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In the Footsteps of Popes Seeking Worldly Change
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When an elderly Pope Leo XIII released a document in 1891 on the rights of workers to unionize and of owners to hold private property, European capitalists and socialists alike cried foul. Why should we listen, they fumed, to a pope's pronouncements on ...
Pope attacks emissions trading as a possible 'ploy'The Hindu
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When an elderly Pope Leo XIII released a document in 1891 on the rights of workers to unionize and of owners to hold private property, European capitalists and socialists alike cried foul. Why should we listen, they fumed, to a pope's pronouncements on ...
Pope attacks emissions trading as a possible 'ploy'
Government Catholics will give 'great weight' to Pope's climate views: Malcolm ...
Overheard: 'Laudato Si' and the Energy Industry's Change of Climate
TIME
DNA links Kennewick Man to Native Americans
Washington Post
The skull in the eroded riverbank belonged to a man with a narrow, projecting face. The archeologist who excavated the bones along the Columbia River near Kennewick, Wash., thought he was looking at the remains of a white man, probably a pioneer.
DNA analysis proves Kennewick Man is Native AmericanCBS News
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Washington Post
The skull in the eroded riverbank belonged to a man with a narrow, projecting face. The archeologist who excavated the bones along the Columbia River near Kennewick, Wash., thought he was looking at the remains of a white man, probably a pioneer.
DNA analysis proves Kennewick Man is Native American
Who was Kennewick Man? DNA test offers surprising answer to mystery.
DNA from ancient skeleton found in Washington shows links to Native ...
New York Times
An Ant With the Right Coat for 158-Degree Weather
New York Times
Silver ants of the Sahara leave their underground nests for only 10 to 20 minutes a day, and they do it when the heat is peaking. The surface temperature can reach 158 degrees Fahrenheit. The ant, just three-eighths of an inch long, survives because of a ...
These 'silver' ants use special hairs to survive the harshest desert heatWashington Post
How do half-inch ants survive the Sahara? Silver hairs, scientists say.Christian Science Monitor
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New York Times
Silver ants of the Sahara leave their underground nests for only 10 to 20 minutes a day, and they do it when the heat is peaking. The surface temperature can reach 158 degrees Fahrenheit. The ant, just three-eighths of an inch long, survives because of a ...
These 'silver' ants use special hairs to survive the harshest desert heat
How do half-inch ants survive the Sahara? Silver hairs, scientists say.
Silver Ants Stay Cool Using Special Hairs
Los Angeles Times
Bipedal kangaroos prefer to use their left 'hand'
Los Angeles Times
The question of whether you are a righty or a lefty no longer applies just to humans and great apes. It turns out that kangaroos prefer one hand over the other as well. lRelated Chimps dig palm wine, new study finds · Science Now · Chimps dig palm wine, new ...
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Los Angeles Times
The question of whether you are a righty or a lefty no longer applies just to humans and great apes. It turns out that kangaroos prefer one hand over the other as well. lRelated Chimps dig palm wine, new study finds · Science Now · Chimps dig palm wine, new ...
Most kangaroos are left-handed: study
Most kangaroos are 'left-handed'
Natural Preference: Study Finds Most Kangaroos Are Left-Handed
Design & Trend
Saturn's Moon Titan Whips Up Polar Winds Just Like Earth
Design & Trend
(Photo : Getty Images/NASA) Scientists are theorizing that life on Saturn's moon Titan can potentially metabolize and reproduce akin to life on Earth, according to new research. The Saturn moon Titan has an atmosphere revealed to share more similarities ...
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Saturn's Moon, Titan, Has Earth-like Polar Winds that Whip Gas into SpaceScience World Report
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Design & Trend
(Photo : Getty Images/NASA) Scientists are theorizing that life on Saturn's moon Titan can potentially metabolize and reproduce akin to life on Earth, according to new research. The Saturn moon Titan has an atmosphere revealed to share more similarities ...
