jun 2008
06/13/2008 [-] Schools make math and science more engaging
06/13/2008 [-] Cares About Planning
06/13/2008 [-] 2012 Commission Presents a Columbus Bicentennial Blueprint
06/13/2008 [-] Panel Selects 5 Finalists for Traffic Tribunal Magistrate
06/13/2008 [-] Safety Social Postponed By Weather
06/13/2008 [-] Democrats Take Jab at Holders of Unused Oil Leases
06/13/2008 [-] Man dies after inhaling fungal spores
06/12/2008 [-] Equatorial Guinea Amnesty International Welcomes Release of 14 Prisoners of Conscience
06/12/2008 [-] MA Senate votes for 1 billion life science bill
06/12/2008 [-] IT-based library science course
06/12/2008 [-] ENVIRONMENT
06/12/2008 [-] ANATOMY
06/12/2008 [-] The Ultimate Theory of Science, Religion, Faith, Opinion, Facts, and Eternity?
06/12/2008 [-] Edwards Lifesciences Chairman and CEO Michael...
06/12/2008 [-] Maungatautari Deal in Pipeline
06/12/2008 [-] Summer Derbies Aid Fishermen, Fisheries
06/12/2008 [-] Santoft Farm Sold
06/12/2008 [-] Dairy Farm Research to Boost Value
06/12/2008 [-] The Grass is Always Greener
06/12/2008 [-] NOVA Chemicals Declares Quarterly Dividend
06/12/2008 [-] Enhanced Nerve Gas Monitoring, Warning Sought
06/12/2008 [-] Quake Death Toll Rising in China
06/12/2008 [-] NORTH TODAY Dam Good Show ; VOLUNTEERING
06/12/2008 [-] BRIEF Police Want Information in Gulfport Grand Larceny Case
06/12/2008 [-] WALES Native Trees to Replace Old Forest
06/12/2008 [-] Smell the Coffee and Wake Up.. ; HEALTH
06/12/2008 [-] Global Forests Play Key Role In Climate Change
06/12/2008 [-] Scientists Grow Plant From World's Oldest Seed and technology
06/12/2008 [-] US Space Agency Plans Solar Probe and technology
06/12/2008 [-] Astronomers Argue Pluto is a Planet
06/12/2008 [-] US detector sniffs out biological, chemical threats
06/12/2008 [-] Date palm tree grows from 2,000-year-old seed
06/12/2008 [-] Head for the Hills! Creatures Flee Global Warming
06/12/2008 [-] Extinct Tree From Christ's Time Rises From the Dead
06/12/2008 [-] New Flying Saucer Runs on Plasma
06/12/2008 [-] WWF-Canada Beaufort Sea Oil and Gas Sale Heightens Oil Spill Risk
06/12/2008 [-] Lowell Council Mulling New Trash Program
06/12/2008 [-] Sunken Boat at Twin Dolphin Leaks Diesel
06/12/2008 [-] Comment Period Begins on Large Wind Project
06/12/2008 [-] Selectmen Back Fund, Parking Price Hike
06/12/2008 [-] Out on the Limbs Once Again
06/12/2008 [-] Bill in Congress Aims to Ease N.C. Beach-Driving Strictures
06/12/2008 [-] Poem on the Boardwalks Makes a New Kind of Beach Read
06/12/2008 [-] Developer Seeks OK to Build on 163 Lots
06/12/2008 [-] Fuel Spills into Creek at Ft. Lee
06/12/2008 [-] Nutter Named One of Massachusetts' Top 20 ''Best Places to Work''
06/12/2008 [-] Unraveling Bacteria's Communication Pathways
06/12/2008 [-] Mountain Dinosaur Could Be A New Species
06/12/2008 [-] Pig Manure Could Be Fuel Of The Future
06/12/2008 [-] Ten Latin American Scientists Named 2008 Pew Fellows in the Biomedical Sciences
06/12/2008 [-] Derma Sciences CEO ED Quilty Discusses Company on BNN
06/12/2008 [-] Discovery astronauts enjoy one of the final days of mission to Space Station
