Science News

11/11/2008 [-] 'Renewable energy investment will save costs'
11/11/2008 [-] Cypress Bioscience, Inc. Announces Third Quarter 2008 Results
11/11/2008 [-] San Diego Makes Stem Cells a Rallying Cry for New Era in Life Sciences
11/11/2008 [-] Thoughts on Genes
11/11/2008 [-] Census of Marine Life What lurks under the sea?
11/11/2008 [-] Maldives Considers Buying Dry Land if Seas Rise
11/11/2008 [-] Basics Scientists and Philosophers Find That ‘Gene’ Has a Multitude of Meanings
11/11/2008 [-] Now The Rest of the Genome
11/11/2008 [-] The Promise and Power of RNA
11/11/2008 [-] PSE Orders Turbines For Wild Horse Expansion
11/11/2008 [-] All in the family scientists discover gene for cocaine addiction
11/11/2008 [-] Thirty species of sharks and rays threatened with extinction
11/11/2008 [-] National Policy Needed For Reliable Energy
11/11/2008 [-] Private Company Launches Its Rocket Into Orbit
11/11/2008 [-] Observatory Looking for Ice in a Moon Shadow, and Finding None
11/11/2008 [-] Forensic Work Named One Of The Best 2008 Inventions
11/11/2008 [-] Mars Lander Succumbs to Winter
11/11/2008 [-] Mars Lander Mission Appears to be Over
11/11/2008 [-] Icy Slush Chills Blood to Save Lives
11/11/2008 [-] Mountain Gorillas Affected By War In Congo
11/10/2008 [-] Taking A New Approach In Early Warning For Tsunami
11/10/2008 [-] Philosophy and Computer Science Revisited
11/10/2008 [-] Stop Government Interference With Science
11/10/2008 [-] NASA Has Its Closest Look at Geysers on Saturn Moon
11/10/2008 [-] On science education
11/10/2008 [-] Caliper Life Sciences-CALP reports Q3 EPS 1c vs. consensus of
11/10/2008 [-] Umbilical cord blood may help build heart valves
11/10/2008 [-] Crestor trial Statins for even more people?
11/10/2008 [-] Did North Korea fake photos of Kim Jong-il?
11/10/2008 [-] Obama admin would create new 'new media'
11/10/2008 [-] Uttarakhand to get Science City
11/10/2008 [-] Jamaica to Import 60000 Tonnes of Rice from Guyana in 2009
11/10/2008 [-] USRA Division of Space Life Sciences Celebrates 25th Anniversary
11/10/2008 [-] Observatory Uncovering the Mystery of the Worm Charmer
11/10/2008 [-] Sharks In Danger Due To Over Fishing In North Atlantic
11/10/2008 [-] Helicopters Collect Whale Snot from Blowholes
11/10/2008 [-] Mountain gorillas at mercy of Congo war factions
11/10/2008 [-] Europe space chief seeks 9 bln euros, Mars rover delayed again
11/10/2008 [-] Over-fishing puts sharks at risk study
11/10/2008 [-] Tillage And Rotation Impacts Peanut Crops
11/10/2008 [-] Children#x27;s hospitals winning support
11/10/2008 [-] Forensic technique 'among the best'
11/10/2008 [-] Adventurer demands more green action
11/10/2008 [-] Women In Science To Be The Focus Of Rosalind Franklin Society Board Meeting
11/10/2008 [-] Florida Bishop Counsels Biden to Examine Conscience before Communion
11/10/2008 [-] Obama, Bush to hold symbolic White House talks
11/10/2008 [-] The Carbon Footprint of Wine
11/10/2008 [-] Heartbeats may power future pacemakers
11/10/2008 [-] Nurses make medicine most sexual science of all
11/10/2008 [-] CNN The Price Of Our Oil Addiction
11/10/2008 [-] Satellite Images Help Aid Groups Track Atrocities
11/10/2008 [-] U. Science Day attracts 500
11/10/2008 [-] Science pays off for human guinea pigs
11/10/2008 [-] Artist's vision Decode color perception
11/10/2008 [-] Are you in danger?
11/10/2008 [-] Memory Pharmaceuticals Announces Six Abstracts Accepted for Presentation at Society for Neuroscience Meeting
11/10/2008 [-] Headphones near heart could cause problems
11/10/2008 [-] Science camp leader recovering after Va. shooting
11/10/2008 [-] Columbia University to Host Surface and Colloid Science Events
11/10/2008 [-] Science aims to boost world's food security
11/10/2008 [-] UC Merced student hurt in science lab explosion
11/10/2008 [-] Local performance groups have arts promotion down to a science
11/10/2008 [-] More cash may flow for science, research
11/10/2008 [-] Fishing threatens North Atlantic sharks
11/10/2008 [-] Science can solve many of the world€™s woes €” and create more
11/10/2008 [-] Organic food may not be worth the price
11/10/2008 [-] Credit crunch could boost science sector
11/10/2008 [-] World oil prices up on OPEC chief's remarks
11/10/2008 [-] Stargazing Venus and Jupiter offer prime time viewing this month
11/10/2008 [-] Headphones can interfere with some heart devices, study says
11/10/2008 [-] Studies Vitamins don't prevent heart disease
11/10/2008 [-] Study upends cardiac science
11/10/2008 [-] How Great Leaders Evolved
11/10/2008 [-] Fox Chapel science student fails to advance
11/10/2008 [-] Toys can help spot autism early study
11/10/2008 [-] Bullies' sadism unmasked
11/10/2008 [-] Good service Hey, it isn't rocket science
11/10/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 10 Nov 2008
11/10/2008 [-] After winning the US election, what will Barack Obama mean for science
11/10/2008 [-] CNN Scientists Find Octopus 'Expressway'
11/10/2008 [-] Tests on cell therapy to fight HIV
11/10/2008 [-] New IVF test increases pregnancy chances, say researchers
11/10/2008 [-] Down syndrome advocates praise new law
11/10/2008 [-] 'Madagascar' roars to top of box office
11/10/2008 [-] New road gritters unveiled
11/10/2008 [-] High blood pressure during pregnancy
11/09/2008 [-] Science taps into ocean secrets
11/09/2008 [-] Ocean wonders counted in massive census
11/09/2008 [-] Statins found to prevent arterial inflammation, heart attacks
11/09/2008 [-] Headphones 'affect heart devices'
11/09/2008 [-] Fox Chapel Area student earns scholarship for science project
11/09/2008 [-] ‘Sea Monster On Verge Of Extinction In Mexico City
11/09/2008 [-] A fillip to study in non-clinical sciences
11/09/2008 [-] Obama to use executive orders for immediate impact
11/09/2008 [-] Researchers Focus On The New Science Of Epigenetics
11/09/2008 [-] Stars in the sea Ocean census finds new wonders
11/09/2008 [-] Incredible Deep-Sea Discoveries Announced
11/09/2008 [-] Nanogenerators Be your own power plant
11/09/2008 [-] Does a much-hyped cancer treatment actually make tumors get bigger?
