Land - 1 hour ago
Maybe we do, ecologist David Bowman suggests. He thinks we need to consider such extreme measures to bring stability to the nation's disrupted ecosystems.
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ABC Online - Jan 29, 2012
ELEANOR HALL: And staying with climate change, another international group of scientists says it has new evidence that ocean currents around the world are being affected by global warming.
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Radio Australia - 6 hours ago
Scientists have found that the humble sea cucumber can play an important role in protecting coral reefs from the impacts of climate change.
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Wired News - Jan 30, 2012
By Brandon Keim If you've ever wondered whether mammalian evolution has a speed limit, here's a number for you: 24 million.
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Science AAAS - 11 hours ago
by Daniel Strain on 1 February 2012, 1:00 PM | 0 Comments Eight-legged architect. When tugged, individual threads on this spider web, the creation of a wasp spider (Argiope bruennichi), snap to save the whole.
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Sydney Morning Herald - 21 hours ago
On behalf of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals Australia, I'm writing to ask you to reconsider selling fish flesh in the Dockside Tavern and the Top Terrace Food Court.
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ABC Online - Jan 31, 2012
IT IS A PECULIAR TWIST of logic that we elevate a small handful of Australian actors to be called national treasures, yet our national parks struggle to make even B-grade celebrity status.
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NEWS.com.au - 1 hour ago
The 4m Athlete is in peak physical condition weighing in at 2267kg. Picture: NASA Source: NASA Athlete's wheels double as feet when they lock in position to allow it to climb over rocky terrain.
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ABC Online - 1 hour ago
"I'm asking for the government to step up to the plate and enforce the mandate, if they enforced the mandate, everything's fine.
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IEWY News - 1 hour ago
NASA has received the National Research Council (NRC) report “NASA Space Technology Roadmaps and Priorities,” which provides the agency with findings and recommendations on where best to invest in technologies needed to enable NASA's future missions in ...
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Fox News - Jan 31, 2012
For the very first time, a NASA spacecraft has detected matter from outside our solar system - material that came from elsewhere in the galaxy, researchers announced today (Jan. 31).
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The State Column - 5 hours ago
Non-vascular land plants may have set off a series of ice ages on Earth, according to a study published in the journal Nature Geoscience.
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The Hindu - 9 hours ago
Ancient bison bones discovered at a Canadian goldmine are helping unravel the mystery about how animals adapt to rapid environmental change, a study reveals.
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BBC News - 11 hours ago
By Neil Bowdler Science and Health reporter, BBC News An artist's impression of multiple eruptions as a "super volcano" explodes.
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ABC Science Online - 35 minutes ago
more rain The current La Niña weather pattern is likely to continue for at least another month according to the latest forecast from the Bureau of Meteorology.
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New York Daily News - 22 minutes ago
By David Boroff / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS If you're worried about alien monsters invading Earth as they did in movies like "Independence Day," don't sweat it too much.
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iTWire - Jan 31, 2012
The US space agency NASA announced the release of its first multi-player online game Space Race Blastoff on Monday, January 30, 2012.
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ABC Online - 6 hours ago
By Emma Pollard and Debra Nowland The Queensland Government says it will assess whether more state funding is needed to help community organisations pay for a historic equal wages decision.
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Northern Star - 8 hours ago
A LARGE amount of mercury spilt at the Broadwater Sugar Mill on Tuesday afternoon did not cause any environmental harm, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has confirmed.
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CNET - 6 hours ago
by Eric Mack February 1, 2012 2:53 PM PST Follow @ericcmack The new SuperDraco engines are said to provide improved maneuverability and control, even in the event of an emergency.
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