06/12/2008 [-] Work of Ulysses solar probe will be coming to an end soon, NASA announces
06/12/2008 [-] Scientists grow date palm tree using ancient seed found at Masada site
06/12/2008 [-] Aquarium in Atlanta, Ga., announces rare sea dragon pregnancy
06/12/2008 [-] Junk Science Greens Thwart Gasoline Production
06/12/2008 [-] Palm grows from 2,000-year-old seed
06/12/2008 [-] Palm tree grown from 2,000-year-old date stone
06/12/2008 [-] That 'new shower curtain smell' gives off toxic chemicals, study says
06/12/2008 [-] Snack ad beamed to distant star
06/12/2008 [-] Residents ask EPA for tougher lead standards
06/12/2008 [-] Online letters wildly successful Science
06/12/2008 [-] Sarkozy asks IMF how to use oil profits for renewable energy government
06/12/2008 [-] Warning over EU roaming charges
06/12/2008 [-] Martek Biosciences-MATK to grow between 9%-11% in FY08-Conf Call
06/12/2008 [-] Beaded viruses and geology-inspired paintings show the art in science
06/12/2008 [-] 'Chatter Box' computer will unravel the science of language
06/12/2008 [-] Simple viruses almost perfect STAR SCIENCE By Eduardo A. Padlan, PhD
06/12/2008 [-] U.S. retains lead in worldwide science and technology
06/12/2008 [-] Invitrogen to buy Applied Biosystems for 6.4 billion
06/12/2008 [-] Science of Mentos-Diet Coke explosions explained of Mentos-Diet Coke explosions explained
06/12/2008 [-] YOUR ONE SENTENCE GUIDE TO THE SCIENCE WARS
06/12/2008 [-] Leaders With No Conscience Information Clearing House ICH
06/12/2008 [-] U.S. OKs global science online gateway
06/12/2008 [-] Red hot chillies go down nanotube
06/12/2008 [-] 'The Happening' A Conversation With Director M. Night Shyamalan Science Talk
06/12/2008 [-] Leaves Maintain Constant Temperature 60-Second Science
06/12/2008 [-] Manzi Science Without Experiments
06/12/2008 [-] Alcorn gets funding for applied science program
06/12/2008 [-] Head for the Hills! Creatures Run from Global Warming
06/12/2008 [-] Pipeline Company Sues Landowners
06/12/2008 [-] At the Time, They Said He Was Crazy
06/12/2008 [-] City Loosens Some Water Restrictions
06/12/2008 [-] Landscaping You Shouldn't Have
06/12/2008 [-] Mural Along McNab Has an Ocean View
06/12/2008 [-] Ozone Pollution Advisory Issued
06/12/2008 [-] Angler Registry Sought to Improve Fish Counts
06/12/2008 [-] Orem Beetle-Spraying to Resume
06/12/2008 [-] Proposed Gas Pipeline Raises Concerns
06/12/2008 [-] Memorial Ideas Are Sought for Fallen Tree
06/12/2008 [-] One-Man Debate in North Ogden?
06/12/2008 [-] State Shouldn't Execute an Incompetent Man
06/12/2008 [-] Agencies Lobby for Aid
06/12/2008 [-] Pulaski County Officials Investigate Discolored Water
06/12/2008 [-] Trout Group Focuses on Conservation
06/12/2008 [-] Sigma-Aldrich Sings Distribution Agreement With Plextronics
06/12/2008 [-] Cash crisis threat to Science Festival
06/12/2008 [-] Cuban Academy of Science, UNESCO Meet
06/12/2008 [-] Cooperation with Canada in science, technology
06/12/2008 [-] China counts down to manned space mission
06/12/2008 [-] Western Kan. Gets Drought Warning
06/12/2008 [-] Council Raises Property Charges
06/12/2008 [-] Who Are We and What Do We Want to Be?
