Science News

10/28/2007 [-] Big animals pose big problems
10/27/2007 [-] Dr. Lewis F. Boddie, 94; pioneering physician, promoter of adoption
10/27/2007 [-] Arthur Kornberg, 89; Nobel laureate was the first to synthesize DNA
10/27/2007 [-] Anglers Warned of Risk to Health ; Parasite Can Harm People Who Eat Salmon
10/27/2007 [-] Lessons From the Past
10/27/2007 [-] Gardening Week in Erddig
10/27/2007 [-] NEWS IN BRIEF ; Appeals Court Lets LNG Project Continue
10/27/2007 [-] INTERNATIONAL San Diego Starting on Rebuilding
10/27/2007 [-] TRAVEL HIPPO HOORAY ; Big Game and Wide Open Spaces in Tanzania
10/27/2007 [-] Gardening Raking It in for Autumn ; REAP THE REWARDS OF RECYCLING
10/27/2007 [-] What to WATCH
10/27/2007 [-] U.S. Agencies Ramp Up Science, Technical Collaboration in Libya
10/27/2007 [-] Group calls for ban on dolphin therapy
10/27/2007 [-] Science & Technology News
10/27/2007 [-] China?s great science leap as India slackens
10/27/2007 [-] Oakland, S.F. facing environmental choices
10/27/2007 [-] Project Teaches Sixth-Graders Importance of Environment
10/27/2007 [-] TDC Lays More Groundwork for Destin Beach Restoration
10/27/2007 [-] Rain Good, but Lots More Needed
10/27/2007 [-] Blazing Balance
10/27/2007 [-] State Making a Splash into Real Fall Weather
10/27/2007 [-] Beaches of South Walton Branded As Relaxing and Calming
10/27/2007 [-] State Warns About Invasive Crayfish
10/27/2007 [-] Tourism Industry Gets Shot of Motivation at Annual Meeting
10/27/2007 [-] Council 'Gone Wild ?' N Not a Chance, Councilors Say of Web Site Invite
10/27/2007 [-] Groton Tackles Station Ave. Plan Monday
10/27/2007 [-] Local Group Presses County to Fix Problems on 30A Trail
10/27/2007 [-] BRIEF Correction
10/27/2007 [-] Astronauts revel in space station's new room
10/27/2007 [-] Astronauts Open New Room on Space Station and technology
10/27/2007 [-] Nobel laureate Arthur Kornberg dies
10/27/2007 [-] Becker Aims to Speed Up Transit Route
10/27/2007 [-] Support Group to Hold Transition Meet Nov. 4
10/27/2007 [-] Stark Remark Was Right On
10/27/2007 [-] Caption Only Bridge Work
10/27/2007 [-] Bonneville International Promotes 3 to V.P. Positions
10/27/2007 [-] First Unitarian Church Sets Night at Museum
10/27/2007 [-] County Gets Serious About Waste
10/27/2007 [-] Radio Address By the President to the Nation
10/27/2007 [-] Hospital Sale Proceeds May Be Used for Water
10/27/2007 [-] Preserve America
10/27/2007 [-] Suit Against FLDS Trust Going Forward
10/27/2007 [-] Reverse-911 Only in Part of the Sierra
10/27/2007 [-] China looks into 'extinct' tiger sightings
10/27/2007 [-] Scientists Some Neanderthals Were Red-Heads
10/27/2007 [-] Wolves Making A Comeback In Germany
10/27/2007 [-] Bhut Jolokia Earns 'Hottest Pepper' Honor
10/27/2007 [-] Solar team lights it up Down Under
10/27/2007 [-] Arthur Kornberg, Biochemist, Dies at 89
10/27/2007 [-] Area in brain could be key to addiction
10/27/2007 [-] Science on Back Burner at Schools
10/27/2007 [-] Ellsworth Logger Pleads Guilty to Not Paying for Trees
10/27/2007 [-] Report Faults State for Land Acquisition Process
10/27/2007 [-] Help Comes From Coast
10/27/2007 [-] Governor Vows to Cut Red Tape to SoCal Recovery
10/27/2007 [-] BRIEF Renew Your License Plates Online Starting Nov. 1
10/27/2007 [-] Resource Center Formed Group Will Seek Funding
10/27/2007 [-] Capital set to be branded Scotland's first 'science city'
10/27/2007 [-] Organization helps kids learn about science
10/27/2007 [-] Third of all primates face extinction
10/27/2007 [-] East Coast Soaking
10/27/2007 [-] Unknown Oily Substance Near Alcoa Said to Present No Danger
10/27/2007 [-] Covenant Thwarts Effort to Conserve Water
10/27/2007 [-] Neuse Volunteers Will Gauge Pollution
10/27/2007 [-] Proposed Ordinance Aims to Cut Bissonnet High-Rise Down to Size
10/27/2007 [-] Walking on the Watershed
10/27/2007 [-] Cash Flow Will Wash Away Woes
10/27/2007 [-] Students Learn Lesson That Chemicals Are All Around
10/27/2007 [-] Let's make science speak more people-friendly
10/27/2007 [-] Capital set to be branded Scotland's first 'science city'
10/27/2007 [-] Wesleyan College to Get 8 Million for Facility
10/27/2007 [-] Martyr ; Jailed for Cleanup
10/27/2007 [-] Three States Agree to Clean Up Big Sandy
10/27/2007 [-] Almost a Third of Primates Face Extinction, Report Says
10/27/2007 [-] Cypress Bioscience chairman/CEO sells 25,000 shares
10/27/2007 [-] Wet Northeast
10/27/2007 [-] Putting politics ahead of science
10/27/2007 [-] SA needs science intervention
10/27/2007 [-] • Junk Science California Fire Smokescreen
10/27/2007 [-] Astrology – the supreme science?
