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February 12, 2010
FARM NEWS
Urbanization And Export Crops Drive Deforestation
New York NY (SPX) Feb 12, 2010
The drivers of tropical deforestation have shifted in the early 21st century to hinge on growth of cities and the globalized agricultural trade, a new large-scale study concludes. The observations starkly reverse assumptions by some scientists that fast-growing urbanization and the efficiencies of global trade might eventually slow or reverse tropical deforestation. The study, which covers most of the world's tropical land area, appears in this week's early edition of the journal Nature Geoscience. ... read more

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FARM NEWS

Fernandez, farmers locked in Argentine row
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EARTH OBSERVATION

Fault Responsible For Haiti Quake Slices Island's Topography
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EARTH OBSERVATION

New Satellite Maps Of Haiti Coming In
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FARM NEWS

Genome Sequencing Speeds Ability To Improve Soybeans
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WATER WORLD

Sao Paulo pipe break leaves 750,000 without water
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EL NINO

Snow, floods, heatwaves as El Nino wallops the Americas
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BIO FUEL

US Soy Delivers Environmental And Energy Benefits
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FLORA AND FAUNA

China says it has 6,000 captive tigers
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FARM NEWS

China calls for new checks amid milk scare
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FARM NEWS
China points to farms as major pollution risk
Beijing (AFP) Feb 9, 2010
China on Tuesday named pollution from farms as a major cause for concern, as the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gases released its first nationwide survey on sources of environmental degradation. "There were some outstanding problems identified by this national census such as the high contribution to water pollution by agricultural sources," the State Council, or Cabinet, said in a st ... more

WATER WORLD
White House vows 'multiple' attacks on Asian carp
Washington (AFP) Feb 8, 2010
The White House said Monday it was eyeing "multiple lines of attack" against invasive Asian carp threatening Great Lakes eco-systems and fisheries after talking strategy with local state governors. The Obama administration unveiled a short-and long-term strategy and a 78.5 million dollar investment to fight the carp, which it is feared could soon be devouring plankton supporting Great Lakes ... more

EARTH OBSERVATION
Conservation From Space
York, UK (SPX) Feb 09, 2010
Rugged, hilly landscapes with a range of different habitat types can help maintain more stable butterfly populations and thus aid their conservation, according to new findings published in the journal Ecology Letters. The research, carried out by scientists from the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Butterfly Conservation and the University of York, has implications for how we might design ... more

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FARM NEWS

New Satellite Images Show Ag Land Cover for 2009 Crop Year

EARTH OBSERVATION

DMCii Welcomes UK-Indonesia Climate Change Partnership


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SOLAR SCIENCE
First RAF Pilot Flies JSF

Boeing Connects First F-22 MTC To USAF Network

Advanced Algorithms to Enhance Mobile Autonomous Robots

SOLAR SCIENCE
Russia blasts US, NATO policies as security threat

Moscow 'concerned' by US-Romania missile shield deal

Romania to host U.S. missiles

SOLAR SCIENCE
Marine Aviators Complete Operational Assessment Of APKWS

U.A.E. buys Raytheon missiles

USAF Awards Raytheon Contract For Infrared-Guided Maverick Missiles

SOLAR SCIENCE
GD UK And Defence Support Group Sign FRES SV Agreement

Plasan Announces Delivery Of 25 SandCats To Bulgaria

EADS to ground military plane if no deal by Monday: report

SOLAR SCIENCE
Insectlike 'Microids' Might Walk, Run, Work In Colonies

Robot to take starring roles in S.Korea plays

NASA And GM Take Giant Leap In Robotic Technology

SOLAR SCIENCE
WHO experts to determine if worst of flu pandemic is over

Bad News For Mosquitoes

Vietnam slaughters poultry over bird flu fears

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WATER WORLD
Water Climate Forum Taps International Network To Tackle Adaptation Issues
Washington DC (SPX) Feb 10, 2010
Leaders in water management and climate change have embarked on an ambitious campaign to push water adaptation issues on to the American policy agenda with Climate Change Impacts on Water: An International Adaptation Forum. The two-day meeting in the nation's capital is the first of its kind, bringing together more than 200 key policy and climate officials, water system executives, scientists and subject leaders from around the world to share their experiences and ideas on a range of topics, from ... read more

WATER WORLD
Iraq eyes OPEC top spot, seeks India pact

New Material Absorbs And Conserves Oil

China plans renewable energy center

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WATER WORLD
Britain, India sign civil nuclear pact: official

Areva, EDF reach nuclear waste deal

Russia accused of Baltic Sea nukes dumping

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WATER WORLD
Kyoto Mechanism Failing To Curb 'Super Greenhouse Gas' Emissions

Asia Sends Springtime Ozone Levels Soaring Over North America

Website For Astronomers To Report Unexplained Aerospace Phenomena

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WATER WORLD
Plantations Can Provide The Same Ecosystem Services As Natural Forests

Effects Of Forest Fire On Carbon And Climate Overestimated

Ecologists Discover Forests Are Growing Faster

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WATER WORLD
Fernandez, farmers locked in Argentine row

Urbanization And Export Crops Drive Deforestation

Genome Sequencing Speeds Ability To Improve Soybeans

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