06/12/2008 [-] Federal Judge Orders Polar Bear Decision Soon
06/12/2008 [-] Republican Senators Offer Bill to Increase US Supplies
06/12/2008 [-] Old Friends Remembered
06/12/2008 [-] Credential Courses and Exams
06/12/2008 [-] Library Corner
06/12/2008 [-] Environmental Matters
06/12/2008 [-] From Research to the Market
06/12/2008 [-] IEA says it will attend Jeddah oil talks
06/12/2008 [-] Officials Tornadoes kill 2 in northern Kansas
06/12/2008 [-] PROTEOME SCIENCES PLC Notice of Allowance for US Patent
06/12/2008 [-] PROTEOME SCIENCES PLC Notice of Allowance for US Patent
06/12/2008 [-] Source of tainted tomatoes in salmonella outbreak still unknown
06/12/2008 [-] Fewer students entering computer science programs
06/12/2008 [-] Inventor sees Web changing science, democracy
06/12/2008 [-] Lions in danger in Kenya's Amboseli park
06/12/2008 [-] Off San Clemente, an artificial reef is going up, er down
06/12/2008 [-] Tech Google co-founder Brin books space flight
06/12/2008 [-] Drug potency doubles
06/12/2008 [-] Sisters of the Holy Cross A History of Devoted Service
06/12/2008 [-] Lions in danger in Kenya's Amboseli park
06/12/2008 [-] U.S. retains global science and tech preeminence
06/12/2008 [-] Science center to close Saturday for concert
06/12/2008 [-] Research with industry can help engineering and science grow
06/12/2008 [-] Dishing the dirt on life within the soil
06/12/2008 [-] Recent studies from University of Lisboa add new data to life sciences
06/12/2008 [-] Northeastern signs lease at Christian Science Plaza
06/12/2008 [-] PC beats doctor in scan tests
06/12/2008 [-] Fossil finds are rabbit forebears
06/12/2008 [-] Bluetongue risk 'starts in April'
06/12/2008 [-] Pluto gets a new name plutoid
06/12/2008 [-] World 'needs new wildlife body'
06/12/2008 [-] Oculus Innovative Sciences posts results for ...
06/12/2008 [-] Science students lack essential skills
06/12/2008 [-] Amnesty International Welcomes Release of 14 Prisoners of Conscience in Equatorial Guinea
06/12/2008 [-] See Another Side of Welsh Coast From a Water Bus
06/12/2008 [-] Farmers Get Creative in Bid to Stay on the Land They Love
06/12/2008 [-] FWB Gives Initial OK to Yappy Hour Ordinance
06/12/2008 [-] Haverhill Rushes to Open Plug Pond Swimming Area
06/12/2008 [-] County Weighs Options on Fertilizer Regulations
06/12/2008 [-] Commons Drive Extension to Begin After Labor Day, Officials Say
06/12/2008 [-] Restart of Rosemont Mine 'Scoping' Rejected
06/12/2008 [-] Wayzata Bay Center Plan Will Go Forward
06/12/2008 [-] Aftermath of Wildfire
06/12/2008 [-] Generations Reunite in Destin to Hit the Sand
06/12/2008 [-] A Wait for That Jump in the Lake
06/12/2008 [-] Caltrans Earns More Environmental Top Honors
06/12/2008 [-] Smell Drives Residents From Homes Near Dairy
06/12/2008 [-] Drought Shuts World's Biggest Ranch
06/12/2008 [-] National Briefing SCIENCE Up and Running in Space
06/12/2008 [-] Ancient cave linked to early Christians
06/12/2008 [-] Mars lander fills test oven with pinch of soil; scientists do happy dance
06/12/2008 [-] MA House passes 1 billion life science bill
06/11/2008 [-] Bill to give science teachers more leeway on subjects sails through House
06/11/2008 [-] 'Crazy' Ant Populations Threaten Texas Ecosystem and technology
06/11/2008 [-] The science of policy
06/11/2008 [-] What is science, then?