10/27/2007 [-] Experiment with mad science in Leawood
10/27/2007 [-] States Agree to Plan for Big Sandy River
10/27/2007 [-] BRIEF Man Dies in Kitchen Fire Accident
10/27/2007 [-] Lighter Winds Offer Hope That End to Fires is in Sight
10/27/2007 [-] BRIEF Misprint Leads Centurytel to Halt Phone Book Delivery
10/27/2007 [-] Commercial Benefits Through Composting
10/27/2007 [-] Amid Drought, Virginia Gets Ready for Wildfires
10/27/2007 [-] House OKs Protecting Va. Forest
10/27/2007 [-] Warner Chooses Global Warming As His Final Legacy Issue
10/27/2007 [-] Planners Sift Through 800 Suggestions for Bikeways
10/27/2007 [-] HTA Rolls Out New Regional Projects
10/27/2007 [-] Meetings Set for New River Management
10/27/2007 [-] Six Charred Bodies Found in Calif. Wildfires
10/27/2007 [-] Water Availability May Not Keep Up With Growth
10/27/2007 [-] Brown's Measure May Help Farmers Survive Bad Year
10/27/2007 [-] PSD Reveals Changes to Pesticide Review
10/27/2007 [-] Burglar With Conscience Returns Goods 31/08/07
10/27/2007 [-] The air won't do you good
10/27/2007 [-] MidwestBusiness.com Podcast, Vol. 24 New Council For Chicago Science
10/27/2007 [-] Chicken Little was right
10/27/2007 [-] State of Disaster Damage Costs to Top 1 Billion
10/27/2007 [-] City May Change or Repeal 150 Condo Fee
10/27/2007 [-] Fires Put Further Strain on State's Water Supplies
10/27/2007 [-] In Construction Mode, Astronauts Add to Station
10/27/2007 [-] The Astronauts of STS-120
10/27/2007 [-] The skeleton photographs of Patrick Gries
10/27/2007 [-] Mark Vernon Face to faith
10/27/2007 [-] Sputnik Left Legacy for U.S. Science Education
10/27/2007 [-] Paranormal investigators focused on the science, not the hype
10/27/2007 [-] Britain rejects arthritis drug
10/27/2007 [-] Bhut Jolokia earns hottest pepper honor
10/27/2007 [-] Montreal facing shortage in long-term care
10/27/2007 [-] Boom in biodefense labs sparks security debate
10/27/2007 [-] Wolves making comeback in Germany
10/27/2007 [-] NASA to Search Files on '65 UFO Incident
10/27/2007 [-] UPI NewsTrack Health and Science News October 27, 2007
10/27/2007 [-] Astronauts Add New Section to Space Station and technology
10/27/2007 [-] Fossil Find Proves to Be a Mystery
10/27/2007 [-] Nation Needs Trust Fund to Protect Its Lakes and Rivers
10/27/2007 [-] Calif. to Review Helicopter Issues
10/27/2007 [-] Bad science Some numbers in abortion debate just can't be relied on
10/27/2007 [-] Institute for Science and International Security logo
10/27/2007 [-] CropLife International statement regarding French regulatory proposals on plant science
10/27/2007 [-] U.N. report says planet at risk
10/27/2007 [-] Fed agency sees no link in cancer cluster
10/27/2007 [-] 'Science in everyday life'
10/27/2007 [-] Diet book author Judy Mazel dies at 63
10/27/2007 [-] Failure to Go Green 'is Threat to Mankind'
10/27/2007 [-] Insanity New Developments With Water in Short Supply
10/27/2007 [-] Threat to Survival of Humanity ; INTERNATIONAL
10/27/2007 [-] Think HalloGREEN
10/27/2007 [-] EUR100m to Green Jobs
10/27/2007 [-] A Great Autumn Tidy-Up ; Gardening
10/27/2007 [-] WALES A Green Light for Recycling Plant
10/27/2007 [-] BRIEF Supreme Court Temporarily Halts Abortion Grand Jury
10/27/2007 [-] BRIEF Workers 'Stream'-Line Efforts to Clean Up Local Shores
10/27/2007 [-] Help on Offer for Livestock Farms ; Farming
10/27/2007 [-] Albemarle Raises Prices of SAYTEX HP-900 Flame Retardant
10/27/2007 [-] Healthcare Firm in Bid for Top Award
10/27/2007 [-] Tribal Elders to Use Curse to Protect Hill
10/27/2007 [-] Projecting practical applications of science
10/27/2007 [-] Dozens of Species of Primates Are Under Threat, Study Finds
10/27/2007 [-] Do abortion debate numbers add up?
10/27/2007 [-] Popular Sciences Low-light DSLR camera comparison
10/26/2007 [-] Billionaire Science Projects
10/26/2007 [-] Science expo
10/26/2007 [-] Science quiz tomorrow
10/26/2007 [-] NASA to search files on UFO incident
10/26/2007 [-] US Investors with a conscience
10/26/2007 [-] M.P. to set up science and technology network
10/26/2007 [-] Canker Lawsuits Cut into Ability to Remove Trees, State Argues
10/26/2007 [-] Windfarm Plan
10/26/2007 [-] Fishing Report Big Bluefish Push Coming
10/26/2007 [-] November Will Bring Friendlier Conditions
10/26/2007 [-] Blanket Opposition to Extraction of Water
10/26/2007 [-] Mortgage Fraud Crooks, 'We Are Coming After You'
10/26/2007 [-] Yes on Question 4
10/26/2007 [-] Megayachts' Outsize Local Impact 732 Million
10/26/2007 [-] Rescuers Comb Gulf of Mexico for Survivors of Oil Rig Collision
10/26/2007 [-] Record Sale No Ordinary Property
10/26/2007 [-] Arch Chemicals, Inc. Declares Quarterly Dividend
10/26/2007 [-] Regenetech To Present Adult Stem Cell Update At 2007 Texas Life Science Conference
10/26/2007 [-] NASA to Look for Papers on UFO Incident
10/26/2007 [-] Hundreds of 'supermassive' black holes discovered
10/26/2007 [-] Web Counters Of The World Unite
10/26/2007 [-] Astronauts add Harmony to space station
10/26/2007 [-] Chunks of smashed moon
10/26/2007 [-] Evergreen shares up on earns, EverQ news
10/26/2007 [-] Malaria vaccine plant takes a gamble
10/26/2007 [-] Hottest Chile Pepper Shatters Record
10/26/2007 [-] Positive thinking doesn't stop cancer US scientists
10/26/2007 [-] No inaccuracies in broadcast of discredited consultant Science
10/26/2007 [-] US astronauts complete six-hour complex space walk
10/26/2007 [-] Shuttle launches despite bad weather
10/26/2007 [-] In Study of Human Patterns, Scientists Look to Bird Brains
10/26/2007 [-] Despite their complaints, elderly sleep just about as well as everyone else
10/26/2007 [-] Voters Make Quick, Shallow Decisions, Study Suggests
10/26/2007 [-] Why wonder pla
10/26/2007 [-] EntreMed's Drug Shows Promise in Renal Cancer Models
10/26/2007 [-] Perdue Advocates Statewide Water Plan
10/26/2007 [-] Area Roundup
10/26/2007 [-] State Faces Fire Danger As Cooler, Drier Air Arrives
10/26/2007 [-] Tests Rule Out Deadly Viruses in Channel Catfish Die-Off
10/26/2007 [-] If the UN Want Rockall, They Can Have It
10/26/2007 [-] Brief Trick or Treat
10/26/2007 [-] County School Buses Will Go Dirty
10/26/2007 [-] Kaine Cites Action on Immigration Issues
10/26/2007 [-] A Drop In A Bucket? We'Ll Take It
10/26/2007 [-] Rethinking Water Use
10/26/2007 [-] Catches of the Week
10/26/2007 [-] Dividend Declared By Albemarle
10/26/2007 [-] New Room Added to Space Station
10/26/2007 [-] Creation of new isotopes may offer clues to nuclear binding
10/26/2007 [-] Science in Action
10/26/2007 [-] In pictures Apollo 11
10/26/2007 [-] CMU given big grant for Life Sciences
10/26/2007 [-] Kyoto must go, science journal says
10/26/2007 [-] Mark Hemingway An Examination of Conscience
10/26/2007 [-] Science without laws
10/26/2007 [-] Why Beasts Stick Together
10/26/2007 [-] US Space Shuttle Discovery Astronauts Begin Spacewalk and technology
10/26/2007 [-] Racism, science, politics, and James Watson.