11/09/2008 [-] A look at Endeavour's 7 astronauts
11/09/2008 [-] Science can solve many of the world¡¦s woes ¡X and create more
11/09/2008 [-] Crestor halves heart risks in people with normal cholesterol, study says
11/09/2008 [-] Study shows wider benefits of statins, and wider markets
11/09/2008 [-] Out There Space Traffic Control System Needed
11/09/2008 [-] 8 Ways to Go Green and Save Hundreds
11/09/2008 [-] Paloma weakens to a tropical storm after battering Cuba
11/09/2008 [-] What Color is the Number 7?
11/09/2008 [-] Mexican gray wolf making her mark at Eureka research center
11/09/2008 [-] Flinders Ranges creature had eight arms
11/09/2008 [-] Credit crunch could boost science sector analysts
11/09/2008 [-] Woman to give birth after first ovary transplant pregnancy
11/09/2008 [-] Migraine's silver lining
11/09/2008 [-] How To Live Without Gas
11/09/2008 [-] Science vs Religion
11/09/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 9 Nov 2008
11/09/2008 [-] City Lights Prescience came in form of comic tale
11/09/2008 [-] Rice University students trying to develop beer to cure ills
11/09/2008 [-] As DNA test backlogs soar, U.S. cuts funding
11/09/2008 [-] James C. Warf dies at 91; Manhattan Project chemist became peace activist, USC professor
11/09/2008 [-] Combining art and science to create books about nature
11/09/2008 [-] OSU program teams up girls with science
11/09/2008 [-] Amazon balancing act
11/09/2008 [-] Chandrayaan's journey to lunar orbit
11/09/2008 [-] Internet resources for green living
11/09/2008 [-] Why letting it rot is good
11/09/2008 [-] As demand grows, so does availablity of fuel-efficient cars
11/09/2008 [-] Making 'sustainability' a complete world view
11/09/2008 [-] Foods grown locally provide a cornucopia of choices for eating healthfully, safely
11/09/2008 [-] 25 ideas to make your home greener
11/09/2008 [-] Hybrids' tax credits coming to an end
11/09/2008 [-] Green cleaning products all the rage
11/09/2008 [-] All the little bits add up
11/09/2008 [-] Symptoms of global warming overrun Greenland
11/09/2008 [-] Energy stars may not be all they say they are
11/09/2008 [-] Average-speed cameras plan
11/09/2008 [-] Convention on ‘Science for Peace’ tomorrow
11/09/2008 [-] 7-Nov-08 Future Obama abortion legislation will violate conscience rights, PRI president says
11/09/2008 [-] Migraines may cut breast-cancer risk
11/09/2008 [-] Science magazine honors Noble Foundation in Ardmore
11/09/2008 [-] A science without a deadline
11/09/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor Breakfasts Are Still On
11/09/2008 [-] Andre Geim receives Koerber European Science Award for graphene work
11/08/2008 [-] Hurricane Paloma pummels Caymans, churns toward Cuba
11/08/2008 [-] Science expo
11/08/2008 [-] Patients being moved to the new, improved - smaller - County-USC
11/08/2008 [-] Former head of UCI anesthesiology department accused of negligence, incompetence
11/08/2008 [-] Cutting down on overcrowding at County-USC
11/08/2008 [-] Tardy Medicare reimbursements are hurting doctors in California, Nevada and Hawaii
11/08/2008 [-] OPEC president won't rule out another output cutback
11/08/2008 [-] Human transplant organs from pigs within three years...
11/08/2008 [-] A load of bull? Cows blamed for global increase in methane emissions
11/08/2008 [-] NASA Develops New Technique for Measuring Glaciers
11/08/2008 [-] Study Most Drivers Disobey Speed Limits
11/08/2008 [-] Houston educator wins Science Teacher of the Year
11/08/2008 [-] Paleontologists Question 'Dinosaur Dance Floor' Theory
11/08/2008 [-] Scientists c
11/08/2008 [-] ALBAIK sponsors 3rd International Conference of Food Science and Nutrition held in Cairo
11/08/2008 [-] Hurricane Paloma eyes Cuba as it becomes a Category 4 storm
11/08/2008 [-] Physical Sciences
11/08/2008 [-] Rosalind Franklin Society board meeting to focus on women in science
11/08/2008 [-] FBI reveals science behind anthrax investigation
11/08/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 8 Nov 2008
11/08/2008 [-] Fantasy and science fiction lsquo;The Devil's Eye' and lsquo;All the Windwracked Stars'
11/08/2008 [-] Meeting Reports On Teaching Of Science And Maths In English To Be Scrutinised
11/08/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor Changes How It Delivers The News
11/08/2008 [-] Vegas scientist finds microbes deep inside Earth
11/08/2008 [-] Ancient stalagmite in China offers clues on monsoons, politics
11/08/2008 [-] Mass launch is part fun, science, record try
11/08/2008 [-] Energy bugs food goes in, oil comes out
11/08/2008 [-] Worker finds new way to cover his butt
11/08/2008 [-] Nature may ease ADHD symptoms
11/08/2008 [-] Princeton Political Science Professor Melissa Harris Lacewell On Race And Prop 8
11/08/2008 [-] Teen's research may improve diagnosis of prostate cancer
11/08/2008 [-] Science or sham?
