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January 06, 2010
Scientists Chart Velocity Of Climate Change
San Francisco (SPX) Jan 06, 2010
From beetles to barnacles, pikas to pine warblers, many species are already on the move in response to shifting climate regimes. But how fast will they - and their habitats - have to move to keep pace with global climate change over the next century? In a new study, a team of scientists including Dr. Healy Hamilton from the California Academy of Sciences have calculated that on average, ecosystems will need to shift about 0.42 kilometers per year (about a quarter mile per year) to keep pace with changing temperatures across the globe. ... read more

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Short-Term School Closures May Worsen Flu Pandemics
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Disproportionate Effects Of Global Warming And Pollution On Disadvantaged Communities
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Arctic Could Face Warmer And Ice-Free Conditions
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Britain blasted by winter chill
Manchester, England (AFP) Jan 5, 2010
Freezing temperatures and heavy snow gripped northern England and Scotland Tuesday, halting transport and major football fixtures and closing airports and hundreds of schools. Storms moved further south late Tuesday, prompting fresh warnings of transport disruptions, with as much as 40 centimetres (16 inches) of snow forecast to fall overnight in some areas. Britain brought in extra gas ... more

Congo warlord defence opens Thursday: ICC
The Hague (AFP) Jan 5, 2010
Lawyers for Congolese warlord Thomas Lubanga, accused of recruiting child soldiers, will open their defence at the International Criminal Court on Thursday, the court announced. Lubanga, 49, went on trial a year ago charged with war crimes for using children under the age of 15 to fight for his militia during the 1997-2002 civil war in the Democratic Republic of Congo. He has pleaded not gui ... more

Chinese FM heads to Africa
Beijing (AFP) Jan 5, 2010
Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi on Tuesday launched a major tour of Africa, officials said, as energy-hungry Beijing seeks to reinforce ties with the resource-rich continent. Yang, who headed on Tuesday to the Maldives, was also due to make stops in Kenya, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Algeria and Morocco, foreign ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu told reporters. The minister -- who traditiona ... more

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Strong aftershocks rattle Solomons after quake and tsunami


Volcano eruption in Costa Rica


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China warns US on Taiwan arms sales

Spain at EU's helm as it faces crossroads

Crises to greet Obama's return to Washington

Time not right for new Iran sanctions: Chinese envoy

Russia says arms talks at risk

Fear of a militarized Iran, as Guard gains 'primacy:' study

Aegis BMD System Upgrade Tracks Sophisticated Missile Targets

Russia needs new arms to counter US shield: Putin

LM Achieves Critical Global BMD Milestones In 2009

UK Awards Javelin Joint Venture For Javelin Missile Rounds

Raytheon wins $1.1B missile deal

Egypt eyes U.S. missiles, equipment

Brazil air force favors Swedish fighter over Lula's pick: report

Chinese airline to buy 16 Airbus A330s: company

Indonesia navy opts for Casa patrol planes

US drone attack kills five in Pakistan: officials

Hunter UAV Gets Tactical Common Data Link

Turkey, Israel agree on Heron drones deal

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Namibia's landmark quiver trees dying from climate change
Windhoek (AFP) Jan 6, 2010
An old man gently touches the trunk of the huge quiver tree with a worried look on his wrinkled face, as he points at several dead branches lying on Namibia's rugged terrain. "When I was a boy, my grandfather made my first quiver from a branch of this old tree about seventy years ago, but I fear the tree is dying -- too many dead branches. Things changed over the past few years, and these tr ... more

Deep freeze in China as S. Korea cleans up after record snow
Beijing (AFP) Jan 5, 2010
The Chinese capital was in the grip of its coldest weather in 20 years Tuesday after snow storms caused chaos, while South Korea sent out an army of civil servants and soldiers to clear clogged roads. China's national weather centre said the mercury dipped Tuesday to minus 15.6 degrees Celsius (four Fahrenheit) -- the lowest in more than two decades, after Beijing was hit by its heaviest sno ... more

Pakistan landslide kills 13, dozens missing: police
Islamabad (AFP) Jan 5, 2010
Landslides triggered by heavy snow swept away a village in the mountains of northern Pakistan, killing 13 people with dozens more feared dead, police said Tuesday. Seven children, four women and two men are among those whose bodies have been recovered from the mud and buried, officials said. "Thirteen people were buried today. We have reports that dozens of others are missing. It seems t ... more

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France cancels half flu vaccine orders


Criticism soars as Sweden's wolf hunt ends


Guinea unions threaten strikes against junta
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Chinese FM heads to Africa

CORRECTED: Congo warlord defence opens Thursday: ICC

Guinea unions threaten strikes against junta

Electric car Think to be assembled in US in 2011: report

Geely Automobile mulls ways to collaborate with Volvo

GM China reports record sales in 2009

Hubble Telescope peers at oldest ever galaxies

2010 tech bug hits German credit cards

Astronomers Discover Waltzing Black Holes

Mini-Research Module MRM1 At Cape For Shuttle Processing

Astronauts Dock At ISS

Expedition 22 Keeps Busy While Awaiting Additional Crew Members

Shuttle Endeavour readied for a space trip

Space shuttle Atlantis lands back on Earth

Atlantis Ready For Landing Friday

Indian Cryogenic Engine Rocket Launch Put On Hold

Rocket-Motor Test Supports NASA, DOD And Commercial Missions

New Materials Designed To Deal With Hypersonic And Supersonic Hot Stuff

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Myanmar reconfirms 2010 poll, with warning

Australia suffers hottest decade as globe warms

Greenpeace Spain director 'treated like a dog' in Danish prison

Oil prices kick off 2010 with a bang

Hong Kong air pollution at 'life-threatening' levels

Iraq names new north oil chief, sparking communal concern

Walker's World: The lost generation

Ampal gets stake in Colombia ethanol plant

Polish roads lobby accuses Chinese of dumping

Iraq cabinet approves four major oil field deals

Europe plans massive green power grid

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Peru-China free trade deal effective next week: official

'Brand Hyderabad' takes a hit in Indian unrest

Bulgaria shuts nuclear reactor for maintenance

Dead fish provoke alert around Gulf of Mexico

US slaps duties on China wire decking

27 trapped in China mine after fire: state media

China Citic Bank to issue 25 billion yuan in bonds

Russia-Belarus oil row continues

Solar Eclipses Reveal Iron Line In Solar Corona

The PARASOL Satellite Moving Off The A-Train Track

Lakeside On Ancient Mars

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