10/26/2007 [-] ScienceHack
10/26/2007 [-] PURE Bioscience to Present at Biocom Investors Conference
10/26/2007 [-] Cold spot could be relic of Big Bang
10/26/2007 [-] Stolen mobiles blocked within a da
10/26/2007 [-] MRI scan restrictions put on hold
10/26/2007 [-] Nearly one-third of primates in danger of extinction, conservationists say
10/26/2007 [-] Getting to the Core of Climate Change
10/26/2007 [-] Lawmakers Urge Land Transfers
10/26/2007 [-] Rains Offer Relief on Dry Spell
10/26/2007 [-] Carolyn Campbell a Driving Force for Conservation Plan
10/26/2007 [-] Fires' Toll Rises
10/26/2007 [-] 18 Law Agencies Create Marine Task Force
10/26/2007 [-] EDITORIAL Czar Chertoff
10/26/2007 [-] EDITORIAL Water - 'Wars' and Solutions
10/26/2007 [-] EDITORIAL Odd Man Out
10/26/2007 [-] Vandals Open Hydrant, Flood Foothills School
10/26/2007 [-] Fire Damage on Crops is 'Cataclysmic'
10/26/2007 [-] Misery Blooms Among Lotuses
10/26/2007 [-] Teens Ending Up in ER After Ingesting Jimson Weed
10/26/2007 [-] Milk Labelers Ordered to Halt Inaccurate, Misleading Claims
10/26/2007 [-] More Green Acres
10/26/2007 [-] Teen sheds weight using gadget
10/26/2007 [-] Astronauts extend space station
10/26/2007 [-] NASA Spaceline 28 September 2007 Current Space Life Science Awareness
10/26/2007 [-] WSU Med School Receives 4.8M Neuroscience Grant
10/26/2007 [-] Country a natural place for science
10/26/2007 [-] Sound of silence yields to science
10/26/2007 [-] Suven Life Sciences to develop therapy for HIV
10/26/2007 [-] Astronauts Prepare for First Spacewalk
10/26/2007 [-] Astronauts Prepare for 1st Spacewalk
10/26/2007 [-] Northwest corporate results Columbia Banking System, Northstar Neuroscience
10/26/2007 [-] Astronauts may grow and eat bugs during long space missions in future 0
10/26/2007 [-] Study Students not learning science
10/26/2007 [-] Roh declares full state support of science and technology
10/26/2007 [-] Kerala Offers land for Indian Institute of Science Education and Research
10/26/2007 [-] A New Kind of Science Author Pays Brainy Undergrad 25,000 for Identifying Simplest Computer
10/26/2007 [-] SSC part I science results announced
10/26/2007 [-] Japanese volunteer to promote science and tech
10/26/2007 [-] Overdue Rain Finally Arrives
10/26/2007 [-] KDHE Head Skips Coal-Plant Questions
10/26/2007 [-] Xcel Plant Passes Dioxin Test
10/26/2007 [-] Board OKs Interim Rules Against Fish-Killing Virus
10/26/2007 [-] City Settles Eminent Domain Case
10/26/2007 [-] Jo Ann Davis Defended Environment
10/26/2007 [-] Drought is Said to Help James / Lack of Rain Reduces River Pollution
10/26/2007 [-] Gouging Is Good
10/26/2007 [-] Training Building Helps on Fire Line
10/26/2007 [-] Irving science coach a superhero to students
10/26/2007 [-] Bellevue teacher's blend of science honored
10/26/2007 [-] Floods Trash, Reshape Miss. River Refuge
10/26/2007 [-] The Science Education Myth
10/26/2007 [-] Clueless About Preventing Coastal Erosion
10/26/2007 [-] Stick to Your Role As Guardian
10/26/2007 [-] Water at Reclaimed Coal Mine to Be Treated
10/26/2007 [-] More Evacuations in Arrowhead, San Diego
10/26/2007 [-] Michael Rennie, response There is much promise and little danger in bioengineering
10/26/2007 [-] Warming trends tied to big fires, scientists say
10/26/2007 [-] Study Says State's Students in Need of More Science
10/26/2007 [-] MCAS Science Test Results
10/26/2007 [-] Parents, Ex-Principal Put Together Hands-on Lab
10/26/2007 [-] Health Science Center hires its first COO
10/26/2007 [-] Homer-Center in training for science program
10/26/2007 [-] Space Docking, With Women at the Helm
10/26/2007 [-] James Watson Quits Post After Remarks on Races
10/26/2007 [-] Medieval Ruins Found Near Stockholm Castle
10/26/2007 [-] Evergreen Solar 3Q loss narrows
10/26/2007 [-] Evergreen Solar expects narrower 4Q loss
10/26/2007 [-] Red-haired Neanderthals?
10/26/2007 [-] Conservationists warn almost a third of all primates in danger of extinction
10/26/2007 [-] Natural decline 'hurting lives'
10/26/2007 [-] Daily Roundup
10/26/2007 [-] New Olmsted-Like Parkway Will Open the Waterfront
10/26/2007 [-] More Than Luck Needed to Avoid Future Water Problems
10/26/2007 [-] Mexican Trip is Now Convenient
10/26/2007 [-] On the Trail Frenchman's Bar
10/26/2007 [-] Fall Overlooked Timefor Walleye, Sauger
10/26/2007 [-] Wildfires a Threat to Water Supply
10/26/2007 [-] EDITORIAL Brower, Doyle for Water Board
10/26/2007 [-] Problem-Solvers Awarded for Their Efforts
10/26/2007 [-] SoCal Inferno Elicits Federal Response
10/26/2007 [-] Mun2 To Air in-Depth News Special Toxic City This is Where I Live
10/26/2007 [-] Investigation Shows How Arsonist Caused Fire
10/26/2007 [-] Stormwater Basin Aims to Halt Flooding
10/26/2007 [-] Four Days into the Wildfires Crisis, Bush Declares a Major Disaster
10/26/2007 [-] Trust Has Designs on Logo Challenge
10/26/2007 [-] Suit Aims to Block City's Expansion
10/26/2007 [-] Arsonists Sought in SoCal Wildfire
10/26/2007 [-] Environmental failures 'put humanity at risk'
10/26/2007 [-] Science Teachers Take UNMC's Message To Rural Nebraska
10/26/2007 [-] Democrats press White House on CDC testimony
10/26/2007 [-] Plum Pox Results Bring Good News to Pennsylvania Fruit Growers
10/26/2007 [-] Kaine Responds to Immigration Issues
10/26/2007 [-] Bennett to Advise Mitt
10/26/2007 [-] Public Safety Bond Essential to S.L.
10/26/2007 [-] Man Charged in Poisoning
10/26/2007 [-] Science Takes A Backseat In Bay Area Classrooms
10/26/2007 [-] Hollywood elite vie for meteorite
10/25/2007 [-] Cabinet nod for two more science education and research institutes
10/25/2007 [-] State Floats Plans for Reusing Water
10/25/2007 [-] Seeing Things in a New Way
10/25/2007 [-] Rebuild Megahomes? No
10/25/2007 [-] Cure for Epic Drought Could Be a 3.50 Fixture
10/25/2007 [-] California Fires Kill 1, Destroy Malibu Homes
10/25/2007 [-] Worldwide Market Research Report Lists Greenstone
10/25/2007 [-] '55 Science Paper Retracted to Thwart Creationists
10/25/2007 [-] Abandon Kyoto, scientists urge
10/25/2007 [-] Monkeys Show Machiavellian
10/25/2007 [-] Medical science park planned in Tiruvallur
10/25/2007 [-] Medical science park planned in Thiruvallur
10/25/2007 [-] Junk Science California Fire Smokescreen
10/25/2007 [-] Report Connects Red Hair to Neanderthals
10/25/2007 [-] Scientist retires from NY research lab
10/25/2007 [-] Ancient Clay Remedies Are Studied
10/25/2007 [-] New Tropical Disease Treatments Proposed
10/25/2007 [-] Gene switch altered sex orientation of worms
10/25/2007 [-] Shutting down deep brain region may help addicts study
10/25/2007 [-] For Science
10/25/2007 [-] Nod for two more science education, research institutes
10/25/2007 [-] BP to pay 373 million in federal probe
10/25/2007 [-] Storm pushes north; lighter winds SoCal
10/25/2007 [-] DNA pioneer retires following remarks on race
10/25/2007 [-] Wanted investors with a conscience
10/25/2007 [-] Can a Wildfire Ever Put Itself Out?