06/11/2008 [-] Diamonds Show Source Of Platinum Deposits
06/11/2008 [-] Tree Leaves Have Their Own Thermostat
06/11/2008 [-] Die-Hard Grass On Bay's Shore
06/11/2008 [-] 3M OK'D for Dam Project
06/11/2008 [-] Realtors Environmental Award Deadline Looms
06/11/2008 [-] Hunsader Charged With Running Illegal Landfill
06/11/2008 [-] Namibia begins world's largest census of animals
06/11/2008 [-] 'Love hormone' helps people trust again
06/11/2008 [-] In photos 'USA Glast Launch'
06/11/2008 [-] In photos 'Space Shuttle Discovery Heads Home'
06/11/2008 [-] Plutoid?
06/11/2008 [-] Mars lander fills test oven with pinch of soil
06/11/2008 [-] Amarillo Biosciences Files Patent to Treat Obesity With Oral Interferon
06/11/2008 [-] Carnegie Science Center closed Saturday
06/11/2008 [-] LI-COR Biosciences Introduces Near-Infrared Small Animal Imager
06/11/2008 [-] Carnegie Science Center to be closed Saturday
06/11/2008 [-] Our College of Applied Sciences
06/11/2008 [-] Russia's president calls for Cyrillic Internet domain
06/11/2008 [-] Space shuttle leaves station, heads home
06/11/2008 [-] Pigs Pack Human Pathogens
06/11/2008 [-] Australian leader, in Japan, stands firm against whaling
06/11/2008 [-] First private space flight to ISS in 2011
06/11/2008 [-] Swedish tycoon defends interest in Amazon
06/11/2008 [-] Mass. House votes 138-17 for 1 billion life science bill
06/11/2008 [-] Electro-Optical Sciences-MELA provides MelaFind development update
06/11/2008 [-] Google co-founder pays 5M for seat on space flight
06/11/2008 [-] Pluto's name to be standard for new category of dwarf planets, astronomers say
06/11/2008 [-] Suppressing science
06/11/2008 [-] Science & Music Raising the roof
06/11/2008 [-] UK Fears grow that MRSA variant has entered food chain
06/11/2008 [-] Vegan girl, 12, 'has spine of 80-year-old' Times Online
06/11/2008 [-] Discovery Astronauts Returning Home and technology
06/11/2008 [-] Study Tree Leaves Have Built-In Thermostat
06/11/2008 [-] Science Could Explain Why Some Are Obese
06/11/2008 [-] The Miami Herald Ana Menendez Column
06/11/2008 [-] Battered, Then Submerged
06/11/2008 [-] Canada Thistle Now North Dakota's Most Invasive Weed
06/11/2008 [-] Head Back to the Beach With Style
06/11/2008 [-] U. Orders Hike in Students' Parking Fees As Public Transit Costs Rise
06/11/2008 [-] Spark a Debate With 'Barguments'
06/11/2008 [-] Raleigh Readies a Slap at Problem Landlords
06/11/2008 [-] From the Lab to the Library
06/11/2008 [-] The Wercs Hosts 11th Annual International User's Conference
06/11/2008 [-] Wisconsin Lake Now Scene of Devastation
06/11/2008 [-] Poor Harvests May Worsen Global Food Shortages
06/11/2008 [-] Equatorial Guinea Amnesty International calls for release of all prisoners of conscience
06/11/2008 [-] Discovery Heads Home After Delivering Kibo Science Lab
06/11/2008 [-] Seeking your help Have you had second thoughts about tattoos?