11/08/2008 [-] US Voters Weigh in on Gay Marriage, Abortion states
11/08/2008 [-] National Science Council to cooperate with Leibniz
11/08/2008 [-] Book Review All in a Day?s Work Careers Using Science by Megan Sullivan
11/08/2008 [-] Integra LifeSciences swings to 3Q loss
11/08/2008 [-] Telecoms firm creates 500 jobs
11/08/2008 [-] Brain Scans Show Bullies Enjoy Pain Of Others
11/08/2008 [-] World Science Day on Nov 10
11/08/2008 [-] Weekly Science Blog Roundup
11/08/2008 [-] Jackie's tale sets alarm bells ringing
11/08/2008 [-] Teachers Creationism Belongs in Science Class
11/08/2008 [-] Women's hands have more kinds of bacteria than men's, study finds
11/08/2008 [-] New Fighter Jet Controversial Future of the U.S. Fleet
11/08/2008 [-] ADHD in Adults
11/08/2008 [-] Video Robot Guitar The Next Step in Tuning Up
11/08/2008 [-] Florida Targets 75% Recycling Rate by 2020
11/08/2008 [-] Speculation swirls about Obama's EPA and FDA heads
11/07/2008 [-] Sea Snakes Prefer To Drink Freshwater
11/07/2008 [-] Sea Voyage To Reveal Clues To Ancient Migration
11/07/2008 [-] Al Gore Urges Obama To Move Swiftly On Energy
11/07/2008 [-] California Milk Advisory Board Embarks on China Trade Mission
11/07/2008 [-] Wetland Loss Hammers Lake Winnipeg and Manitoba's Environment
11/07/2008 [-] Sunlight Key Factor In Ocean Circulation
11/07/2008 [-] Temperature Changes Alter Turtle Nesting Dates
11/07/2008 [-] Palo Alto College recruits more math, science majors
11/07/2008 [-] Tainted heparin seized from Ohio company
11/07/2008 [-] Wine diet in a pill Mice stay trim and fit on drug
11/07/2008 [-] Brain, spinal cord injuries could be helped by nerve re-growth technique
11/07/2008 [-] Human rights launch U.N. declaration to become truly 'universal'
11/07/2008 [-] WITH ALL DUE RESPECT, IT'S ABSOLUTELY NOT ROCKET SCIENCE
11/07/2008 [-] Scientists Map Whole Genome of Cancer Patient
11/07/2008 [-] EPA Mercury Not Needed in Many Consumer Products
11/07/2008 [-] A campaign loss for science writer Carl Zimmer's dad
11/07/2008 [-] Dinosaur experts bust up prehistoric party theory
11/07/2008 [-] Mexican 'water monster' threatens to vanish
11/07/2008 [-] Bionic hand recognized as top invention
11/07/2008 [-] Hurricane Paloma shaping up to be a 'major' Caribbean storm
11/07/2008 [-] The Day After Science in the Obama Administration
11/07/2008 [-] Lippincott Williams Wilkins Selected as Publisher of the Journal of Neuroscience Nursing
11/07/2008 [-] Science Past Science Past for November 22, 1958
11/07/2008 [-] Gluten-Free Diet Fad Downplays Medical Science
11/07/2008 [-] JPS plans community science forum
11/07/2008 [-] National Science Council to cooperate with Leibniz Association
11/07/2008 [-] Obama And Science What's On The Agenda?
11/07/2008 [-] Deaf Get Election News from Radio at Election Night Party and technology
11/07/2008 [-] Cloned hormone gives cows more milk
11/07/2008 [-] International Eppendorf-Science Award Won By BCM Neuroscientist
11/07/2008 [-] Animal rights activist convicted of contempt of court
11/07/2008 [-] Lack of Genetic Diversity Potential Threat to Chicken Flocks and technology
11/07/2008 [-] Dry Spells May Have Led To Fall Of Asian Dynasties
11/07/2008 [-] Feds Nail OC Sheriff Justice or Abuse?
11/07/2008 [-] Aceto Announces Fiscal 2009 First Quarter Results
11/07/2008 [-] Steamy Magazines Make Men Feel as Bad As Women
11/07/2008 [-] Rice University students hope BioBeer can fight disease
11/07/2008 [-] The evolution of science teaching
11/07/2008 [-] Honda Unveils New Robot Walker and technology
11/07/2008 [-] BioDelivery Sciences-BDSI to meet with FDA on Onsolis
11/07/2008 [-] New Beauty Machine Makes Everyone Gorgeous
11/07/2008 [-] Angola Angola and Vietnam Cooperate in Science, Technology
11/07/2008 [-] U. Science Day will be Saturday
11/07/2008 [-] Database lists Royal Mail war dead
11/07/2008 [-] SPECIAL ISSUE Perspective Biology, Politics, and the Emerging Science of Human Nature
11/07/2008 [-] SUPPLEMENT BUSINESS OFFICE FEATURE Life Science Technologies MicrofluidicsBringing New Things to Life Scie
11/07/2008 [-] BOOKS ET AL. HISTORY OF SCIENCE The Kingdom of Plants
11/07/2008 [-] BOOKS ET AL. HISTORY OF SCIENCE The Great American Pantheist
11/07/2008 [-] Doorstep Astronomy The Autumn Dipper
11/07/2008 [-] Bullies Enjoy Seeing Others Suffer
11/07/2008 [-] Teens do not see science as route to good career
11/07/2008 [-] Wearable device helps users walk
11/07/2008 [-] A New Perspective on Frontiers of Science
11/07/2008 [-] What annoys us? At the end of the day, it's not rocket science
11/07/2008 [-] Microsoft Takes Computer Science Into Fight Against HIV
11/07/2008 [-] Blue Ash forms new Life Sciences Collaborative
11/07/2008 [-] Scientists say peridotite rock can soak up CO2
11/07/2008 [-] Robert H. Foote dies at 86; Cornell researcher laid groundwork for cloning of animals
11/07/2008 [-] Sea Snakes Seek Out Freshwater To Slake Thirst
11/07/2008 [-] Kids Family Tykes can explore 'Awesome Outer Space' at Science Center
11/07/2008 [-] Detroit expo's video games and experiments get kids hooked on science
11/07/2008 [-] Artificial intelligence chat program fools testers at British university
11/07/2008 [-] Optic nerves regrowth raises hope for blind
11/07/2008 [-] Creationism should be taught as science, say 29% of teachers
11/07/2008 [-] MicrofluidicsBringing New Things to Life Science
11/07/2008 [-] Science Future Science Future for November 8, 2008
11/07/2008 [-] Cosmic Log Science in the Obama era
11/07/2008 [-] Science in the Obama era
11/07/2008 [-] IT novices 'waste two hours a week'
11/07/2008 [-] Sever Drought Changes Nature As Much As Global Warming
11/07/2008 [-] Why Are Lips Red?