10/25/2007 [-] Visfatin study retracted from Science
10/25/2007 [-] Howtoons cartoon science project book
10/25/2007 [-] NASA looks at next space station component
10/25/2007 [-] Monkeys show Machiavellian intelligence
10/25/2007 [-] Some Neanderthals Were Redheads
10/25/2007 [-] Typhoon Muifa creating battering waves
10/25/2007 [-] Huge ash cloud as Indonesia's Mount Soputan erupts
10/25/2007 [-] Chunks of smashed moon detected in Saturn's rings
10/25/2007 [-] Heat Imaging May Aid Sleep Apnea Diagnosis
10/25/2007 [-] Sounds Influence What We Believe We See
10/25/2007 [-] Discovery Successfully Docks At The ISS
10/25/2007 [-] First IVM 'In Vitro Maturation' Babies Born In UK
10/25/2007 [-] Astronomer Dwarf Galaxies Are 'Eerie'
10/25/2007 [-] Quite a sight Scientists create tadpoles with extra eyes, even in the tail
10/25/2007 [-] China successfully launches 1st lunar probe as part of space exploration plan
10/25/2007 [-] Nobel-winning DNA scientist who made controversial race remarks retires
10/25/2007 [-] Hana Biosciences Achieves Clinical Progress for Alocrest
10/25/2007 [-] Warmer oceans could drive up CO2 levels
10/25/2007 [-] Science courses nearly extinct in elementary grades
10/25/2007 [-] James Watson, DNA pioneer, retires as lab chief after racial remarks
10/25/2007 [-] Bayer CropScience Plants Trees With Nitro Elementary School Students, Provides Free Environmental Education Materials
10/25/2007 [-] Rain forest tree makes potent antioxidant
10/25/2007 [-] Cosmology researchers ask for assistance
10/25/2007 [-] Soil also important for trees' fall colors
10/25/2007 [-] Indiana life science movement gains ally
10/25/2007 [-] First Land Creatures Saw in Vivid Color
10/25/2007 [-] James Watson Retires After Racial Comments
10/25/2007 [-] Nobel winner resigns amid racism furor
10/25/2007 [-] First IVM babies born in United Kingdom
10/25/2007 [-] Astronomer Dwarf galaxies are 'eerie'
10/25/2007 [-] Enzyme's role in heart disease identified
10/25/2007 [-] Tracking the Super Whoopers As They Fly to Ulster
10/25/2007 [-] Enviros Split on Prop. 200; Many on Fence
10/25/2007 [-] Raging Fires Just Too Big, Too Fast
10/25/2007 [-] EDITORIAL Nature 1, Homeowners 0
10/25/2007 [-] Prime Time for Fire Danger in S. Calif. Is Often in the Autumn
10/25/2007 [-] Food Notes Talk Like A Snob
10/25/2007 [-] Palm Beach High School Results and Schedules
10/25/2007 [-] Large Trees Are Losing Place in City
10/25/2007 [-] Grassfence Keeps the Soil in Place at Simbithi
10/25/2007 [-] House on West Ave. Designated As Historic Landmark
10/25/2007 [-] California State Park Off Limits for Off-Roaders
10/25/2007 [-] Coal Ash Landfill Project in Works
10/25/2007 [-] Judge Tosses California Vehicle Emissions Lawsuit
10/25/2007 [-] Emissions Dispute
10/25/2007 [-] Food Stamps Protect Corporate Farm Subsidies
10/25/2007 [-] Dow Reports Third Quarter Results
10/25/2007 [-] Smoke Gets In Everyone's Eyes — and Lungs — in China
10/25/2007 [-] Fear Is As Plain As The Nose On Your Face
10/25/2007 [-] Acupuncture Sticks It To Pain
10/25/2007 [-] Residents Seek Answers on Spill
10/25/2007 [-] China's Largest Freshwater Lake to Get Research Center
10/25/2007 [-] EDITORIAL County Should Place Priority on Protection
10/25/2007 [-] EDITORIAL More Green Acres More Green Acres
10/25/2007 [-] A wet start to the weekend
10/25/2007 [-] Thaw threatens coastal cities
10/25/2007 [-] Shuttle docks with space station
10/25/2007 [-] Twins usher in new fertility treatment
10/25/2007 [-] Migrating Birds Fatten Up in Big Apple
10/25/2007 [-] Gilead Sciences' Board Member Establishes Rule 10b5-1 Stock Trading Plan
10/25/2007 [-] Science Minister Seeks Private/Public Sector Partnership
10/25/2007 [-] Science courses nearly extinct in elementary grades, study finds
10/25/2007 [-] Creationists' claims prompt scientist to retract 52-year-old article
10/25/2007 [-] Men still rule in science, engineering
10/25/2007 [-] Cardiac kids must run and play like everyone else
10/25/2007 [-] Titanic to dock at science center
10/25/2007 [-] London oil price hits record high 86.28 dollars
10/25/2007 [-] Post-grad course on ECG, stress test, nuclear imaging
10/25/2007 [-] PURE Bioscience donates disinfectant to Qualcomm Stadium
10/25/2007 [-] EDITORIAL More Than Luck Needed to Avoid Future Water Problems
10/25/2007 [-] Official Says Thurmond Lake to Fall
10/25/2007 [-] Hunter Recovered From River
10/25/2007 [-] Bush Touts Protection for Birds, Fish
10/25/2007 [-] Yippee! ? Rain
10/25/2007 [-] Sheriff Candidates Boil Down Goals As Vote Nears
10/25/2007 [-] 55 Origin of Life Paper Is Retracted
10/25/2007 [-] Wildlife ; Worth Saving?
10/25/2007 [-] Wind-Whipped Fires Winning in California
10/25/2007 [-] Aid Sought to Battle Wildfires Resources Stretched Thin
10/25/2007 [-] Accused Molester Charged
10/25/2007 [-] Jean's Grove to Honor Slain Clerk
10/25/2007 [-] '55 'Origin of Life' Paper Is Retracted
10/25/2007 [-] NHS trust sending spies into clinics
10/25/2007 [-] Is it a car..is it a plane?