06/11/2008 [-] Science, Texas Style
06/11/2008 [-] Single-horned 'Unicorn' deer is found in Italy
06/11/2008 [-] Gamma Rays The Incredible, Hulking Reality
06/11/2008 [-] Museum Of Science Cutting Staff
06/11/2008 [-] Nasa telescope set for launch
06/11/2008 [-] Shuttle Discovery undocks from International Space Station
06/11/2008 [-] Discovery crew says 'sayonara' to space station
06/11/2008 [-] Peter Johnson Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab's Condensed Matter Physics & Materials Science Department
06/11/2008 [-] Amazing Robo-Fish Work Together
06/11/2008 [-] NYC museum returns ancestral remains to B.C. tribe
06/11/2008 [-] The business of life science in Israel
06/11/2008 [-] With lab delivered, shuttle to leave space station
06/11/2008 [-] EPA Order Aims to Avoid Trash-Laden Flood
06/11/2008 [-] Backtrack
06/11/2008 [-] CitySense becomes another addition on location-based mobile networking
06/11/2008 [-] River Lab Must Be Allowed to Live
06/11/2008 [-] Cornershot
06/11/2008 [-] Filing Period Over; Primaries Packed
06/11/2008 [-] BRIEF River Watch Co-Founder Pleads No Contest in Alcohol Case
06/11/2008 [-] Wednesday's Letters to the Edtor
06/11/2008 [-] Abortion Opponent Loses Stink Bomb Lawsuit
06/11/2008 [-] Fly Ash Regulations Don't Make Sense
06/11/2008 [-] Protecting Liquid Assets
06/11/2008 [-] Lift Oil Restrictions
06/11/2008 [-] Homeless Program is Denied Long Beach Site
06/11/2008 [-] From Microscopic Roe 50-Pound Whopper
06/11/2008 [-] Let's Hope They're Bluffing
06/11/2008 [-] JCSD Conditionally OKs Aquatic Center
06/11/2008 [-] Engineers Drain Lake Formed in Landslide
06/11/2008 [-] Full Court Pressure
06/11/2008 [-] The Marine Mammal Center Names Dr. Jeff Boehm As Executive Director
06/11/2008 [-] Boston's Museum of Science cutting staff
06/11/2008 [-] Whale slaughter US to plug loophole
06/11/2008 [-] Astronauts to depart space station
06/11/2008 [-] Mad cow myth or menace?
06/11/2008 [-] Smoking leads to early grave
06/11/2008 [-] Bone unveil theory of continental drift
06/11/2008 [-] EU robotics spending 'doubles'
06/11/2008 [-] A prestigious, science-and language-based high school yesterday and today
06/11/2008 [-] Istanbul Lisesi Turkish Youth in Science in German
06/11/2008 [-] 4-H 3M Announce New Science Competition
06/11/2008 [-] Indianapolis Life Science Website For Youth Receives High Honors
06/11/2008 [-] Farmers Turn to Science to Boost Crop Yields
06/11/2008 [-] Africa Science News Service
06/11/2008 [-] California Trail team finishes 34th in National Science Olympiad
06/11/2008 [-] FCAT science scores mediocre, but one school scores above rest
06/11/2008 [-] How Brain Hears Over Din 60-Second Science
06/11/2008 [-] Case Digests
06/11/2008 [-] Govt Plans Plantation on Private Land
06/11/2008 [-] Oklahomans Struggle to Keep Stream Water Permits
06/11/2008 [-] Wisconsin Officials Debate Best Way to Repair Drained Lake
06/11/2008 [-] BRIEF Fire Threatens Butte County Community of Palermo
06/11/2008 [-] Downed Trees in Oklahoma Have Few Consequences for Sellers
06/11/2008 [-] BRIEF 2 Rescued After Fishing Boat Sinks Near Sitka
06/11/2008 [-] Hunters Can't Blame Landowners, Missouri Supreme Court Says
06/11/2008 [-] Luxchem Confident of Maintaining Sales Growth
06/11/2008 [-] US moves to plug loophole for slaughter of whales
06/11/2008 [-] Science or religion? Bill brings up debate again
06/11/2008 [-] Killing the Fish to Save the Fish
06/11/2008 [-] Fancy a Working Holiday in Ireland?