11/07/2008 [-] Cosmetic Surgery Sales Sag
11/07/2008 [-] Science Map Of Cancer Cell DNA Offers Hope
11/07/2008 [-] Inspirational Golfers Draw Attention to Tournament's Mission
11/07/2008 [-] Teenagers' negative view of science
11/07/2008 [-] Was That a Real Hologram on CNN?
11/07/2008 [-] WHO Warns of Cholera and Measles Epidemics in DRC
11/07/2008 [-] Scientists Identify Gene Linked to Speech Impairment in Children
11/07/2008 [-] Gay Rights Supporters Challenge California Marriage Ban issues
11/07/2008 [-] Stalin Still Remembered in Georgia issues
11/07/2008 [-] Science teachers host informative seminar
11/07/2008 [-] Value of Life Science Patents Teleconference for Attorneys Valuation Experts
11/07/2008 [-] SPACE
11/06/2008 [-] Michael Crichton Leaves Long Legacy in Science and Tech Fiction and Film
11/06/2008 [-] Science fair inaugurated
11/06/2008 [-] Supremes on Science
11/06/2008 [-] CLIMATE SCIENCE Warming Vapors
11/06/2008 [-] FEI's Titan Krios TEM Selected by Life Science Research Centers in Asia
11/06/2008 [-] Science Past Science Past for November 8, 1958
11/06/2008 [-] MATERIALS SCIENCE Sizing Up the Foam
11/06/2008 [-] Mystery 'Gunshot' Sounds Are Whale Threats
11/06/2008 [-] Injected Hormones From Cloned Cows Increase Milk Output
11/06/2008 [-] Scientists Must Be Thorough While Measuring Extinction
11/06/2008 [-] Taliban Set Woman on Fire for Crime of Social Science Research
11/06/2008 [-] The Science of Motion Sickness
11/06/2008 [-] Lemmings Decline In Norway Due To Global Warming
11/06/2008 [-] Harnessing CO2 With Rocks
11/06/2008 [-] Sounds like a Strad? Must be the mushrooms
11/06/2008 [-] Students learn science by visiting Black Hole at NSU
11/06/2008 [-] The Science Behind Michael Crichton's Thrillers
11/06/2008 [-] Gulfport Energy Reports Third Quarter 2008 Results
11/06/2008 [-] Gamers get to run down Clarkson
11/06/2008 [-] World's Peat Bogs Could Release Carbon Into The Atmosphere
11/06/2008 [-] Qatar Petroleum Plans Billion Petrochemicals Project
11/06/2008 [-] Obama's Most Important Science Decision Picking EPA Head
11/06/2008 [-] Ernst Stuhlinger's Science Contributions to be Recognized
11/06/2008 [-] Kenneth From 30 Rock Hotter In Real Life, But Just As Southern Celebrity Science
11/06/2008 [-] Michael Crichton Science inspired his fiction
11/06/2008 [-] NSF grant to launch undergrads from Case Western Reserve into math and science teaching
11/06/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 6 Nov 2008
11/06/2008 [-] Some ID cards available next year
11/06/2008 [-] Road runner rage
11/06/2008 [-] Dead People in 1700s Were the First Celebrities
11/06/2008 [-] Gene Mapping Becoming Cheaper
11/06/2008 [-] Mutations found in cancer victim's DNA
11/06/2008 [-] Migraines associated with lower risk of breast cancer
11/06/2008 [-] Cancer genome decoded, revealing clues to its roots
11/06/2008 [-] Benue Okays Establishment of Science Primary Schools
11/06/2008 [-] Migraines Cut Breast Cancer Risk
11/06/2008 [-] Bionic arm in year's top inventions
11/06/2008 [-] Science specialist makes herself at home at Sewell
11/06/2008 [-] Science, curiosity fueled prolific author
11/06/2008 [-] Angola Science Minister at Nuclear Technology Exhibition
11/06/2008 [-] Life science researchers buy Titan microscope
11/06/2008 [-] science illustrated november/december 2008
11/06/2008 [-] Eighth rocket launch in one year
11/06/2008 [-] Shuttered science museum plans fall '09 reopening under new name
11/06/2008 [-] Nigeria Benue Okays Establishment of Science Primary Schools
11/06/2008 [-] Algae fuel science chalks up federal, private funding
11/06/2008 [-] Michael Crichton, the million-selling author of such historic and prehistoric science thrillers as '
11/06/2008 [-] Flexible schedule helps Woods score high on PAWS science
11/06/2008 [-] Science in search of the top banana, EU
11/06/2008 [-] Milton Historical Society launches series on science history today
11/06/2008 [-] Michael Crichton, million-selling science-fiction author, dies at 66
11/06/2008 [-] Interactive, satellite TV meets school science
11/06/2008 [-] Students in 'Weird Science' Halloween party arrested
11/06/2008 [-] Neanderthals in Gibraltar 'enjoyed broad menu'
11/06/2008 [-] COSI levy gets OK; Toledo science museum to reopen by fall 2009
11/06/2008 [-] The master of weird science
11/06/2008 [-] People's Republic of China joins WorldWideScience Alliance
11/06/2008 [-] Ivan, what's that chewing sound?