10/25/2007 [-] Climate Change Testimony Was Edited by White House
10/25/2007 [-] 11 Year-Old Is 'America's Top Young Scientist'
10/25/2007 [-] Thirty Extremists Tried in Kazakhstan Demand Open Proceedings
10/25/2007 [-] Firefighters Worry About California Blazes Shifting Direction
10/25/2007 [-] New Zealand's No-Policy Ag Policy Far From Perfect for Farmers
10/25/2007 [-] Largest LA Fire Nearly Half-Contained
10/25/2007 [-] Biofuels Boss Talks Corn, Water
10/25/2007 [-] UPI NewsTrack Health and Science News October 24, 2007
10/25/2007 [-] Return to GMT gets sleepers back in step
10/25/2007 [-] No case for earlier abortion limit, MPs told
10/25/2007 [-] For the first time, women rule in space
10/25/2007 [-] Twins born after new fertility treatment
10/25/2007 [-] Initial check finds no shuttle problems
10/25/2007 [-] In
10/25/2007 [-] Humans hard-wired for optimism, study finds
10/25/2007 [-] BRIEF State Unkechaugs Tribe Filled Wetlands on Reservation
10/25/2007 [-] Entries Due Soon for Habitat Contest
10/25/2007 [-] Palm Tree Removal for Wal-Mart Project Put on Hold
10/25/2007 [-] Beach Shorts
10/25/2007 [-] NMED Sues To Keep Report Closed ; Document Reviews Landfill Waste
10/25/2007 [-] Fires Menace Local Marine in San Diego
10/25/2007 [-] Sting Flees From Fires
10/25/2007 [-] Appeal Heard in Shopping Hub Flap
10/25/2007 [-] You Can See N.M. In Atlanta's Shrinking Lake
10/25/2007 [-] Residents Should Keep Up With Visioning Plan
10/25/2007 [-] Farming Low Stress in Hills for Flock and Visitors
10/25/2007 [-] Mitsubishi Gains Emission Rights in Uzbekistan
10/25/2007 [-] White House Cuts to Climate Testimony Raise Questions
10/24/2007 [-] The Science of Beauty
10/24/2007 [-] No stairway to heaven for U. of Sask. space design team
10/24/2007 [-] White House slashes CDC testimony on climate change health impacts
10/24/2007 [-] EU allows imports
10/24/2007 [-] Brain study Sleepy, grumpy and ... primitive?
10/24/2007 [-] Chunks of smashed moon detected in Saturn's rings
10/24/2007 [-] Titanic exhibit heads to Science Center
10/24/2007 [-] Pentagon seeks urgent funding for massive bunker busting bomb
10/24/2007 [-] TSUNAMI WATCH IN INDIAN OCEAN
10/24/2007 [-] Shuttle Inspected for Possible Damage
10/24/2007 [-] Nitrogen Oxide More Harmful Than Thought?
10/24/2007 [-] Underground CO2 Storage Study To Begin
10/24/2007 [-] Forest Fragmentation Impact Studied
10/24/2007 [-] Satellites Show Scope Of U.S. Wildfires
10/24/2007 [-] NASA Announces 2 Lunar Lander Competition
10/24/2007 [-] Controversial gene tests already used by Swiss
10/24/2007 [-] Arab Gulf countries consider breast cancer taboo
10/24/2007 [-] US hospitals should examine patients for dangerous staph 'superbug'
10/24/2007 [-] Science Express to visit 57 stations
10/24/2007 [-] Human Genome Sciences To Sponsor Conference Call To Discuss Third Quarter 2007 Financial Results
10/24/2007 [-] Sangamo BioSciences Reports Third Quarter 2007 Financial Results
10/24/2007 [-] Webcor Builders to Turn Keys over to California Academy of Sciences
10/24/2007 [-] Science writers learn about east side
10/24/2007 [-] French court blocks return of mummified Maori head
10/24/2007 [-] Brain regions responsible for optimism located
10/24/2007 [-] South Padre Island Receives 3 Million From GLO
10/24/2007 [-] Groton, Townsend Get 20G for Trail
10/24/2007 [-] ReportState Getting Ripped Off in Land Deals
10/24/2007 [-] Science Faction Appoints Imaging Veteran Charlie Sliwoski as VP
10/24/2007 [-] Critically Endangered Amur Leopard Studied
10/24/2007 [-] 'Propeller' moonlets strengthen theory of Saturn's rings
10/24/2007 [-] Why do People Choose to Live in Harm's Way?
10/24/2007 [-] Do birds, bees dance to same tune? How science goofed
10/24/2007 [-] China Launches First Moon Probe in Latest Space Exploration Effort and technology
10/24/2007 [-] State Panel Loosens 'Sunshine Law'
10/24/2007 [-] Harrison Residents Rail Against Landfill Plan
10/24/2007 [-] Urban Gardener Cleve West Waste Not, Want Not
10/24/2007 [-] Georgia Declares Emergency
10/24/2007 [-] Thailand Rising Sea Levels, Sinking Land May Swamp Bangkok
10/24/2007 [-] Two S.D. Fires Merge; 223,000 Acres Burned
10/24/2007 [-] Bush Declares Major Disaster in California
10/24/2007 [-] Accused Man Seeks Preliminary Hearing
10/24/2007 [-] Tougher Water Limits Predicted
10/24/2007 [-] 35.5M Bond Aims to Spur Land Conservation
10/24/2007 [-] Helix Project is in the Running for GBP25m Grant
10/24/2007 [-] Fire Breaks Out in Brush Near Residential Area
10/24/2007 [-] Solar Telescope Reaches 120,000 Feet on Jumbo-Jet-Sized Balloon
10/24/2007 [-] Image of the Day Wind-Shaped Arch
10/24/2007 [-] Satellite Video Shows Struggling Seas
10/24/2007 [-] Scientists Envision Growing Human Eyeballs
10/24/2007 [-] Female scientists, engineers earn less than male peers
10/24/2007 [-] Indonesia calls on developing nations to reduce emissions
10/24/2007 [-] Panel recommends flu vaccine nasal spray for children as young as 2, citing safety
10/24/2007 [-] New ovarian cancer therapy is developed
10/24/2007 [-] Firing clay may hike dioxin exposure
10/24/2007 [-] Nanoionics used to improve memory devices
10/24/2007 [-] Giant balloon, telescope rise 120,000 feet
10/24/2007 [-] New population of Iberian lynx found
10/24/2007 [-] St. Bernard breed Argument for evolution
10/24/2007 [-] New class of fuel cells is developed
10/24/2007 [-] 'The culprit is blond'
10/24/2007 [-] WSU school gets 4.8 million to study nerve damage
10/24/2007 [-] • 'ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN' THE SCIENCE BEHIND THE SANTA ANA WIND
10/24/2007 [-] WIBC Political Consultant and IUPUI Political Science Professor Brian Vargus offered his thoughts on
10/24/2007 [-] The pseudo-science hurting markets
10/24/2007 [-] Reese Road Garden Club gives science curriculum a practical application
10/24/2007 [-] MXODUS TOURING CAR related to the Science of our Lessons
10/24/2007 [-] • 'Cash crisis' for science centres
10/24/2007 [-] Picture-passwords being developed
10/24/2007 [-] Seas rise as earth warms, ice sheet melts
10/24/2007 [-] Mixing science and Buddhism
10/24/2007 [-] • Mixing science and Buddhism
10/24/2007 [-] New studies suggest sleep is vital to learning and memory
10/24/2007 [-] The Science of Obesity
10/24/2007 [-] China plans Wednesday launch
10/24/2007 [-] UPDATE 1-EU allows imports of four GMO crop products
10/24/2007 [-] Energy firm has high hopes for wind farm
10/24/2007 [-] EU allows imports of four GMO crop products
10/24/2007 [-] Winds still impact the California Fires
10/24/2007 [-] Ultra-strong body armour in sight
10/24/2007 [-] When Southern California burns, Long Beach gets the smoke
10/24/2007 [-] Mass extinctions coincide with warming study
10/24/2007 [-] US space shuttle Discovery lifts off
10/24/2007 [-] Science Museum and 3M team up to aid science teachers
10/24/2007 [-] La Crosse County Court
10/24/2007 [-] Wildfires Rage Across Malibu At Least 1 Death, 8 Injuries Reported
10/24/2007 [-] NatureScape Effort Pushes Eco-Friendly Landscaping
10/24/2007 [-] Salvesen Fined for Pollution
10/24/2007 [-] BRIEF Man Dies After Jumping From Moving Vehicle
10/24/2007 [-] Fundraising Continues for PdC Sculpture Park
10/24/2007 [-] Fall Soil Preparation Makes Spring Garden Chores Easier
10/24/2007 [-] Biodegradable Plastic but at What Cost?