Titan: Saturn's Moon More Earth-Like Than Previously Thought
Saturn's Moon, Titan, Has Earth-like Polar Winds that Whip Gas into Space
Saturn Largest Moon Titan Has Earth Like Systems; Does This Indicate There ...
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Africa poaching hotspots found in DNA analysis of tusks, dung
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Researchers are using seized tusks to identify Africa's poaching hotspots in hopes law enforcement can make use of the information. A DNA analysis of elephant tusks seized from poachers has revealed two main hotspots for the crime in Africa, a finding that ...
Ivory DNA reveals Africa's elephant poaching hotspots, study findsMashable
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Researchers are using seized tusks to identify Africa's poaching hotspots in hopes law enforcement can make use of the information. A DNA analysis of elephant tusks seized from poachers has revealed two main hotspots for the crime in Africa, a finding that ...
Ivory DNA reveals Africa's elephant poaching hotspots, study finds
DNA May Help Track Ivory Poachers
DNA Sleuthing Pinpoints Two African Elephant Poaching Hot Spots
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Study: Mega injections of wastewater triggers more quakes
Midland Reporter-Telegram
Signs warn against trespassing at a well injection site operated by Bridgeport Tank Trucks LTD., Saturday, June 21, 2014, in Azle, Texas. Earthquakes used to be unheard of on the vast stretches of prairie that unroll across Texas and Oklahoma. But in recent ...
Here's Why Oklahoma May Be Having So Many EarthquakesVICE News
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Midland Reporter-Telegram
Signs warn against trespassing at a well injection site operated by Bridgeport Tank Trucks LTD., Saturday, June 21, 2014, in Azle, Texas. Earthquakes used to be unheard of on the vast stretches of prairie that unroll across Texas and Oklahoma. But in recent ...
Here's Why Oklahoma May Be Having So Many Earthquakes
TIME
Earth Just Had Its Warmest Spring on Record
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This year is shaping up to be a hot one—literally. This past May was officially the warmest on record, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said in a new report. What's more, researchers say Earth experienced the warmed spring and first five ...
The heat goes on: Warmest May, spring and year on recordUSA TODAY
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TIME
This year is shaping up to be a hot one—literally. This past May was officially the warmest on record, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said in a new report. What's more, researchers say Earth experienced the warmed spring and first five ...
The heat goes on: Warmest May, spring and year on record
Earth had its warmest May and is off to warmest year on record
Federal scientists say 2015 on pace to be globe's warmest
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Are ALIENS hiding on Jupiter's Europa? Let's find out, cry NASA bods
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Pic NASA has finished sketching out plans to send a probe to Europa, Jupiter's most curious moon, and is ready to put the operation into action. "Today we're taking an exciting step from concept to mission, in our quest to find signs of life beyond Earth," said ...
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Pic NASA has finished sketching out plans to send a probe to Europa, Jupiter's most curious moon, and is ready to put the operation into action. "Today we're taking an exciting step from concept to mission, in our quest to find signs of life beyond Earth," said ...
NASA: We Are Going to Europa
Search for life: NASA begins work on mission to Jupiter moon Europa
NASA: Europa spacecraft goes into development phase
Los Angeles Times
Majority moves: Baboons make democratic decisions, study finds
Los Angeles Times
Perhaps baboons should run for office. Researchers tracking a troop of wild olive baboons have found that the primates make travel decisions democratically when disagreements arise over which direction to go. The findings, published in the journal Science, ...
UC Davis research reveals decision-making behavior of wild baboonsSacramento Bee
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Los Angeles Times
Perhaps baboons should run for office. Researchers tracking a troop of wild olive baboons have found that the primates make travel decisions democratically when disagreements arise over which direction to go. The findings, published in the journal Science, ...
UC Davis research reveals decision-making behavior of wild baboons
Baboon-Trackers Herald New Age of Animal Behaviour Research
Baboons Fitted With GPS Collars Reveal Democratic Practices Within ...
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