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Plastic in guts of 99% of seabirds by 2050
Sky News Australia
About 90 per cent of all seabirds alive today have eaten plastic of some kind, scientists say. Australian and British researchers say it demonstrates the urgent need for all nations to better manage their waste and cut down on packaging. Scientists ...
Up to 90% of seabirds have plastic in their guts, study findsThe Guardian
Study: 90% of Seabirds Have Eaten PlasticVoice of America
Seabirds 'blighted by plastic waste'BBC News
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Sky News Australia
About 90 per cent of all seabirds alive today have eaten plastic of some kind, scientists say. Australian and British researchers say it demonstrates the urgent need for all nations to better manage their waste and cut down on packaging. Scientists ...
Up to 90% of seabirds have plastic in their guts, study finds
Study: 90% of Seabirds Have Eaten Plastic
Seabirds 'blighted by plastic waste'
Los Angeles Times
Scientists discover a 6-foot-long 'sea scorpion' that lived 450 million years ago
Los Angeles Times
Scientists have found evidence of a giant scorpion-like animal that roamed the seas hundreds of millions of years before the dinosaurs. lRelated Scientists break 75-million-year-old dinosaur fossils and find blood cells · Science Now · Scientists break ...
Fossils Show Big Bug Ruled the Seas 460 Million Years AgoABC News
Ancient sea scorpion discovered in USNEWS.com.au
Fossils reveal scorpion-like predator which ruled the seas 460 million years agoThe Indian Express
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Los Angeles Times
Scientists have found evidence of a giant scorpion-like animal that roamed the seas hundreds of millions of years before the dinosaurs. lRelated Scientists break 75-million-year-old dinosaur fossils and find blood cells · Science Now · Scientists break ...
Fossils Show Big Bug Ruled the Seas 460 Million Years Ago
Ancient sea scorpion discovered in US
Fossils reveal scorpion-like predator which ruled the seas 460 million years ago
CBC.ca
NASA picks Pluto spacecraft New Horizons' latest destination
CBC.ca
A spacecraft that made a historic flyby of Pluto in July has a new destination — an icy rock that may reveal what the outer solar system was like shortly after it formed 4.6 billion years ago. NASA's New Horizons spacecraft's next target is 2014 MU69 ...
NASA Picks Target for New Horizons' Next FlybyDiscovery News
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New Horizons Probe Gets Its Next Flyby Target After PlutoABC News
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CBC.ca
A spacecraft that made a historic flyby of Pluto in July has a new destination — an icy rock that may reveal what the outer solar system was like shortly after it formed 4.6 billion years ago. NASA's New Horizons spacecraft's next target is 2014 MU69 ...
NASA Picks Target for New Horizons' Next Flyby
WATCH New Horizon's historic flyby: Hitch a virtual ride past Pluto
New Horizons Probe Gets Its Next Flyby Target After Pluto
Discovery News
Is Alaska our future?
Discovery News
With raging wildfires, melting glaciers and big shifts of animal behavior, Alaska's environment is changing faster than anywhere else on Earth. That's why scientists say it's an ideal laboratory -- or perhaps a harbinger -- of how climate change could ...
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Discovery News
With raging wildfires, melting glaciers and big shifts of animal behavior, Alaska's environment is changing faster than anywhere else on Earth. That's why scientists say it's an ideal laboratory -- or perhaps a harbinger -- of how climate change could ...
NASA Arctic Field Campaign to Examine Ecosystem Impacts of Changing Climate
NASA Arctic campaign to examine ecosystem impacts of changing climate
Woods Hole Scientists Warn Leaders of Dangers of Thawing Permafrost
Maine News Online
Recent Images of Twin Jet Nebula are extremely fascinating
Maine News Online
Scientists are quite fascinated by a cosmic butterfly, whose image was spotted by NASA's Hubble telescope a few days back. The Twin Jet Nebula is made up of an aging star having its core exposed and a smaller star, both create an illuminating rainbow ...
Cosmos Snaps Into Dazzling Focus With Hubble Upgrade: PhotosDiscovery News
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Maine News Online
Scientists are quite fascinated by a cosmic butterfly, whose image was spotted by NASA's Hubble telescope a few days back. The Twin Jet Nebula is made up of an aging star having its core exposed and a smaller star, both create an illuminating rainbow ...