10/24/2007 [-] Fashion with a conscience
10/24/2007 [-] Alameda Point Bird Refuge Not a Sure Thing
10/24/2007 [-] Whooping Cranes Confirmed
10/24/2007 [-] Government Refuses to Recognize Unique Salmon Species
10/24/2007 [-] ACC Concerned Over Reporting of Biomonitoring Results
10/24/2007 [-] Newest Fire Balloons to 23,000 Acres
10/24/2007 [-] Past mass extinctions coincide with hotter temperatures researchers
10/24/2007 [-] Notebook Council Formed to Promote Science in Chicago
10/24/2007 [-] Nigeria Adamawa Govt Procures Science Equipment
10/24/2007 [-] Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences Becomes a Heavenly Thing for Ladi Recac
10/24/2007 [-] Baby mammoth unearthed in Yamal is 37,000 years old scientists
10/24/2007 [-] Crews Begin to Raze OC Math and Science Building
10/24/2007 [-] Better news for Southern California
10/24/2007 [-] Science award winners inspired by Discovery
10/24/2007 [-] Candy calorie counter
10/24/2007 [-] Try these fun items instead of sweets for Halloween
10/24/2007 [-] Nature demands respect - or else
10/24/2007 [-] Parenting There's a range of ideas to help a child who is super sensitive
10/24/2007 [-] Intensive care Families form new support network to get through child health crisis
10/24/2007 [-] It still takes work to find thimerosal-free flu shots
10/24/2007 [-] This week's flu shot clinics
10/24/2007 [-] Dear Doctor Drinking water is one way to keep voice clear
10/24/2007 [-] Your body really may crave chocolate
10/24/2007 [-] Amgen wins anemia drug patent dispute with Roche
10/24/2007 [-] Age of Science and Reason
10/24/2007 [-] Sector Wrap Solar cell makers rise
10/24/2007 [-] Fence Post
10/24/2007 [-] BRIEF 'Beauties in All Religions'
10/24/2007 [-] Firefighters Await Break in Santa Ana
10/24/2007 [-] BRIEF Pedestrian Hit in Longs
10/24/2007 [-] BRIEF Fire Reported on North Side, No Injuries
10/24/2007 [-] Etna Selectmen Reinstate Fire Department
10/24/2007 [-] Development, Drought, Climate Change Contribute to Fire Risk
10/24/2007 [-] Congress Considers Plebiscite Option for Puerto Rico
10/24/2007 [-] Pelosi Statement on California Wildfires
10/24/2007 [-] Stars Flee Homes As Fires Rage Through California
10/24/2007 [-] WALES Free Compost Bins Will Boost Recycling
10/24/2007 [-] Locks & Loads Environmental Lock
10/24/2007 [-] Dedication of Waterfront Preserve is Wednesday
10/24/2007 [-] Why I Wish I Had Not Thrown That Pencil-Thin Salmon Back
10/24/2007 [-] Window Hose Ban
10/24/2007 [-] 'Wildlife Must Not Suffer in the Rush to Grow Biofuels'
10/24/2007 [-] Prescribed Burn For Bandelier Planned
10/24/2007 [-] WALES Drought Rule to Ban Window Cleaning
10/24/2007 [-] SOCIETY Autism Project of R.I. Fashion Show Benefits Camp
10/24/2007 [-] Ghost Boat Suspects to Stay in Jail
10/24/2007 [-] Global Warming Creating Public Health Woes, Senate Panel Told
10/24/2007 [-] Timberland, Hunting Property to Sell In Nov. 3 Auction
10/24/2007 [-] Farmers Praised
10/24/2007 [-] Measuring the visitors at Web sites can be a nefarious science
10/24/2007 [-] Study Candidate's Faces May Affect Voting
10/24/2007 [-] France heads toward cleaner existence
10/24/2007 [-] The Black Man's Burden And Legacy of 'Colonial Science' opinion
10/24/2007 [-] Warming could wipe out half species
10/24/2007 [-] Oil's return to Canadian Arctic is no stampede
10/24/2007 [-] Limits on children's cold tonics not seen as a cu
10/24/2007 [-] Child abuse sites reported daily
10/24/2007 [-] Climate change 'e
10/24/2007 [-] Facebook users at risk of ID theft
10/24/2007 [-] 'Better to send students to study space science'
10/24/2007 [-] Medical Journals Join To Fight Poverty
10/24/2007 [-] Portable Metabolism Monitor Sought
10/23/2007 [-] Facebook faces backlash Woman, 75, fined for smashing Comcast office Science
10/23/2007 [-] Christian Science Monitor Examines Challenges In Updating Veterans' Health Care, Disability Systems
10/23/2007 [-] Government's top science adviser says to cull badgers to stop bovine TB
10/23/2007 [-] Change a Light Bulb U.S. bus tour ends
10/23/2007 [-] Times Topics Forest and Brush Fires
10/23/2007 [-] Hospital Employees in Pasco Bring Spirituality and Science Together
10/23/2007 [-] New climate change rules for Man. could come this fall
10/23/2007 [-] Discovery Launches Into Orbit in Fla.
10/23/2007 [-] Experts Work to Identify Animal Remains
10/23/2007 [-] Science Congress in November
10/23/2007 [-] The Black Man's Burden And Legacy of 'Colonial Science'
10/23/2007 [-] 'Malaysian Gagarin' eyes return to space
10/23/2007 [-] Bush orders federal aid to battle California wildfires
10/23/2007 [-] Hana Biosciences-HNAB and Tekmira present interim Phase 1 clinical data
10/23/2007 [-] The American Chemistry Council Launches Two New Ads
10/23/2007 [-] Drought Slows Pollutant Runoff
10/23/2007 [-] Bangkok Seeks Way to Stem Rising Tide
10/23/2007 [-] Bush Rejects New England Governors' Call for Aid to Fisheries
10/23/2007 [-] Actio Corporation Announces Material Disclosure.Com
10/23/2007 [-] PCMC Signs New Client Contract With Sirius Chemical Group, Inc.