11/06/2008 [-] DNA adds new twist to dating online
11/06/2008 [-] Can the little blue pill treat a stroke?
11/06/2008 [-] Cops mistake science party for terrorists
11/06/2008 [-] Children take hands-on approach at launch of Science Week
11/06/2008 [-] Teachers go hi-tech
11/06/2008 [-] Deputy principal vies for science award
11/06/2008 [-] Jogger Runs a Mile with Rabid Fox on Arm
11/06/2008 [-] Informex to Introduce the GreenExchange at InformexUSA
11/06/2008 [-] Scientists look for chemicals of love
11/06/2008 [-] Crichton A Legacy of Sci-Fi Thrillers
11/06/2008 [-] Pinpointing The Perfect Golf Swing
11/05/2008 [-] Big Night for Obama Also Brings Changes for Science
11/05/2008 [-] BioPartnering North America Offers Unique Presenting Opportunities for Innovative Life Science Companies
11/05/2008 [-] Birla Science Centre painting contest winners
11/05/2008 [-] NASA's Unveils New Lunar Rover and technology
11/05/2008 [-] Obama on science, in his own words
11/05/2008 [-] Argentine cow clones may help boost milk output
11/05/2008 [-] COSI levy gets OK; Toledo science museum to reopen
11/05/2008 [-] Junk DNA Proves Useful
11/05/2008 [-] African, Asian join the library of genomics
11/05/2008 [-] Fresh bid to reduce animal testing
11/05/2008 [-] New Mexico Voters Defeat Spaceport America Measure
11/05/2008 [-] Proposed Law Bans Testing On Apes In Europe
11/05/2008 [-] Obama on science, in his own words on science, in his own words
11/05/2008 [-] Forecast More Killer Tornadoes Strike at Night
11/05/2008 [-] This year's Antarctic ozone hole is 5th biggest
11/05/2008 [-] Simulation may help solve mystery of dark matter
11/05/2008 [-] New detergent washes away stains of murder study
11/05/2008 [-] Bayer CropScience and the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences signed Memorandum of Understanding
11/05/2008 [-] Your Odor Unique as Fingerprint
11/05/2008 [-] Species protection group tusked over ivory sales
11/05/2008 [-] This year's Antarctic ozone hole is 5th biggest
11/05/2008 [-] Health calendar 11/5/08
11/05/2008 [-] Frozen tissue used to clone a mouse
11/05/2008 [-] Flu shot clinics 11/5/08
11/05/2008 [-] Technology extending shelf life for fresh foods
11/05/2008 [-] Fitness calendar 11/5/08
11/05/2008 [-] Hybrids Could Up Pepper Production In Southwest
11/05/2008 [-] SHAC Attack Scary Science Week Global Roundup
11/05/2008 [-] Coral Reefs Discovered In Deep Ocean
11/05/2008 [-] 12,000-year-old Shaman Burial Site Discovered
11/05/2008 [-] China to step up cooperation with developing world science group
11/05/2008 [-] Plum Creek to Webcast Annual Investor and Analyst Meeting
11/05/2008 [-] IBAMA Grants Preliminary License to Porto Do Itaqui TPP
11/05/2008 [-] Great Apes Debate leads to EU testing ban proposal
11/05/2008 [-] Hadron Collider sparks great fear of the unknown
11/05/2008 [-] Science seeks top banana
11/05/2008 [-] Credit Crisis May Drive Solar Industry Consolidation
11/05/2008 [-] Bhutan Transitions to New King, Heralding New Democratic Era
11/05/2008 [-] Europe Markets Falter Despite Gains in Asia, Obama Victory
11/05/2008 [-] Democrat Gains in Congress Clear Way for Party Agenda
11/05/2008 [-] Right formula for science talk
11/05/2008 [-] Jurassic Park, the Sequel
11/05/2008 [-] The science of romantic chemistry
11/05/2008 [-] Struggling to sleep? Try this sexy solution
11/05/2008 [-] Figuring out meltdown is no rocket science
11/05/2008 [-] Science in search of the top banana'
11/05/2008 [-] A closer look at the germs on your hands
11/05/2008 [-] Could cloning experts bring back mammoths?
11/05/2008 [-] Mars Rover Heads to a New Crater
11/05/2008 [-] Breaking down barriers People who work as support staff get upgrade with CCAC program
11/05/2008 [-] Dear Doctor Low-profile virus can be serious for pregnant women, babies
11/05/2008 [-] Kids' anxiety symptoms when to seek help
11/05/2008 [-] HEALTH
11/05/2008 [-] Obama on Science
11/05/2008 [-] Turning On Virus Power
11/05/2008 [-] 120,000 cartoons free online
11/05/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 5 Nov 2008
11/05/2008 [-] DR Congo chaos
11/05/2008 [-] Science & the Public From Aerators to Rust âEUR New Lead Risks
11/05/2008 [-] Colombian Army General Resigns and conflict
11/05/2008 [-] This year's ozone hole over Antarctica is 5th biggest on record
11/05/2008 [-] Supreme Court weighs lawsuits against drug makers
11/05/2008 [-] Depression during pregnancy tied to premature deliveries
11/04/2008 [-] This year's Antarctic zone hole is 5th biggest
11/04/2008 [-] Science exhibition inaugurated
11/04/2008 [-] New Coating Allows Solar Panels To Capture More Energy
11/04/2008 [-] Science exhibition bares great ideas of little school children
11/04/2008 [-] Report Space Shuttle Retirement Date in Jeopardy
11/04/2008 [-] Science and Technology Can Boost Post-Conflict Economic Recovery UN
11/04/2008 [-] Study finds women have a greater variety of bacteria on their hands than men
11/04/2008 [-] Obesity-fighting drug developed
11/04/2008 [-] Science Policy and the Media Presentations and Workshops
11/04/2008 [-] Science in Search of the Top Banana
11/04/2008 [-] Conscience in the voting booth
11/04/2008 [-] Food safety needs public science
11/04/2008 [-] Science and technology can boost Angola’s post-conflict recovery UN
11/04/2008 [-] Growing slums 'face water crisis'
11/04/2008 [-] Angola Science and Technology Can Boost Post-Conflict Economic Recovery UN
11/04/2008 [-] New bacterium offers disease hope
11/04/2008 [-] Minerals point to wetter Mars
11/04/2008 [-] IBM to get £1m of public money
11/04/2008 [-] Extinct animals may be back but don't hold your breath over mammoth
11/04/2008 [-] The Science of Stress
11/04/2008 [-] Strange Sand Ripples on Mars Explained
11/04/2008 [-] David Salt is 'worth his salt,' says Science magazine
11/04/2008 [-] Computers crack jokes in unusual artificial intelligence test
11/04/2008 [-] Program brings students to Minot base for science
11/04/2008 [-] Prophecies and power
11/04/2008 [-] Red red whine
11/04/2008 [-] Miracle of science
11/04/2008 [-] Jacques Piccard dies at 86; scientist and underwater explorer
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11/04/2008 [-] Scientists clone mice from deep freeze bodies
11/04/2008 [-] Funding Pours in for Green Valley Initiative
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11/04/2008 [-] Mideast science centre opens in Jordan
11/03/2008 [-] Drum Makers Risk Possible Anthrax Infection
11/03/2008 [-] Q & A When Scum Is Skimmed Off Homemade Soup, What Nutrients Are Lost?
