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Largest religious festival on Earth under way in India
Haridwar, India (AFP) Jan 14, 2010
Close to a million Hindu pilgrims bathed in India's holy river Ganges on Thursday in an immense display of colour and devotion at the start of the world's biggest religious festival. Braving chilly weather, hordes of pilgrims rose before sunrise in and around the northern town of Haridwar and walked in darkness to the banks of the river to immerse themselves in the sacred waters. For the ... read more

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World's biggest agricultural fair opens with protests
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Europe offers space station as platform for climate science
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Millions brace for holy Ganges festival
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France unwilling to ban bluefin tuna fishing
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Surrounded by floodwaters, Albanians refuse to leave home
Obot, Albania (AFP) Jan 12, 2010
Surrounded by raging waters, the villagers of Obot in northern Albania are determined to stay put to secure their modest homes flooded after heavy rains pelted this rural region for days. "If God has decided that I should die here, let it be. At least I will die in my house, with the only cow that I still have," 60-year-old Gjon Cepi said somberly from the first floor of his little house. ... more

Early Warning System Defend Jersey Cows From Disease
Pirbright, UK (SPX) Jan 13, 2010
Scientists from the Institute for Animal Health, Pirbright, UK Met Office and the Jersey State Veterinary Service and Jersey Meteorological Department, are working together on an early-warning system to help defend cattle against the spread of 'bluetongue' disease, reveals a study published in Weather. The team are fusing meteorological data with ecological information to anticipate when ... more

Test May Help Address Costly Parasite In Sheep Industry
Athens, GA (SPX) Jan 13, 2010
Researchers at Oregon State University and the University of Georgia have developed an improved, more efficient method to test for the most serious of the parasitic worms in sheep, a problem that causes hundreds of millions of dollars in losses every year to the global sheep and wool industry. This technology is now available, and will allow a faster, easier and less expensive way to test ... more

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Millions gather on the Ganges for mass Hindu festival


Chile plans deepwater salmon farm


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Australia offshore rig leak plugged

Petrobras expands global oil operations

Iran redraws energy map to defy U.S.

S.Korea signs deal to build nuclear reactor in Jordan

France, Kuwait sign nuclear cooperation deal

Murdered Iran atomic scientist mired in mystery

Website For Astronomers To Report Unexplained Aerospace Phenomena

Less Nitrogen Oxide In Tropical Weather Than Expected

Fossil Fuel CO2 Emissions Up By 29 Percent Since 2000

Everglades still in decline, group says

Bamboo shows promise for waste sites

Longer growing season cuts tree CO2 intake

World's biggest agricultural fair opens with protests

France unwilling to ban bluefin tuna fishing

Test May Help Address Costly Parasite In Sheep Industry

Small cars make it big at Detroit Auto Show

Volvo has 'bright future' under Geely: Ford chief

China's BYD takes aim at US market with electric car

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One dead, scores injured in China land brawl: witnesses
Beijing (AFP) Jan 12, 2010
One person was killed and scores injured last week as police clashed with villagers in eastern China over the forced eviction of farmers from rural lands, residents and a human rights group said Tuesday. The violence began last Thursday when about 100 hired thugs beat farmers who had resisted eviction in the city of Pizhou in Jiangsu province, the Hong Kong-based Information Centre for Human ... more

Space Technology Helps Mitigate Climate Change
Paris, France (ESA) Jan 11, 2010
Space technologies have led to a number of inventions that benefit the environment and save energy. Satellite-based systems are reducing vehicles' carbon dioxide emissions, remote-sensing technology is making wind turbines more efficient, and information from weather satellites is helping solar cells to produce more energy. These are just some examples of how spin-offs from space technolog ... more

France set to decide on bluefin tuna ban
Paris (AFP) Jan 11, 2010
French fishermen are urging the government to resist pressure from green groups when it decides on Monday whether to join a global ban on trade of the overfished bluefin tuna. Prime Minister Francois Fillon is to announce whether France is in favour of adding Atlantic and Mediterranean bluefin tuna to a list drawn up by CITES, the convention aimed at ensuring the survival of threatened speci ... more

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Bitter Florida cold drives up orange juice prices


Two NASA Satellites See Edzani Power Up In Clouds And Rainfall


Chinese dairy bosses could face February trial: prosecutor
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Nokia urges mobile developers to focus on poor nations

Sudan's Beshir quits army to run again for presidency

AU renews Somali peace force mandate

Small cars make it big at Detroit Auto Show

Volvo has 'bright future' under Geely: Ford chief

China's BYD takes aim at US market with electric car

University Of Leicester Celebrates 50 Years Of Space Research

'Year 2010' smart-card bug turns Germans back to cash

Hubble Telescope peers at oldest ever galaxies

Russian Cosmonauts Take Spacewalk

ISS Russian Modules To Realize Uninterrupted Ground Comms

Mini-Research Module MRM1 At Cape For Shuttle Processing

Shuttle Endeavour readied for a space trip

Space shuttle Atlantis lands back on Earth

Atlantis Ready For Landing Friday

Russia explores atomic space engine

Aerospace Engineering Program To Launch Graduate Program In The Fall

ISRO Reviews Cryogenic Engine

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US sunshine state shivers in arctic spell

World veterinary agency to probe link meat-climate link

Water Cycle Conference Makes A Big Splash

Ampal gets stake in Colombia ethanol plant

The PARASOL Satellite Moving Off The A-Train Track

Lakeside On Ancient Mars

Taiwan hopes US arms sales will go on despite beef dispute

Brazilian floods kill 72, hopes dim amid grim search

Agricultural Bank of China plans dual IPO: state media

China oil spill threatens Yellow River

Proposals Sought For Studying India-French Satellite Data

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Politically correct food on the menu in Britain

Australia floods declared natural disaster

Search at Rio hotel goes on as Brazil landslides kill 63

China oil spill hits Yellow River: state media

Annual income of Chinese farmers hits record high: media

Low yield, strikes hit Argentine fisheries

Chinese dairy closed again over tainted milk: state media

Australian residents urged to flee 'house-high' wildfires

Vietnam says parched Red River at record low

NASA study: Lakes warming quickly

19 dead as mudslide hits Rio hotel

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