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July 22, 2010
AFRICA NEWS
Nigeria's oil spills dwarf gulf disaster
Lagos, Nigeria (UPI) Jul 21, 2010
The BP oil spill is a major tragedy for the Gulf of Mexico region, yet the people in Nigeria have had to live with similar environmental catastrophes for decades. While the BP well in the gulf may or may not be capped, oil keeps flowing into fields, rivers and lakes in the Niger Delta, where Western companies have been drilling for oil for several decades. A 2006 report compiled by international environmental groups and the Nigerian government estimated that on average, a spill the size ... read more

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FLORA AND FAUNA

Climate change makes marmots munch and mate: study
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WATER WORLD

NASA Goes Deep In Search Of Extreme Environments
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SHAKE AND BLOW

Supercomputer Reproduces A Cyclone's Birth
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SHAKE AND BLOW

China floods deadliest in 10 years, conditions set to worsen
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SHAKE AND BLOW

One dead, dozens injured in southern Iran quake: reports
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WATER WORLD

Warmer Climate Entails Increased Release Of Carbon Dioxide By Inland Lakes
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WEATHER REPORT

Cold snap claims dozen of lives in parts of Latin America
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TERRADAILY

Expedition To Mid-Cayman Rise Identifies Unusual Variety Of Deep Sea Vents
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FLORA AND FAUNA

Temperature Constancy Appears Key To Tropical Biodiversity
WATER WORLD

Jordan River too polluted for baptisms: eco group
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FLORA AND FAUNA

Quantum Entanglement In Photosynthesis And Evolution
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AFRICA NEWS

Dutch judgment in Ivory Coast toxic waste case
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WEATHER REPORT

New Methodology Improves Winter Climate Forecasting
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AFRICA NEWS

Rebels sign U.N. anti-child soldier deal
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EPIDEMICS
Is there a cure for AIDS? Forum lifts a taboo
Vienna (AFP) July 21, 2010
Scientists at the world AIDS conference have discussed an idea that had become almost taboo. Can AIDS be cured? The question is being broached in gingerly fashion, given the many false dawns in the nearly three-decade-long war on AIDS. The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) which causes AIDS has proven to be a tough, wily, mutating foe, quite possibly the most tenacious and devious p ... more

ABOUT US
Facebook membership hits 500 million mark
San Francisco, Usa (AFP) July 21, 2010
The number of people using Facebook hit the 500 million mark on Wednesday, meaning one in every 14 people on the planet has now signed up to the online social-networking service. "As of this morning, 500 million people all around the world are actively using Facebook to stay connected with their friends and the people around them," Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said in a blog post. "T ... more

FARM NEWS
Congress taking up school lunch bill
Washington (UPI) Jul 20, 2010
Legislation making its way through the U.S. Congress could change the way U.S. children eat lunch in school and it could be more expensive than many people will expect. A U.S. House of Representatives committee approved a bill last week aimed at improving the health for America's children through increased funding for school nutrition aid and school free lunch programs, among other mean ... more

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DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Asia security forum to boost regional disaster relief

CLIMATE SCIENCE

Cool Roofs Can Offset Carbon Dioxide Emissions And Mitigate Global Warming


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NASA Finds Super-Hot Planet With Unique Comet-Like Tail

Recipes For Renegade Planets

First Directly Imaged Planet Confirmed Around Sun-Like Star

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SSTL Kicks Off Small Satellite For Kazakhstan

Andrews Space And Honeybee Robotics Team To Develop Spacecraft Control Moment Gyroscopes

Sharp to join e-reader business war

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Magellan Launches Next Gen Of eXplorist

Geospatial Holdings Awarded Pipeline Mapping Project

Lockheed Martin Unveils GPS Exhibit At UN

CHIP TECH
China Contributes To Space-Based Information Access A Lot

China Sends Research Satellite Into Space

China eyes Argentina for space antenna

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Asteroid impacts subject of Congress bill

Russia And Europe May Join Forces To Protect Earth From Asteroids

The Walt Whitman Meteor Mystery

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Fascinating Images From A New World

Rosetta Triumphs At Asteroid Lutetia

Rosetta Spacecraft Returns Unique Glimpses Of Asteroid Lutetia

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FLORA AND FAUNA
Frog Killer Caught In The Act
Washington DC (SPX) Jul 21, 2010
The first before-and-after view of an amphibian die-off has just been published by scientists working at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama. Like a wave, the fungal disease that wipes out frogs-chytridiomycosis-advances through the Central America highlands at a rate of about 30 kilometers per year. After the disappearance of Costa Rica's golden frogs in the 1980s, Karen Lips, associate professor at the University of Maryland, quickly established a monitoring program at untouche ... read more

FLORA AND FAUNA
Asia security forum to boost regional disaster relief

Voodoo rite draws Haitian faithful praying for comfort

27 missing after bus plunges off road in southwest China

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SSTL Kicks Off Small Satellite For Kazakhstan

Andrews Space And Honeybee Robotics Team To Develop Spacecraft Control Moment Gyroscopes

Sharp to join e-reader business war

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FLORA AND FAUNA
Jordan River too polluted for baptisms: eco group

NASA Goes Deep In Search Of Extreme Environments

Warmer Climate Entails Increased Release Of Carbon Dioxide By Inland Lakes

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FLORA AND FAUNA
Satellite giving scientists 'ice' insights

Himalayan ice shrivels in global warming: exhibit

Footloose Glaciers Crack Up

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FLORA AND FAUNA
Congress taking up school lunch bill

Mapping Out Pathways To Better Soybeans

Hospitals urge antiobiotic-free meat

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