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11/03/2008 [-] Cardiac Science appoints Dave Marver COO
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11/03/2008 [-] The Sweet Side Of Science
11/03/2008 [-] Tasmanian Devils Could Be Gone in 20 Years
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11/03/2008 [-] Space Station Trash Burns Up Over South Pacific
11/03/2008 [-] Space junk falls to Earth
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11/03/2008 [-] Spacecraft Transmital Of New Mercury Photos
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11/03/2008 [-] Organizations Urge Next President to Move Swiftly on Science Adviser and Science-Related Issues
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11/03/2008 [-] Jonathan Glancey on Renzo Piano's Academy of Sciences
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11/02/2008 [-] Earth getting 'overcrowded'
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11/02/2008 [-] Robots, Mayan mummies spark a yen for science
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11/02/2008 [-] Go forth and multiply, says Oxford's new Professor for the Public Understanding of Science
11/02/2008 [-] Go forth and multiply, says Oxford's new Professor for the Public Understanding of Science
11/02/2008 [-] Ban on primate experiments would be devastating, scientists warn
11/02/2008 [-] Terrorists try to infiltrate UK's top labs
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11/01/2008 [-] Masdar Institute Of Science And Technology hosts inaugural Board Of Trustees meeting
11/01/2008 [-] MILESTONE 1,000 Giant Bluefin Tuna Tagged
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11/01/2008 [-] Pfizer CEO Kindler Calls for More Science, Less Politics at FDA
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11/01/2008 [-] Police Science teacher caught smoking pot behind schoolHouston police said Susan Michael, a fourth
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11/01/2008 [-] Catherine Dube Wins the 2008 CFI Science Writing Award
11/01/2008 [-] New Saudi university opens science to women
11/01/2008 [-] /C O R R E C T I O N - Ontario Science Centre/
11/01/2008 [-] Fly Ash Class Action Settlement Announced
11/01/2008 [-] ATF Arson Dog Retires
11/01/2008 [-] Goodall Branches into Humanitarian Cause
11/01/2008 [-] Science & the Public Lead-free? Faucets are anything but
11/01/2008 [-] A new chapter in science and technology at Huntington Library
11/01/2008 [-] 75 Million Pet Sterilization Contraceptives for Cats and Dogs
11/01/2008 [-] Swatting attacks on fruit flies and science
10/31/2008 [-] Observatory Bat Disease Fungus Identified
10/31/2008 [-] Sabertooth 'Tigers' Were Social Beasts
10/31/2008 [-] New Exhibit Showcases 'Beautiful Science'
10/31/2008 [-] Rare reptile nesting in New Zealand
10/31/2008 [-] Vernacular schools prefer Maths, Science in mother tongue
10/31/2008 [-] Pork Producers EPA CAFO Rule to Have Big Impact
10/31/2008 [-] Science & the Public Faucets Destined for Brassy Changes
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10/31/2008 [-] Police Science teacher caught smoking pot behind school
10/31/2008 [-] Enhancing expertise of Computer Science faculties
10/31/2008 [-] Team Gathered To Map Ecosystem Services
10/31/2008 [-] Prehistoric-Age Reptile Eggs Discovered In New Zealand
10/31/2008 [-] Rare Leopard Found In Russia
10/31/2008 [-] Scientist Model Glacier's Life
10/31/2008 [-] Cash is its own reward
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10/31/2008 [-] The puzzle of frozen gas
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10/31/2008 [-] Otzi, the prehistoric 'iceman,' probably has no modern descendants
10/31/2008 [-] A Maybe Planet, Orbiting Its Maybe Sun
10/31/2008 [-] New Cost Overrun Bedevils Planned Mission to Mars
10/31/2008 [-] The Long Countdown Russia Leads Way in Space Tourism With Paid Trips Into Orbit
10/31/2008 [-] Trick and Treat with 'green' chocolate and spooky reading
10/31/2008 [-] Hospitals make pitch for Ohio science museum
10/31/2008 [-] Hubble Telescope takes great shots, but must wait for fixes
10/31/2008 [-] Cigarroa decides to leave Health Science Center presidency post
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10/31/2008 [-] Australia becomes link in Indian-Pacific tsunami warning network with national center opening
10/31/2008 [-] Hope for spinal injury victims
10/31/2008 [-] Seamen left their mark
10/31/2008 [-] Finnish IT Center For Science Upgrades Cray Supercomputer To One Of Europes Most Powerful
10/31/2008 [-] Art, science and alchemy of US elections
10/31/2008 [-] Saint Louis Science Center-James S. McDonnell Planetarium
10/31/2008 [-] #x27;Quest#x27; probes Bay Area science classes
10/31/2008 [-] Junk Science IgNobels for Obama
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10/31/2008 [-] New Science And Conservation Foundation Based At Bristol Zoo
10/31/2008 [-] Enrolments in Year 12 science and maths plunge
10/31/2008 [-] Rare, prehistoric-age reptile found nesting in New Zealand
10/31/2008 [-] Upsurge of West Nile virus linked to foreclosures, study finds
10/31/2008 [-] NASA regains contact with lander
10/31/2008 [-] Sony faces new laptop battery scare
10/31/2008 [-] Vice President calls for public science awareness
10/31/2008 [-] Martian winter effects lander
10/31/2008 [-] Giant bat makes a comeback
10/31/2008 [-] Quakes give trampoline effect study
10/31/2008 [-] Liberal rally at Science World
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10/31/2008 [-] Genes inherited from ancient Phoenicians found in many men around the Mediterranean
10/31/2008 [-] Ice man 'became extinct'
10/31/2008 [-] State of Bay-Delta Science Book Fact or Fiction?