10/23/2007 [-] Sea Lion Tangled in Line Predicament Seen at Monterey Pier
10/23/2007 [-] Aged Mice May Hold Clues To Human Aging
10/23/2007 [-] NASA Reviews Airline Pilot Safety Survey
10/23/2007 [-] Pioneer heart patient marks field's 30-year history
10/23/2007 [-] Sinking Atolls Threaten Thousands in Papua New Guinea
10/23/2007 [-] Temperatures Drop Below Freezing
10/23/2007 [-] US Space Shuttle Discovery Lifts Off and technology
10/23/2007 [-] Sears, Computer Sciences settle dispute
10/23/2007 [-] Scientists design device to treat cells
10/23/2007 [-] Program gives virtual view of Epstein-Barr
10/23/2007 [-] Quantum laser nanoantenna demonstrated
10/23/2007 [-] Sugar may explain origin of Lafora disease
10/23/2007 [-] Satellites monitor California wildfires
10/23/2007 [-] 'Hope' the Russian cockroach gives birth to first space babies
10/23/2007 [-] Multimedia Feature The Shuttle Crew Speaks
10/23/2007 [-] Shuttle Discovery blasts off on formidable space station construction mission
10/23/2007 [-] First Malaysian astro
10/23/2007 [-] Poor Weather Could Delay Shuttle Launch and technology
10/23/2007 [-] Future fibre Getting to grips with the science behind super-strength fabrics
10/23/2007 [-] Genetic sex-determination changes studied
10/23/2007 [-] NASA uses new camera to plan Mars mission
10/23/2007 [-] Genes and viral load both affect HIV rates
10/23/2007 [-] Image of the Day Rare Leopard Captured
10/23/2007 [-] Civil War Soldiers Spread Lies to Keep Spirits Up
10/23/2007 [-] Shuttle Launches Despite Bad Weather
10/23/2007 [-] Work begins on new world-class science university
10/23/2007 [-] GlaxoSmithKline to settle dispute with Mylan over antidepressant
10/23/2007 [-] NASA blasts off on formidable space station construction mission
10/23/2007 [-] Oil Spills in River Sava Near Brcko, Bosnia-Hercegovina
10/23/2007 [-] Advocacy Day Set for Alzheimer's
10/23/2007 [-] Housing Market Faltering
10/23/2007 [-] Chair City OKs Water Restrictions
10/23/2007 [-] Clinic to Offer Free Lead Testing for Kids
10/23/2007 [-] LNR Property Corp. Acquires Phase I of Bangerter Crossing
10/23/2007 [-] EDITORIAL Water Out of Fish
10/23/2007 [-] Doolittle Defends Payment By County
10/23/2007 [-] Former Drug Official Jailed for Bribery in Northeast China
10/23/2007 [-] Wildfires Devastate Southern California
10/23/2007 [-] Mona Leaves Family High, Dry
10/23/2007 [-] Russell Seeks Action to Help More Raptors Survive
10/23/2007 [-] Fishing is Never Simple MEANWHILE
10/23/2007 [-] Afghans Assess Anti-Opium Sprays
10/23/2007 [-] Afghans Relax Opposition to Anti-Opium Herbicides
10/23/2007 [-] Discovery blasts off
10/23/2007 [-] University must continue arts and science programs task force
10/23/2007 [-] Space shuttle to carry Maine school banner into space
10/23/2007 [-] Weather May Delay Shuttle Launch
10/23/2007 [-] Siwell Middle teacher honored by science educators
10/23/2007 [-] Conservancy Secures 756 Acres in Buffalo County
10/23/2007 [-] First Malaysian astronaut 'living in a dream'
10/23/2007 [-] U.S. agency says lead content tests unreliable
10/23/2007 [-] Shuttle Launch Faces Rain Delay
10/23/2007 [-] Music sharing website closed down
10/23/2007 [-] science fair winners
10/23/2007 [-] Bursts of vibration can prevent fat in mice study
10/23/2007 [-] In graphics Space Station
10/23/2007 [-] China builds 1.5 km dam to protect dinos
10/23/2007 [-] Nine inconvenient truths for Gore/t
10/23/2007 [-] New O' Level Science Syllabi for Next Year
10/23/2007 [-] Law that has driven digital life
10/23/2007 [-] China builds 1.5 km dam to p
10/23/2007 [-] With the Help of GPS, Amazonian Tribes Reclaim the Rain Forest
10/23/2007 [-] SEED Brings Science to Life
10/23/2007 [-] Wildlife Not for Dinner Table
10/23/2007 [-] Meet Craig Venter and his designer bugs
10/23/2007 [-] 'Voodoo Science' Rejected
10/23/2007 [-] Human rights survey stinks Government effort riddled with bias, bad science
10/23/2007 [-] Worried by coal, 13-nation science panel calls for big boost in RD spending
10/23/2007 [-] Science Weekly for October 22 Fall of a legend
10/23/2007 [-] US science mission to promote sustainability
10/23/2007 [-] UH-Manoa offers hurricane 'science and policy' lecture
10/23/2007 [-] Honorary Doctorate of Science to Kalam
10/23/2007 [-] Sears and Computer Sciences settle contract dispute
10/23/2007 [-] Foundation grants 25 million to life sciences at CMU
10/23/2007 [-] State Gets 13.2 Million Grant For Math, Science Education
10/23/2007 [-] Rwanda New O' Level Science Syllabi for Next Year
10/23/2007 [-] Scientists ID enzyme that makes us unique
10/23/2007 [-] Life-sciences companies in spotlight at forum
10/23/2007 [-] Kalam conferred Honorary Doctorate of Science
10/23/2007 [-] Country Diligently Working to Promote Development of Science and Technology Minister
10/23/2007 [-] Fueling starts for space shuttle
10/23/2007 [-] Drought-Ridden Ga. Declares Emergency
10/23/2007 [-] Rising Water, Sinking Land Threaten to Swamp Bangkok
10/23/2007 [-] BRIEF Fire Levels Former Opera House in Waukon
10/23/2007 [-] BRIEF Bangor-Area Woman Charged in Home Drug Thefts
10/23/2007 [-] In Saugus, Fire is an Annual Rite of Suburban Life
10/23/2007 [-] Va. Wind Farm Criticizes Wildlife Protection Plan
10/23/2007 [-] National Forests Join Statewide Burning Ban
10/23/2007 [-] BRIEF Enid Man Found Drowned at Sooner Lake
10/23/2007 [-] `Shift Thinking on Agriculture'
10/23/2007 [-] Windblown soot, gas and dust pose threats
10/23/2007 [-] Kalam conferred Honourary Doctorate of Science
10/23/2007 [-] Surge in women choosing double mastectomies troubles doctors
10/23/2007 [-] Hanging with a genius Honored CMU professor loves 'CSI,' misses Guatemalan food
10/23/2007 [-] Seeing the carbon for the trees
10/23/2007 [-] In the Dreamscape of Nightmares, Clues to Why We Dream at All
10/23/2007 [-] The Astronauts of STS-120
10/23/2007 [-] From Faithful Dogs and Difficult Fish, Insight Into Narcolepsy
10/23/2007 [-] In Study of Human Patterns, Scientists Look to Bird Brains
10/23/2007 [-] MPs' concerns over carbon plan
10/23/2007 [-] Northern Ecological Associates Acquired By California Company
10/23/2007 [-] Weather is Concern for Tuesday Shuttle Launch and technology
10/23/2007 [-] Plant-based plastics carving larger niche
10/23/2007 [-] Centre for Life Calls for Museum Funding Parity
