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Australian leader holds firm on climate change

World leaders must deal with the threat of global climate change despite the spreading "cancer" of the global financial crisis, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said Friday.
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Obama names 4 top members of science team

President-elect Barack Obama's selection Saturday of a Harvard physicist and a marine biologist for science posts is a sign he plans a more aggressive response to global warming than did the Bush administration.
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Voice of America Experts Warn of Climate Change Caused...

Scientists fear climate change could dramatically accelerate spread of infectious diseases on continent
09/19/08
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WRAL.com Scientists view both Obama, McCain as...

Call it the political revenge of the nerds.
10/15/08
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WRAL.com Seeds of hope: Freezing vaults guard...

The underground bunker can block nuclear fallout, withstand a direct hit by a jetliner, and is cooled to a deathly chill.
12/14/08
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Bone drug may aid cancer fight
12/13/08
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Los Angeles Times Prehistoric nuclear family is unearthed

The remains in a central Germany grave may be the earliest evidence of people living together as a family. ...
11/22/08
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Los Angeles Times Axolotl, 'Mexican walking fish,' on...

Researchers say the amphibian, found in the polluted canals of Mexico's Lake Xochimilco, could disappear in five years. ...
11/08/08
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Obama names Holdren, Lubchenco to science posts

President-elect Barack Obama today named a Harvard physicist and a marine biologist to science posts, signaling a change from Bush administration policies on global warming that were criticized for putting politics over science.
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Scientists see political attacks as badge of pride

The past few years have seen politicians attack science, including climate science, the big bang, stem cells, and research on sexuality, drug use, and HIV/AIDS. A study in PLoS Medicine examines the effect of these attacks on researchers.Read More...
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WRAL.com In food crisis, Mexican valley offers...

On the walls of some farmhouses here, a photo of a one-time Iowa farm boy hangs along with a portrait of the pope. The American long ago wrought a kind of miracle in the wheat...
11/08/08
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Yahoo! News Australian PM rejects nuclear power...

AFP - Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said Friday that the country did not need to adopt nuclear energy to address climate change.
06/27/08
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Yahoo! News Australian PM rejects nuclear power...

AFP - Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said Friday that the country did not need to adopt nuclear energy to address climate change.
06/27/08
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Challenging Channel 4's climate documentary
07/21/08
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Yahoo! News How Peacocks Got Their Colorful Tails...

LiveScience.com - The male peacock's tail was a vexing problem for the father of evolutionary theory, Charles Darwin, who struggled to explain why the bird should have such a...
08/21/08
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Yahoo! News Face Recognition Varies by Culture ...

LiveScience.com - The way people recognize faces might say a lot about what culture they come from, scientists now reveal.
08/20/08
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Assessing Bush Science Advisor’s defense of science funding

As the Bush administration winds down, John Marburger, the Presidential Science Advisor, has penned an editorial arguing that science did quite well over the past eight years. Why do scientists view things otherwise?Read More...
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Bone drug may aid in breast cancer treatment
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Yahoo! News The Science Behind Refrigerated...

LiveScience.com - The seemingly miraculous revival of a newborn baby that had initially been pronounced dead and refrigerated in Israel is raising eyebrows among scientists...
08/20/08
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Carbonate mineral found on Mars
12/20/08
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WRAL.com Nobel Peace winner urges Obama to...

Nobel Peace Prize winner Martti Ahtisaari urged President-elect Barack Obama on Wednesday to start his term by giving "high priority" to the Mideast conflict, calling it the...
12/10/08
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WRAL.com Discovery's Bear Grylls injured in...

Discovery Channel says Bear Grylls, rugged adventurer and star of its popular "Man vs. Wild" series, has been injured during an expedition in Antarctica.
12/07/08
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Arstechnica This week in science: CSI, science,...

This week, Nobel Intent looked into space quite a lot, along with an examination of the ratio of a woman's hips to her waist, and gave some consideration to things made from...
12/06/08
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Times Online Forget space travel. The ocean is...

Earth is spent, but the Universe awaits. It seems we can't get off the planet fast enough. Two thirds of Nasa's $17 billion annual budget is devoted to...
07/30/08
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The Wall Street Journal How to Get the Biggest Bang for 10...

By Bjorn Lomborg How would you weigh the costs and benefits of different options to solve problems?
07/28/08
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msnbc Space lessons learned in Antarctica

Many of the issues that astronauts would face on the moon or Mars are being studied in Antarctica — including how to manage diet, medical care, psychological problems and sex.
10/03/08
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