10/31/2008 [-] Hubble Space Telescope works, but NASA says repair mission delayed
10/31/2008 [-] NEWS FOCUS SCIENCE IN CHINA You Say You Want a Revolution
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10/31/2008 [-] U.S. Department of Energy is sponsoring the inaugural Science + Energy Research Challenge
10/31/2008 [-] Material Sciences Corporation Announces Agreements to Sell Coil Coating Facility and Related Equipment
10/31/2008 [-] Turning Clocks Back May Help Your Heart
10/31/2008 [-] Ancient Phoenician Genes Live on Today
10/31/2008 [-] The Truth About Muslims in America
10/30/2008 [-] European Commission authorises the use of Bayer CropScience
10/30/2008 [-] Science quiz for school students
10/30/2008 [-] Aspiring lunar entrepreneurs contract for help from NASA
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10/30/2008 [-] Authority to Construct Issued for Earthworks' Cortina Landfill
10/30/2008 [-] Rescuers Aid Orphaned African Penguin Chicks
10/30/2008 [-] Phoenician Legacy Still Alive Near Mediterranean
10/30/2008 [-] Royal Society Investigates Unusual Theories To Combat Warming
10/30/2008 [-] Private Firm Reveals Ambitious Moon Mission Plan
10/30/2008 [-] Hubble Space Telescope Working Again and technology
10/30/2008 [-] Israeli archaeologist believes ceramic shard found in ruins contains oldest Hebrew text
10/30/2008 [-] Hold back the geo-engineering tide
10/30/2008 [-] UPI NewsTrack Health and Science News
10/30/2008 [-] Do Overweight Women Skip Sex? Fat Chance!
10/30/2008 [-] Scientist warns cash woes 'devastating' to science
10/30/2008 [-] Phoenicians Left Deep Genetic Mark, Study Shows
10/30/2008 [-] New Zealand signs new science agreement with EU
10/30/2008 [-] Nasty fungus may be killing thousands of bats
10/30/2008 [-] Why Victoria still doesn't treat sewage
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10/30/2008 [-] The cell phone rings in its 25th year
10/30/2008 [-] eLearners.com 'Mini-Guide to Computer Science Degrees' Helps Advance High-Tech Careers
10/30/2008 [-] Quakes give trampoline effect Japanese study
10/30/2008 [-] BEI Announces Sale of Subsidiaries
10/30/2008 [-] Green Makeup Artist Paige Padgett Says, 'Get Smart'
10/30/2008 [-] Inbreeding Ruled Out As Cause Of Amphibian Deformities
10/30/2008 [-] Wyoming Addressing Gray Wolf Protection Issues
10/30/2008 [-] Scientists link human activity to warming in polar regions for first time
10/30/2008 [-] The Nation's Weather
10/30/2008 [-] Bat Death Mystery Solved
10/30/2008 [-] Archaeologist Shard contains oldest Hebrew text
10/30/2008 [-] U.S. lion's trek north puzzles experts Artificial intelligence chat program fools testers at British
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10/30/2008 [-] Researchers examine genetic links to ancient Phoenicians
10/30/2008 [-] New industry minister faces tech and science challenges
10/30/2008 [-] 'Quest' probes Bay Area science classes
10/30/2008 [-] Scientists Spot 4 New Alzheimer's Genes
10/30/2008 [-] Fungi Caught Having Sex in Humans
10/30/2008 [-] Mars Mission Nears End as Winter Approaches
10/30/2008 [-] Hubble Up and Running, With a Picture to Prove It
10/30/2008 [-] Save a Cool 500 With a Hot Escape to the Islands of the Bahamas
10/30/2008 [-] Study Clarifies Role Of Soil Microbes In Global Warming
10/30/2008 [-] Cemetery Science The Geology of Mausoleums
10/30/2008 [-] Intense care for premature babies risky studies
10/30/2008 [-] Science Dad and Son Identify Ice-Nesting Finch in Andes
10/30/2008 [-] University of Rome Tor Vergata signs license with ScienceDirect for electronic journal archive
10/30/2008 [-] ESA presents new human spaceflight education DVD at 'Science on Stage'
10/30/2008 [-] ESF workshop tackles computer science correlations
10/30/2008 [-] Rocket science
10/30/2008 [-] Designer babies Creating the perfect child
10/30/2008 [-] Big Neanderthal Noses Served A Purpose
10/30/2008 [-] Ancient Tsunami Hit Asia
10/30/2008 [-] Mo. science board seeks to block suit over funding
10/30/2008 [-] Govt to Launch Science Parks for Development
10/30/2008 [-] Forensic sciences institute for Lahore
10/30/2008 [-] No time frame for Maths and Science decision
10/30/2008 [-] NASA Aims to Keep Moon's Skies Junk-Free
10/30/2008 [-] Indian Ocean tsunami tops them all
10/30/2008 [-] New Model Predicts A Glacier's Life
10/30/2008 [-] Methane Gas Levels Begin To Increase Again
10/30/2008 [-] 1. Infortrend helps CERN advance science
10/30/2008 [-] Google's new G1 phone goes on sale
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10/30/2008 [-] Bats galore at the Discovery Science Center
10/30/2008 [-] Science & the Public Holey Copper Pipes!
