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March 19, 2010
SHAKE AND BLOW
Catastrophic Flooding May Be More Predictable
University Park PA (SPX) Mar 19, 2010
An interdisciplinary team of physicists and geologists led by the University of Pennsylvania has made a major step toward predicting where and how large floods occur on river deltas and alluvial fans. In a laboratory, researchers created a miniature river delta that replicates flooding patterns seen in natural rivers, resulting in a mathematical model capable of aiding in the prediction of the next catastrophic flood. The results appear in the current issue of Geophysical Research Letters. ... read more

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FARM NEWS

New variety of lentil is developed
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UN wildlife body rejects bluefin trade ban
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China agrees to resume US pork imports
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WATER WORLD

Worlds Most Usefull Tree Provides Low-Cost Water Purification
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FARM NEWS

Japan, detractors trade barbs on eve of tuna debate
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WATER WORLD

China drought leaves millions short of water
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Scientific Breakthrough In Genetic Studies Of Animal Domestication
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BIO FUEL

10 000 000 Flex-Fuel Vehicles Strong In Brazil
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FARM NEWS

Bordeaux vintners look to Asia to drain cellars
FARM NEWS

Tuna ban: EU squabbling, China opposed
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WATER WORLD

Private Drinking Water Supplies Pose Challenges To Public Health
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FARM NEWS

Gardening to sow seeds for a rosier Afghanistan
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FARM NEWS

Bluefin tuna: Japan 'lobbying' blasted at CITES talks
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New Fibre Testing Device Gives Cotton An Edge
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Japan's famous Tsukiji fish market braces for tuna trade ban
Tokyo (AFP) March 15, 2010
As bartenders close the shutters in Tokyo's glitzy nightlife district, just a short walk away handbells ring in the pre-dawn tuna auctions in an old warehouse in Tsukiji. Veteran auctioneers call for bids for hundreds of snap-frozen tuna laid in neat rows in the world's largest fish market, the size of more than 40 football pitches. The ocean predators, steaming dry ice, have their tails ... more

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Japan firm breeds 'sustainable' bluefin tuna from eggs
Tokyo (AFP) March 15, 2010
A Japanese company has started exporting what it calls sustainably grown bluefin tuna, which it says allows sushi lovers to keep eating the species without driving down ocean stocks. Bluefin tuna is either caught in the open seas or farmed from baby fish caught in nets, but marine products company Burimy says it is the first to sell bluefin grown from artificially hatched eggs. "Our tuna ... more

BIO FUEL
More Maize Ethanol May Boost Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Washington DC (SPX) Mar 15, 2010
In the March issue of BioScience, researchers present a sophisticated new analysis of the effects of boosting use of maize-derived ethanol on greenhouse gas emissions. The study, conducted by Thomas W. Hertel of Purdue University and five co-authors, focuses on how mandated increases in production of the biofuel in the United States will trigger land-use changes domestically and elsewhere. ... more

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EARTH OBSERVATION

Thales Begins Development Of Sentinel 1B And 3B Environmental Satellites

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Signature Secures Future Sentinels For GMES


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TECH SPACE
Joint Strike Fighter Completes First Vertical Landing

C-130E Completes Last Combat Mission

Soldiers Look For Better Reaction Time And Increased Lethality

TECH SPACE
Aegis Weapon System Tested During International Multiple Ship Demonstration

India's missile shield test fails: officials

India's defense shield test fails

TECH SPACE
Belarus touts anti-air defense system for Venezuela

Raytheon Awarded Contract For SLAMRAAM Long-Lead Purchases

France buys U.S. missiles, upgrades army

TECH SPACE
For A400M, Airbus targets U.S. market

US may extend tanker deadline to allow EADS bid

US says needs base to defend Japan

TECH SPACE
Market For First Responder Robots Will Reach $3.7 Billion By 2016

Market For Military Robots Will Reach $9.8 Billion By 2016

Robot helps stroke victims use their arms

TECH SPACE
Swine Flu Far Worse For Pregnant Women Than Thought

Vietnam records second bird flu death this year

Bangladesh slaughters 117,000 birds over avian flu

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EARTH OBSERVATION
Lockheed Martin Wins Contract To Build GeoEye-2
Sunnyvale CA (SPX) Mar 12, 2010
Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company has been selected by GeoEye, Inc. to build the company's next-generation, high-resolution Earth imaging satellite system known as GeoEye-2. Financial terms are not being disclosed at this time. Lockheed Martin has begun start-up activities and procurement of long-lead components to support the earliest possible launch date for GeoEye-2. This effort will lead to a contract award for the design, engineering and manufacturing of the satellite and the associated c ... read more

EARTH OBSERVATION
Is al-Qaida planning energy war?

U.S.-Indonesia energy trade deals?

NEMA Criticizes DOT Over Lithium Battery Transport

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EARTH OBSERVATION
Russian ecologists slam 'horrifying' nuclear waste bill

Nuclear power a possibility for Indonesia

Poland sticks to 2020 target for first nuclear plant: official

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EARTH OBSERVATION
UV Exposure Has Increased But Now Stabilized

Something in the air in Mexico City -- less pollution

India's smoggy capital tries a whiff of fresh air

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EARTH OBSERVATION
Indigenous Malaysians protest proposed land bill

Technology helps Liberia turn the page on 'blood timber'

Debunking Myths About Amazon Rainforests

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EARTH OBSERVATION
New variety of lentil is developed

UN wildlife body rejects bluefin trade ban

China agrees to resume US pork imports

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