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January 20, 2010
Giant, leaping Asian carp threaten US Great Lakes
Chicago (AFP) Jan 19, 2010
Huge Asian carp, which act like "aquatic vacuum cleaners" and leap into the air when spooked by motorboats, may have invaded the US Great Lakes despite a massive effort to block them, officials said Tuesday. Researchers analyzing water samples have discovered fragments of Asian carp DNA in Lake Michigan, although there is still no evidence that that fast-breeding fish have breached electric ... read more

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Punishment Important In Plant-Pollinator Relationship
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Genetic Map Will Speed Up Plant Breeding Of Critical Medicinal Crop
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Genome Sequences For Wasps Will Aid Pest And Disease Control
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Soybean Genome Paves The Way For Improved Soybean Crops
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Tempur-Pedic Mattress Comparison & Memory Foam Mattress Review

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Making a buzz: French roads to help honey bees
Paris (AFP) Jan 19, 2010
France is to sow nectar-bearing flowers on the sides of roads in an experiment aimed at helping the honey bee, hit by an alarming worldwide decline, the ministry of sustainable development said on Tuesday. More than 250 kilometres (155 miles) of roadside will be sown in the coming months, launching a three-year test that could be extended to the country's 12,000-kilometer (7,500-mile) networ ... more

Fault Responsible For Haiti Quake Slices Island's Topography
Washington DC (SPX) Jan 18, 2010
A magnitude 7.0 earthquake occurred on January 12, 2010, at Port-au-Prince, Haiti, with major impact to the region and its citizens. This perspective view of the pre-quake topography of the area clearly shows the fault that is apparently responsible for the earthquake as a prominent linear landform immediately adjacent to the city. Elevation is color coded from dark green at low elevations ... more

New Satellite Maps Of Haiti Coming In
Paris, France (SPX) Jan 18, 2010
As rescue workers scramble to provide assistance to hundreds of thousands of people following Haiti's earthquake, Earth observation satellite data continues to provide updated views of the situation on the ground. Following the 7.0-magnitude earthquake that hit Haiti on 12 January, international agencies requested satellite data of the area from the International Charter on 'Space and Majo ... more

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US navy ship brings water to Haiti


Torrential rains can't quench Australia's 'Big Dry'


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Micronesia challenges Czech coal plant

Europe's gas storage set to expand

China's Sinopec says in talks with BP to develop shale gas

Italy energy chief vows to develop 'pro-nuclear culture'

Areva in talks with foreign investors: chief executive

German nuclear storage site deemed unsafe

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

Genome Sequences For Wasps Will Aid Pest And Disease Control

Genetic Map Will Speed Up Plant Breeding Of Critical Medicinal Crop

Punishment Important In Plant-Pollinator Relationship

Mazda, Ford deny plans to dismantle China venture

Gas To Electric Delivers First All-Electric Ford Ranger To Santa Monica

Small cars make it big at Detroit Auto Show

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Seven dead as Egypt pounded by rains and floods
El Tor, Egypt (AFP) Jan 18, 2010
At least seven people died in flash floods and heavy rains in southern Egypt and Sinai on Monday, including a British tourist who drowned when his boat capsized on the Nile, officials said. The Ras Sidr area on the west coast of the Sinai peninsula saw the heaviest flooding on Sunday night, forcing rescuers to use rubber rafts to search for injured people and those trapped in their homes. ... more

Flooding rains bring rare waterfalls to Australia's Uluru
Sydney (AFP) Jan 16, 2010
Heavy rains which flooded parts of Australia's vast desert centre have brought rare waterfalls spilling from the iconic monolith Uluru, or Ayers Rocks, officials said Saturday. The deluge, which swept across much of the continent's east after a tropical cyclone last month, prompted a wave of green in the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, home to the giant red rock. "It's something that a ... more

TerraSAR X Image Of The Month Thunderstorm Off Panama Coast
Bonn, Germany (SPX) Jan 15, 2010
There are isolated weather events that prevent even TerraSAR-X from obtaining a clear view of the surface of Earth. This TerraSAR-X image shows a thunderstorm cell with exceptionally strong rainfall off the Caribbean coast of Panama, visible at the top of the image as a blurred area. Radar always delivers a decisive advantage because it is able to take images of the surface of the Earth ... more

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ESA's Ice Mission Arrives Safely At Launch Site


First Satellite Map Of Haiti Earthquake


Global satellites unite over Haiti to help in rescue work
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Boeing joins research in aviation biofuels

Airbus, A400M partners to meet in Berlin: ministry

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

Science seeks to control the Casimir force

Nanotech Experiment To Weather The Trials Of Orbit

Better Control Of Carbon Nanotube Growth Promising For Future Electronics

GOES-P Spacecraft Being Processed In Florida

iTablet scavenger hunt raises Apple hackles

Change-2 Satellite's Camera Resolution Reaches One Meter

Spain to push for common European digital market

Walker's World: Welcome to The 10

Google says 'business as usual' in China

In India, Gates to promote US ties with 'global power'

Celebrations muted as Japan-US security pact turns 50

India Requests Boeing C-17s

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Largest religious festival on Earth under way in India

World's biggest agricultural fair opens with protests

Europe offers space station as platform for climate science

Millions brace for holy Ganges festival

France unwilling to ban bluefin tuna fishing

Surrounded by floodwaters, Albanians refuse to leave home

Early Warning System Defend Jersey Cows From Disease

Test May Help Address Costly Parasite In Sheep Industry

Millions gather on the Ganges for mass Hindu festival

Chile plans deepwater salmon farm

One dead, scores injured in China land brawl: witnesses

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Space Technology Helps Mitigate Climate Change

France set to decide on bluefin tuna ban

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

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

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