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10,000 US scientists protest against political interference in science
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Search for rare white Yangtze dolphin ends in failure, declared extinct
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Union of Concerned Scientists 10,600 Scientists Condemn Political Interference in Science
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Report North Pole Ice-Free By 2040
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Discovery astronauts to attach segment to ISS during spacewalk
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UK report supports use of primates in research
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Russian Science and Culture Center in Cairo turns 40
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Thai kids win medals from 3rd Junior Science Olympiad
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University of Rhode Island studying science education
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Climate 'would reel from A-bombs'
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Older cement kilns get EPA pass on mercury
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Oregon teen's research wins science contest
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Study Small Nuke War Could Be Devastating
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Revised wind farm plans unveiled
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Baby Dinosaur Buried by Volcano
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Gregoire wants 197 million for math & science
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Bias Against Women in Science study
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Scientists say even a regional nuclear war risks severe environmental damage
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Governor urges beefed up science, math education budget
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Global warming prolongs life of space debris
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Uganda Science Info Body Launched
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Mystery of Afghan cultural heritage solved as Bactrian gold goes on show
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Gregoire proposes 197 million math and science blitz
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Correction Marine-Census story
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Idaho Board of Education to push for stiffer math, science requirements
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NASA Call Off Rocket Launch in Virginia
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Chancellors back bioscience
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Eastern Ontario gets long-sought ethanol plant
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Norman Livermore Jr., 95; Gov. Ronald Reagan's environmental conscience
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Bad Weather Threatens Shuttle Launch
12/09/2006 [-]
Panel weighs in on stents
12/09/2006 [-]
What's it Like to be Face Blind?
12/08/2006 [-]
A Wet West weekend
12/08/2006 [-]
Science chat set for Tuesday
12/08/2006 [-]
Space Shot Redux Shuttle Discovery Set for Night Launch
12/08/2006 [-]
NASA Official Questions Agency's Focus on the Shuttle
12/08/2006 [-]
Arianespace Rocket Launches 2 Satellites
12/08/2006 [-]
Partnerships between life sciences firms, biotech companies central to their progress
12/08/2006 [-]
European Arianespace launches 2 U.S. Internet, TV satellites
12/08/2006 [-]
Tests show pupils trip up on science
12/08/2006 [-]
CND, China Electronic Science Technology Group Institute No. 3 ...
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Science of Sleep never wakes up
12/08/2006 [-]
WTO Ruling Disregards 'Precautionary Principle' Favors Science-Based 'Approach' to EU Biotech Rules
12/08/2006 [-]
Science horizons are wider than you think
12/08/2006 [-]
The Science of Santa Claus
12/08/2006 [-]
Cardiac Science Shipping AED for Minimally Trained Rescuers
12/08/2006 [-]
Northrop Grumman to Serve as Presenting Sponsor for Sally Ride Science TOYchallenge
12/08/2006 [-]
Science men's basketball team about as diverse as it gets
12/08/2006 [-]
Sociologist Stepfamilies Hard To Define
12/08/2006 [-]
EPA's Final Post-Sept. 11 Testing To Begin