10/23/2007 [-] Upgrade Over Park Dangers
10/23/2007 [-] Menace Still Present on the Coast, 1 Month Later
10/23/2007 [-] The Power to Make a Difference
10/23/2007 [-] Britain Today Packed Britain
10/23/2007 [-] Eye in the sky for wildfire risks
10/23/2007 [-] Caribbean urged to face global warming
10/23/2007 [-] UPI NewsTrack Health and Science News October 22, 2007
10/23/2007 [-] Science adviser backs selective badger culls
10/23/2007 [-] Britain's Permira Announces Takeover of Japan's Arysta LifeScience
10/23/2007 [-] EPA Terminates Permits for EDS Waste Wells
10/23/2007 [-] Hope for a New Deal to Protect Our Birds of Prey
10/23/2007 [-] Virginia Drought Could Get Dire Soon
10/23/2007 [-] Families Flee From Wildfires
10/23/2007 [-] South State Infernos
10/23/2007 [-] OKC Aims to Rejuvenate Its 'Green Canopy'
10/23/2007 [-] Westchester Auctions to Sell 8,382 Acres in Three Days
10/23/2007 [-] Norman-Based SouthWest Nanotechnologies Reaches Financing Goal
10/22/2007 [-] Mona Lisa had eyebrows, lashes
10/22/2007 [-] Competent faces can swing voters, researchers say
10/22/2007 [-] Scientist
10/22/2007 [-] Busted Simple test can catch smokers who fib
10/22/2007 [-] 'Bye Bye Birdie' Starts Thursday
10/22/2007 [-] Air Board to Consider Composting Regulation, Again
10/22/2007 [-] Southwest China City to Invest in Major Environment Program
10/22/2007 [-] Reef Mystery Solved By Gene Discovery
10/22/2007 [-] Science Quiz
10/22/2007 [-] Broccoli sprout extract protects skin from UV rays
10/22/2007 [-] Designer bugs
10/22/2007 [-] Virtual Life Science Companies Launch and Tour
10/22/2007 [-] Hunt for lost da Vinci painting heats up
10/22/2007 [-] Animal Bioengineering Legal Issues Studied
10/22/2007 [-] New Role Found For Brain Protein Septin
10/22/2007 [-] Mikulski Slips Anti-Labor Amendment onto Commerce, Justice and Science Appropriations Bill
10/22/2007 [-] Russia's space city is frozen in time
10/22/2007 [-] Strong winds again tomorrow
10/22/2007 [-] Clean-air aid to Third World seen helping rich nations
10/22/2007 [-] Emotions Run Amok in Sleep-Deprived Brains
10/22/2007 [-] A nap may give your heart a rest
10/22/2007 [-] Worried by coal, 13-country science panel calls for big boost in R&D spending
10/22/2007 [-] Sea Change Celebrated As Clean Water Quest Goes On
10/22/2007 [-] Women Form Commercial Real Estate Chapter
10/22/2007 [-] Environment Protection Priority to Egypt
10/22/2007 [-] GF Jobs Agency to Vote on Northwood Assistance
10/22/2007 [-] Marinas OK'D, Grand Lake Project Moving Forward
10/22/2007 [-] UAE Launches Nation-Wide 'Ecological Footprint' Project
10/22/2007 [-] Water Restrictions Lifted for 6,000 Aqua Texas Customers
10/22/2007 [-] Funding urged for science centres
10/22/2007 [-] Science with Integral five years on
10/22/2007 [-] Worried by coal, 13-country science panel calls for big boost in RD spending
10/22/2007 [-] Designers bugs
10/22/2007 [-] Popular Science Invention Awards
10/22/2007 [-] Coal-burning power plants cause dangerous climate change
10/22/2007 [-] Positive thinking doesn't stop cancer US scientists
10/22/2007 [-] Prolacta Bioscience Processes 55,000 Ounces of Donor Breast Milk for International Breast Milk Proje
10/22/2007 [-] Positive thinking doesn't stop cancer US scientists
10/22/2007 [-] CSI-style studies awarded
10/22/2007 [-] China's lunar probe launch likely on Wednesday, weeks behind Japan
10/22/2007 [-] Worried by coal, 13-nation science panel calls for big boost in R&D spending
10/22/2007 [-] Weather forecast clouds shuttle launch
10/22/2007 [-] Energy poses major 21st century crisis scientists
10/22/2007 [-] Washington DC Becomes Solar Village and technology
10/22/2007 [-] Investment in Science and New Technology Considered Key Elements to Overcome Poverty in Africa
10/22/2007 [-] NASA opens new seed money COTS competition
10/22/2007 [-] Something Very Fishy Revealed about Human Fingers
10/22/2007 [-] Drought Can Destroy Biodiversity
10/22/2007 [-] Image of the Day Crystal Mystery Solved
10/22/2007 [-] Birth of Antarctic Iceberg Imaged from Space
10/22/2007 [-] Science facing funding crisis, MPs warn
10/22/2007 [-] FDA OKs Ixempra for advanced breast cancer
10/22/2007 [-] Erosion threatens Alaskans
10/22/2007 [-] MIT gets 20M for mental illness research
10/22/2007 [-] Scientists create gel that changes color
10/22/2007 [-] China to launch research satellite to Moon
10/22/2007 [-] Potential biodiesel nations are identified
10/22/2007 [-] New York taxi drivers brake for strike
10/22/2007 [-] Science chief urges badger cull
10/22/2007 [-] Audubon Center Planned
10/22/2007 [-] Annual Sandhill Crane Count Set for November
10/22/2007 [-] Britain Leads Efforts to Protect Threatened Migratory Birds
10/22/2007 [-] Powerful Winds Spur on Nearly a Dozen Blazes
10/22/2007 [-] Redondo Ruins Turned Over to Conservancy
10/22/2007 [-] TreeUtah Seeks Help in Planting Seedlings
10/22/2007 [-] EDITORIAL The Future
10/22/2007 [-] Roadwork to Delay Traffic in Zion Park
10/22/2007 [-] S.L. Giving Extra 900,000 to Leonardo
10/22/2007 [-] EDITORIAL 200 Doesn't Pass the Test
10/22/2007 [-] Fall Colors Are Always There - They're Just Hiding
10/22/2007 [-] Keep Transit As Priority
10/22/2007 [-] WRT Makes Drinking Water Safer for Sycamore, Illinois
10/22/2007 [-] LIVING IN LIMBO Affordable Housing is Still Scarce on Coast
10/22/2007 [-] EDITORIAL Ban Signals Awakening
10/22/2007 [-] Turning trash into power
10/22/2007 [-] Forecast worsens for Tuesday's planned liftoff of space shuttle in Florida
10/22/2007 [-] Rising seas threaten Bangkok
10/22/2007 [-] Issues Raised by Science and Technologyminister
10/22/2007 [-] CNN Parents Find Industrial Chemicals In Boy's Blood
10/22/2007 [-] NMR used to ID drug polymorphisms
10/22/2007 [-] Rising seas threaten Thai capital
10/22/2007 [-] MPs' concerns over UK carbon plan
10/22/2007 [-] Public says 'no' to badger cull
10/22/2007 [-] Badger cull 'low priority' for TB
10/22/2007 [-] Parents find factory chemicals in boy's blood
10/22/2007 [-] Reporting on a world of environmental woes, CNN takes stock in Planet in Peril
10/22/2007 [-] Science chief backs badger cull
10/22/2007 [-] LDK gets 534M deal with Canadian Solar
10/22/2007 [-] In vitro model created for arthritis study
10/22/2007 [-] Cashews used to trace ancient distribution


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