10/30/2008 [-] Podcast Science Signaling Podcast 28 October 2008
10/30/2008 [-] It Could Be Worse. We Could Be the Sarah Palin of Science
10/30/2008 [-] Edmond science teachers raise money for conference
10/30/2008 [-] Climate damage science studied
10/30/2008 [-] Former chief of Hsinchu Science Park Lee detained
10/30/2008 [-] Daylight Saving Time Spring forward into a heart attack, fall back into cardio health?
10/30/2008 [-] NASA slowly disabling Phoenix Mars lander
10/30/2008 [-] How Parked Cars Could Power the Future
10/30/2008 [-] Devil's Night The History of Pre-Halloween Pranks
10/30/2008 [-] Christian Science Paper to End Daily Print Edition
10/30/2008 [-] Dean Kamen Helps Save Americas Youth With Science
10/30/2008 [-] Firstscience Science Fact of the Day 30 Oct 2008
10/30/2008 [-] TV's Fringe- Where the 'Science' Comes From
10/30/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor to cut paper
10/30/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor to end daily printing
10/30/2008 [-] Spartan Bioscience Announces New Agreement With NorDiag ASA
10/30/2008 [-] Spartan Bioscience collaborates with Norway firm
10/30/2008 [-] Bioscience agency awards 10 million in grants
10/30/2008 [-] A long wait for the “prisoner of conscience”
10/30/2008 [-] How To Combat Energy Shortages
10/30/2008 [-] Fearsome T-Rex was one nosy dinosaur
10/30/2008 [-] DWR Releases Climate Change White Paper
10/30/2008 [-] Study Finds T. Rex Had Stellar Smeller
10/30/2008 [-] Reckless Consumption Depleting Earth's Natural Resources
10/30/2008 [-] Hate And Love Activate Same Areas Of Brain
10/30/2008 [-] CNN Antarctic Flights Seek Climate Change Answers
10/30/2008 [-] Mercury Spacecraft Reveals New Details of Mysterious Planet and technology
10/30/2008 [-] Scientists Find Evidence of Massive Indian Ocean Tsunami Hundreds of Years Ago and technology
10/30/2008 [-] US Space Tourist Fulfills Lifelong Dream and technology
10/30/2008 [-] Study to sort science from sci-fi
10/30/2008 [-] JPK Instruments Hosted the 7th International Symposium on 'Scanning Probe Microscopy in Life Sciences'
10/30/2008 [-] Science writing, video production courses tell nanoscience stories
10/30/2008 [-] AIDS Was Here Earlier
10/30/2008 [-] Ichabod The Baby Aye-Aye
10/30/2008 [-] Too Many New Lemur Species?
10/30/2008 [-] 2004 tsunami had a precedent 600-700 years ago Nature Magazine
10/30/2008 [-] Messenger flyby reveals 30 per cent of Mercury never seen before
10/29/2008 [-] Ex-chief of Hsinchu Science Park detained over corruption suspicions
10/29/2008 [-] How to repair the biggest science experiment in the world
10/29/2008 [-] Intense care for premature babies risky
10/29/2008 [-] Paleontologists hope plant fossils in St. George, Utah, illuminate life in early Jurassic
10/29/2008 [-] Chandrayaan brings science, faith together in India
10/29/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor Stops the Presses
10/29/2008 [-] Tides of history Tsunami hit Indian Ocean 600 years ago
10/29/2008 [-] Mystery Science Theater 3000 20th Anniversary Edition
10/29/2008 [-] Sangamo BioSciences Reports Third Quarter 2008 Financial Results
10/29/2008 [-] Is a new biodefense lab hardier than a hurricane?
10/29/2008 [-] NASA probe shows Mercury more dynamic than thought
10/29/2008 [-] Boxing Day tsunami worst in 600 years
10/29/2008 [-] Nexant Sees Bright Future for African Petrochemical Sector
10/29/2008 [-] Legal Auction Of Namibian Ivory Raises Poaching Concerns
10/29/2008 [-] Sydney Beaches Likely To Erode Due To Rising Sea Levels
10/29/2008 [-] Animal Feed Responsible For One-Third Of World's Fish Catch
10/29/2008 [-] New Logging Law Could Cause Industry Confusion
10/29/2008 [-] Christian Science Monitor drops print edition
10/29/2008 [-] Spooked? Kids Must Face Fears
10/29/2008 [-] Web site records lives of Jews worldwide
10/29/2008 [-] New plant sciences primer is released
10/29/2008 [-] Antarctic flights to help study climate change
10/29/2008 [-] Alydar Partners reports a 5.01% Passive stake in Orbital Sciences-ORB
10/29/2008 [-] Study Smog chops 2 months off Mexicans' lives
10/29/2008 [-] King Abdullah University of Science and Technology selects SAP
10/29/2008 [-] The unsung system that makes walking possible
10/29/2008 [-] CSC, the Finnish IT Center for Science, Upgrades Cray Supercomputer to One of Europe
10/29/2008 [-] 'Chandrayaan brings science, faith together in India'
10/29/2008 [-] Brain Zap Improves Dexterity
10/29/2008 [-] Carnivorous plants aren't science fiction for this collector
10/29/2008 [-] Mars Lander Starts Winter Shutdown
10/29/2008 [-] Earthquake kills 150 in Pakistan
10/29/2008 [-] Science Council showcases two new video technologies
10/29/2008 [-] Mystery of the 5-Legged Freaks
10/29/2008 [-] Best Horror Films Skip the Gore
10/29/2008 [-] Monitor newspaper to end daily publication
10/29/2008 [-] Thin line between love and hate-science knows why
10/29/2008 [-] Scientists Urge Shark Ban
10/29/2008 [-] New tools help rescue crews to communicate
10/29/2008 [-] Floods kill six in India's northeast, thousands homeless
10/29/2008 [-] Copper mine in Jordan could be King Solomon's
10/29/2008 [-] Carbon Sciences Announces Prototype Plan for CO2-to-Fuel Technology


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