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February 10, 2010
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Fresh snow misery hits eastern US
Washington (AFP) Feb 9, 2010
A major snowstorm pummeled the United States Tuesday from Illinois to Virginia and New York, nearing all-time winter records after an epic weekend blizzard paralyzed Washington and much of the east coast. Federal government offices in the capital will be closed Wednesday for the third straight day, while local schools prepared to remain closed until next week as the National Weather Service forecast the mid-Atlantic region would get up to 14 inches (36 centimeters) of fresh snow. A winter storm ... read more

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Predicting Changes In Global Sea Level
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DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Swift help urged for Haiti's crucial weather forecasters
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DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Search ends for survivors of Haiti supermarket collapse
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TECTONICS

After Haiti, Nepal braces for big quake
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Snowbound US government freezes up on hot issues
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SHAKE AND BLOW

Haiti's cities of the dead lie crumbled after quake
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FLORA AND FAUNA

Migrating Insects Fly In The Fast Lane
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EPIDEMICS

Vietnam slaughters poultry over bird flu fears
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CLIMATE SCIENCE

The Asia-Pacific And Kyoto: In Conflict Or Cooperation
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FARM NEWS
Genome Sequencing Speeds Ability To Improve Soybeans
West Lafayette IN (SPX) Feb 10, 2010
Purdue University scientists led an effort to sequence the soybean genome, giving researchers a better understanding of the plant's genes and how to use them to improve its characteristics. Agronomy professor Scott Jackson said the U.S. departments of Energy and Agriculture study found that the soybean has about 46,000 genes, but many of those - 70 percent to 80 percent - are duplicates. T ... more

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Penguin future looks perkier with marine zone: study
Paris (AFP) Feb 10, 2010
A ban on fishing around a colony of threatened penguins in South Africa has brought swift benefits to the beleaguered birds, marine biologists reported on Wednesday. The population of the African penguin (Spheniscus demersus) fell by 60 percent between 2001 and 2009, driven by a plunge in anchovies and sardines, with climate change and purse-seine trawling fingered as the main culprits. ... more

CLIMATE SCIENCE
US warns China against 'stillborn' climate deal
Washington (AFP) Feb 9, 2010
The United States on Tuesday pressed China, India and other emerging powers to make clearer commitments to fighting climate change, warning that last year's Copenhagen accord risked being "stillborn." The 194-nation UN-led summit in the Danish capital pledged to limit global warming to two degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) along with billions of dollars in financing. It gave countries ... more

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FLORA AND FAUNA

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Kenyan rangers relocate prey for starving lions


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SPACE TRAVEL
Foam Replacing Wax In Aerospace Casting Foundries

Thermoelectric Cells Have A Bright Clean Future

X-55A Boosting Composite Cargo Aircraft Design

SPACE TRAVEL
Russia blasts US, NATO policies as security threat

Moscow 'concerned' by US-Romania missile shield deal

Romania to host U.S. missiles

SPACE TRAVEL
USAF Awards Raytheon Contract For Infrared-Guided Maverick Missiles

Iran to make missile system better than Russian: airforce

Iran opens two new missile plants

SPACE TRAVEL
China-born aerospace engineer gets 15 years for spying

BAE pays hefty fines, but ducks full trial

NATO agrees steps to fill yawning budget gap

SPACE TRAVEL
Robot to take starring roles in S.Korea plays

NASA And GM Take Giant Leap In Robotic Technology

Animal rights group wants 'Robohog Day'

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Vietnam slaughters poultry over bird flu fears

Freeze on HIV spending sparks concern in Africa

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CLIMATE SCIENCE
US warns China against 'stillborn' climate deal
Washington (AFP) Feb 9, 2010
The United States on Tuesday pressed China, India and other emerging powers to make clearer commitments to fighting climate change, warning that last year's Copenhagen accord risked being "stillborn." The 194-nation UN-led summit in the Danish capital pledged to limit global warming to two degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) along with billions of dollars in financing. It gave countries until January 31 to sign on. China, India, Brazil and South Africa each submitted to the United Nations t ... read more

CLIMATE SCIENCE
US denies defense crisis with Russia

Europe battles declining influence

India launches naval exercise off Andamans

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Obama warns of swift sanctions against Iran

Obama turns up the heat on Iran

Outside View: Iranian battle lines

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CLIMATE SCIENCE
Russia blasts US, NATO policies as security threat

Moscow 'concerned' by US-Romania missile shield deal

Romania to host U.S. missiles

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CLIMATE SCIENCE
USAF Awards Raytheon Contract For Infrared-Guided Maverick Missiles

Iran to make missile system better than Russian: airforce

Iran opens two new missile plants

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CLIMATE SCIENCE
France slims jets price in Brazil bid

90 presumed dead as Ethiopian plane crashes off Lebanon

Crisis meeting in Berlin on Airbus A400M: Germany

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