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December 08, 2009
Snowflake Chemistry Could Give Clues About Ozone Depletion
West Lafayette IN (SPX) Dec 08, 2009
There is more to the snowflake than its ability to delight schoolchildren and snarl traffic. The structure of the frosty flakes also fascinate ice chemists like Purdue University's Travis Knepp, a doctoral candidate in analytical chemistry who studies the basics of snowflake structure to gain more insight into the dynamics of ground-level, or "tropospheric," ozone depletion in the Arctic. ... read more

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Guinea foreign minister denounces military 'insubordination'
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Amazon tribe in Peru warns it's close to extinction
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Japan to send hundreds of peace-keepers to Sudan: report
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26 wounded in twin bombs in Iraq shrine city
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Unidentified disease kills three in Congo
Brazzaville (AFP) Nov 25, 2009
An unidentified disease has killed three people and spread to more than 100 others in the southwest of the Republic of Congo, according to medical sources who suspect swine flu, the A(H1N1) virus. "Three people have lost their lives since the epidemic broke out" a few days ago, said a local medical source. "A little more than 100 others are being monitored in the hospital" at Londela Kayes ... more

Action on climate change also averts health crisis: doctors
London (AFP) Nov 25, 2009
Climate change will imperil health through malaria, cholera, heatwaves and hunger, but many problems can be eased or avoided if countries make wise policy choices, doctors said on Wednesday. In a series of papers issued ahead of the UN climate conference in Copenhagen, experts challenged governments to factor in public health when conceiving a battle plan for global warming. "In view of ... more

AWI And DLR To Conduct Joint Health Research In The Antarctic
Bonn, Germany (SPX) Nov 24, 2009
The Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research and the German Aerospace Center intend to carry out health research together. On 23 November 2009, both partners signed a cooperation agreement to conduct bio-medical studies at Neumayer-Station III in Antarctica. In two projects, scientists will monitor the health of the station crew and study the physical and psychological effect ... more

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Danger a part of life for China's coal miners


China demands more accurate swine flu reporting


Vaccine Research To Continue On Atlantis Mission
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In Berlin, Germans laughing about Hitler

Genes allow humans longer life than apes

Amazon tribe in Peru warns it's close to extinction

AWI And DLR To Conduct Joint Health Research In The Antarctic

Vaccine Research To Continue On Atlantis Mission

Wyle Personnel Assist Important Studies On ISS

Guinea foreign minister denounces military 'insubordination'

China, World Bank in drive for African factories: Zoellick

Guinea junta chief wounded in attack blamed on aide

IMF gives 9.3-mln-dollar lifeline to tsunami-stricken Samoa

Traditional Indigenous Fire Management Techniques Deployed

Philippines says storm damage tops four billion dollars

Germany wants to sell spare swine flu vaccines: minister

Spain reports mutant swine flu death

Netherlands reports mutant swine flu death

Giant tortoise in France dies at 146

Antarctica Served As Climatic Refuge In Earth's Greatest Extinction Event

Sweden allows first wolf hunt in 45 years

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Cave Study Links Climate Change To California Droughts
Davis CA (SPX) Nov 11, 2009
California experienced centuries-long droughts in the past 20,000 years that coincided with the thawing of ice caps in the Arctic, according to a new study by UC Davis doctoral student Jessica Oster and geology professor Isabel Montanez. The finding, which comes from analyzing stalagmites from Moaning Cavern in the central Sierra Nevada, was published in the journal Earth and Planetary Sci ... more

New hope for world's biggest and weirdest flower
Ulu Geroh, Malaysia (AFP) Nov 9, 2009
Deep in the jungles of Southeast Asia blooms the world's biggest flower -- a massive fleshy orb designed by nature to attract insects by mimicking the colour and stench of rotting meat. The bizarre bloom, named Rafflesia after famed British colonialist Sir Stamford Raffles who stumbled across one in Borneo in 1818, is under threat from deforestation and harvesting for traditional medicine. ... more

Obama to attend Fort Hood rampage memorial
Fort Hood, Texas (AFP) Nov 7, 2009
US President Barack Obama will attend a memorial service here this week to honor victims of the shooting rampage on the military base in which 13 people died, the White House said Saturday. Investigators were meanwhile working around the clock to uncover the motives of the Muslim US army doctor suspected in the killings that also wounded 30 people. Criminal investigators were poring over ... more

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Death toll rises to 135 in Ukraine flu epidemic: ministry


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Guinea foreign minister denounces military 'insubordination'

China, World Bank in drive for African factories: Zoellick

Guinea junta chief wounded in attack blamed on aide

China auto sales and output go over 12 million units

Munich Lab Demonstrates Diesel Truck Engine With Barely Measurable Emissions

GM and China's SAIC to launch India auto venture

Astronomy Question Of The Week: How Is A Black Hole Discovered

LHC Produces First Physics Results

Black Hole Caught Zapping Galaxy Into Existence

Russia Plans To Send 10 Spacecraft To ISS Next Year

SpaceX Begins NASA Astronaut Training For Dragon Spacecraft COTS Program

Four "Butterflynauts" Emerge On ISS

Shuttle Endeavour readied for a space trip

Space shuttle Atlantis lands back on Earth

Atlantis Ready For Landing Friday

Steering The Ares Rockets On A Straight Path

India Hopes To Join Cryogenic Rocket Engine Club January 2010

Tests Of Angara Rocket Postponed To 2012 Over Lack Of Funds

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