06/11/2008 [-] Drought Forces Aerial Fireworks Ban
06/11/2008 [-] Suffolk to Appeal Judge's Work Status Bill Ruling
06/11/2008 [-] Wildlife Schemes Receive Cash Boost
06/11/2008 [-] Palmetto Bay Fire Station in Doubt After Zoning Change OKed
06/11/2008 [-] Science and Math Deficit Suburban Schools Need More Teachers
06/11/2008 [-] Recalled Scotts Fertilizers Posed No Added Risk, EPA Tests Find
06/11/2008 [-] Hopefuls Put Roads at Top of Agenda
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06/11/2008 [-] OncoMethylome Sciences Announces Licensing and Testing Agreement with Merck KGaA
06/11/2008 [-] ENOVIA Life Sciences Accelerator for Engineering Design
06/11/2008 [-] Jacqui Smith should review her conscience
06/11/2008 [-] New KLRI Reports Shows Longevity Science Moving Beyond Studying the Obvious to the
06/11/2008 [-] Art, Science Merge In Unique Exhibit
06/11/2008 [-] Audio The Fascinating World of Science and Technology
06/11/2008 [-] Science key to unlocking primary sector potential
06/11/2008 [-] Bad news in the science/science ed blogosphere
06/11/2008 [-] Living near green areas doesn't mean more exercise
06/11/2008 [-] Discovery set for return to Earth
06/10/2008 [-] Discovery Astronauts Prepare for Flight Home and technology
06/10/2008 [-] Curing diabetes, from pricks to pills
06/10/2008 [-] MA poised to become world leader in life sciences
06/10/2008 [-] Indiana Jones helps link tiger threat to global poverty
06/10/2008 [-] Surging Water Leaves Path of Destruction
06/10/2008 [-] Fresh Start for Preserved Land
06/10/2008 [-] Visiting an 'Accidental Wilderness'
06/10/2008 [-] Kyrgyzstan Reaches Electricity, Water Accords With Neighbours
06/10/2008 [-] S. Utah Water Pipeline Route Tour Precedes Public Meetings
06/10/2008 [-] Will Neighbors Object?
06/10/2008 [-] Former Laundry Site to Become Apartments
06/10/2008 [-] Dump Cleanup Makes Way for Business Park
06/10/2008 [-] Trickle-Down Economics Cheat the Poor
06/10/2008 [-] `Bizarre Irony' Seen in City on World Environment Day
06/10/2008 [-] Prehistoric Weapons Were Result of Experimentation
06/10/2008 [-] 'Tiger Wine' Being Sold at Chinese Animal Parks
06/10/2008 [-] Monkeys Found That Know How To Fish
06/10/2008 [-] Job Posting Science and Technology Corporation Multiple Positions
06/10/2008 [-] Why Did 32,000 Scientists Sign a Petition Dissenting From Global-Warming Consensus? Articles
06/10/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor Burma's elite help with aid
06/10/2008 [-] Schools Study Reveals Poor Knowledge of Science
06/10/2008 [-] Georgia Swimmer Dies at State Park
06/10/2008 [-] Countywide Fishing Tourney Excites Kids, Adults
06/10/2008 [-] Kansas City Area Wildlife Refuge Receives Tree-Mendous Gift
06/10/2008 [-] Taqa Opens Recycling Centres Across UAE
06/10/2008 [-] Lake Vanishes As Residents Watch; Some Schools Canceled Today
06/10/2008 [-] Death Toll Rises to 9 in East China Dragon Boat Race Accident
06/10/2008 [-] Wisconsin Lake Bursts Bank and Disappears
06/10/2008 [-] Judge Puts Wild West Property Back on Market
06/10/2008 [-] Young Angler Reels in Record Redear Sunfish at Private Pond
06/10/2008 [-] Another Fine Issued Over Tank Spill
06/10/2008 [-] Warning Signs Sought After Drowning at Dam
06/10/2008 [-] Rapid Retreat of Arctic Sea Ice Threatens Permafrost
06/10/2008 [-] Researcher Develops Dissolving Strips For Clinical Taste Tests
06/10/2008 [-] Corn Used for Much More Than Food and Fuel
06/10/2008 [-] Hollywood Adds Support to Global Tiger Initiative
06/10/2008 [-] HOK Selected as Architect for New Science Tower
06/10/2008 [-] G-8 ministers to confirm 'potent role' of science in global issues


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