Cosmos Snaps Into Dazzling Focus With Hubble Upgrade: Photos
Cosmic butterflies, celestial gems, and other majestic wonders caught by Hubble
Cosmos Snaps Into Dazzling Focus With The Hubble Upgrade
NEWS.com.au
Scientists develop slow-melting ice cream
NEWS.com.au
THE summer scourge of sticky hands could become a thing of the past as British researchers announced the discovery of an ingredient to make slow-melting ice cream on Monday. The protein BslA, which occurs naturally in some food, helps to blend the ...
Scientists discover secret to slow-melting ice creamSydney Morning Herald
This protein may be the key to slow-melting ice creamWashington Post
Scientists have figured out a way to keep ice cream from melting too quicklyThe Week Magazine
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NEWS.com.au
THE summer scourge of sticky hands could become a thing of the past as British researchers announced the discovery of an ingredient to make slow-melting ice cream on Monday. The protein BslA, which occurs naturally in some food, helps to blend the ...
Scientists discover secret to slow-melting ice cream
This protein may be the key to slow-melting ice cream
Scientists have figured out a way to keep ice cream from melting too quickly
THE BUSINESS TIMES
SpaceX's next launch delayed longer than expected
Los Angeles Times
SpaceX said its next launch will be delayed longer than expected after the June 28 accident that destroyed its unmanned ship carrying cargo to the International Space Station. The Hawthorne-based company is still "a couple months away from the next ...
UPDATE 1-SpaceX rocket grounded for 'couple more months,' company saysReuters
SpaceX rocket grounded for 'couple more months': CompanyToronto Sun
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Los Angeles Times
SpaceX said its next launch will be delayed longer than expected after the June 28 accident that destroyed its unmanned ship carrying cargo to the International Space Station. The Hawthorne-based company is still "a couple months away from the next ...
UPDATE 1-SpaceX rocket grounded for 'couple more months,' company says
SpaceX rocket grounded for 'couple more months': Company
SpaceX: We're Grounded for a 'Couple More Months' After Accident
Times of India
Another View: Will Russia and China beat US in the Arctic?
Kane County Chronicle
President Barack Obama should be applauded for gathering world leaders in Anchorage this week for a U.S.-led conference on “Global Leadership in the Arctic.” Yet the summit's limited focus on climate change, though undoubtedly important, belies the ...
What does Russian Federation want with the Arctic Circle?Press Examiner
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Kane County Chronicle
President Barack Obama should be applauded for gathering world leaders in Anchorage this week for a U.S.-led conference on “Global Leadership in the Arctic.” Yet the summit's limited focus on climate change, though undoubtedly important, belies the ...
What does Russian Federation want with the Arctic Circle?
President Obama shares his concerns at Arctic Council policy meeting
US Is Playing Catch-Up With Russia in Scramble for the Arctic
Christian Science Monitor
What's so appealing about the revolting corpse flower? (+video)
Christian Science Monitor
Despite the titum arum's rancid fragrance reminiscent of rotting flesh, people gather by the thousands to catch a glimpse of the bizarre flower in bloom. By Jessica Mendoza, Staff writer August 31, 2015. Save for later Saved. close. UC Botanical Garden ...
Corpse flower letdown leads to unanswered questionsChicago Tribune
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Christian Science Monitor
Despite the titum arum's rancid fragrance reminiscent of rotting flesh, people gather by the thousands to catch a glimpse of the bizarre flower in bloom. By Jessica Mendoza, Staff writer August 31, 2015. Save for later Saved. close. UC Botanical Garden ...
Corpse flower letdown leads to unanswered questions
Scientists help Chicago's stinky 'corpse flower' blossom
WATCH: Chicago corpse flower fails to bloom, visitors don't get to smell its ...
The Australian Financial Review
UN summons leaders to closed-door climate change meeting
The Australian Financial Review
More than 190 nations are working to reach an agreement in Paris this December to limit greenhouse-gas emissions and avert the worst effects of global warming. Bloomberg. by Ewa Krukowska and Alex Nussbaum. Frustrated by slow progress in global ...
Crunch time for climate talksThe Straits Times
UN Said to Summon Leaders to Closed-Door Climate Change MeetingBloomberg
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The Australian Financial Review
More than 190 nations are working to reach an agreement in Paris this December to limit greenhouse-gas emissions and avert the worst effects of global warming. Bloomberg. by Ewa Krukowska and Alex Nussbaum. Frustrated by slow progress in global ...
Crunch time for climate talks
UN Said to Summon Leaders to Closed-Door Climate Change Meeting
UN climate talks begin divided, but with hope for Paris accord
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