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February 23, 2010
SHAKE AND BLOW
Fears for motorists in flooded Madeira carpark
Funchal, Portugal (AFP) Feb 22, 2010
For more than 30 hours, rescuers have pumped millions of litres of water and mud from an underground car park in Madeira's main town Funchal, fearing motorists were trapped there during flash floods that have devastated the Portuguese island. "There are people down there for sure. I escaped in time but I heard cries and saw people carried away by the waters," Norberto Vieira, a motorist whose car was still stuck in the Anadia shopping centre car park, told AFP Monday. Vieira had a lucky escape: ... read more

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EL NINO

Scientists see early warning to damaging El Nino
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FARM NEWS

A Review Of Vegetated Buffer Efficacy
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EARTH OBSERVATION

Green Left And Big Polluters Win: G20 Climate Deal Dead
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FARM NEWS

A Gut Defense Against Hessian Flies
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Tempur-Pedic Mattress Comparison & Memory Foam Mattress Review

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EARTH OBSERVATION

Launch of European climate satellite is delayed
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WATER WORLD

Water And Warming Across US Mid West Farms
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FARM NEWS

China hikes rice price to boost output
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SHAKE AND BLOW

Mud torrent kills 42 on Portuguese tourist island
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EARTH OBSERVATION

NASA Studies Recent Storms To Improve Space Based Global Weather Monitoring
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DEEP IMPACT
Aussie Meteorite May Hold Key To Life On Earth
Sydney, Australia (SPX) Feb 18, 2010
New analysis of the famous Murchison meteorite that crash-landed in Australia over 40 years ago has turned up a surprise for astronomers. The space rock, which is over 4.65 billion old, contains millions of previously unseen organic compounds. Maybe the seeds that started off life right here on planet Earth. The results of the meteorite study are published in the Proceedings of the National Acad ... more

EARTH OBSERVATION
Road Transport Key Driver In Global Warming
Greenbelt MD (SPX) Feb 19, 2010
For decades, climatologists have studied the gases and particles that have potential to alter Earth's climate. They have discovered and described certain airborne chemicals that can trap incoming sunlight and warm the climate, while others cool the planet by blocking the Sun's rays. Now a new study led by Nadine Unger of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) in New York City of ... more

CLIMATE SCIENCE
El Nino hurting drought-struck Philippine farms
Manila (AFP) Feb 18, 2010
The Philippines said Thursday that its farming industry could lose about 433 million dollars this year due a drought caused by the El Nino atmospheric phenomenon. The damage estimates range from eight to 20 billion pesos (173 to 433 million dollars), depending on whether El Nino will cause a prolonged dry spell or a short one, said agricultural undersecretary Joel Rudinas. Local governme ... more

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FARM NEWS

China goes gourmet with foie gras

FARM NEWS

Dramatic Changes In Agriculture Needed As World Warms And Grows


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LAUNCH PAD
Northrop Grumman Demonstrates VADER Dismount Detection

Raytheon to Provide Improved Track Correlation and Fusion Capability

Raytheon Miniature Air Launched Decoy Jammer Completes Critical Design Review

LAUNCH PAD
Second Missile Warning Satellite Achieves Key Testing Milestone

No talks yet on US missile shield, Bulgaria tells Russia

Russia pushes Bulgaria to explain US missile shield talks

LAUNCH PAD
Raytheon Laser-Guided Maverick On Track

Paveway II Plus Laser Guided Bomb Flight Test Program Completed

Russia will honour Iran missile deal: minister

LAUNCH PAD
Eurocopter focuses on Indian market

Sikorsky set to make Black Hawks in India

Still no deal to save A400M plane: EADS

LAUNCH PAD
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

LAUNCH PAD
Global swine flu death toll creeps towards 16,000: WHO

Keeping Vaccines Stable At Tropical Temperatures

Swine flu should be included in north's seasonal vaccine: WHO

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FARM NEWS
Untethered cows may produce less milk
Oslo, Norway (UPI) Feb 16, 2009
Norwegian scientists say they've determined so-called "free-stall" untethered cows in small herds produce less milk than cows tied to their stalls. The scientists who compared performance and health within the two stall types found tethered cattle have a higher reproductive performance and suffer less teat injuries and metabolic diseases. The research was in response to a government ban on the construction of new tie-stalls. Egil Simensen from the Norwegian School of Veterinary Sc ... read more

FARM NEWS
Nanotechnology Sparks Energy Storage On Paper And Cloth

Oil prices top 80 dollars in New York

Silicon-Coated Nanonets Could Build A Better Lithium-Ion Battery

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FARM NEWS
Strategic Cooperation Central To Nuclear Waste Disposal In Europe

Electric power execs lean toward nuclear

Russia says ready to help finance Bulgaria nuclear plant

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FARM NEWS
Dust In The Earth System

Kyoto Mechanism Failing To Curb 'Super Greenhouse Gas' Emissions

Asia Sends Springtime Ozone Levels Soaring Over North America

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FARM NEWS
Fog Has Declined In Past Century Along California Redwood Coast

Danube countries agree to protect 'Amazon of Europe'

Decrease in fog threatens California's s sequoias: study

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FARM NEWS
A Gut Defense Against Hessian Flies

A Review Of Vegetated Buffer Efficacy

China hikes rice price to boost output

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