South China Morning Post (subscription)
China's economic slowdown need not hinder climate change deal, says UN official
South China Morning Post (subscription)
A slowdown in the Chinese economy that has alarmed global stock markets won't cast a “dark cloud” over UN efforts to reach an accord to slow global warming by December, the United Nations' climate chief predicted. Christiana Figueres also said that ...
Vital to seal climate dealThe Straits Times
China slowdown needn't hamper climate deal: UNReuters
The Climate In BonnThe Indian Express
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South China Morning Post (subscription)
A slowdown in the Chinese economy that has alarmed global stock markets won't cast a “dark cloud” over UN efforts to reach an accord to slow global warming by December, the United Nations' climate chief predicted. Christiana Figueres also said that ...
Vital to seal climate deal
China slowdown needn't hamper climate deal: UN
The Climate In Bonn
The News International
Follies of Denial: Accommodation with Iran
Huffington Post
Much analysis on the Iran nuclear agreement has sidelined human rights, particularly women's rights, largely ignored Iranian aggression, and forgotten the history of comparable pacts. Women have been oppressed since the Islamic revolution in 1979.
'New era' in Iran science with end of sanctions: reportPhys.Org
Unsanctioned scienceScience /AAAS
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Huffington Post
Much analysis on the Iran nuclear agreement has sidelined human rights, particularly women's rights, largely ignored Iranian aggression, and forgotten the history of comparable pacts. Women have been oppressed since the Islamic revolution in 1979.
'New era' in Iran science with end of sanctions: report
Unsanctioned science
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Times of India
Earth now home to 3 trillion trees
Times of India
WASHINGTON: More than 3 trillion trees exist on Earth - roughly 422 per person - but the total number of trees has plummeted by 46 per cent since the start of human civilisation, according to a new Yale-led study. The new estimate of more than 3 ...
The earth as three trillion trees!NY City News
Earth has 3 trillion trees, census showsThe Straits Times
How Many Trees Does Earth Have? New Study Yields Big SurpriseHuffington Post
Los Angeles Times
TODAYonline
Northern Californian
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Times of India
WASHINGTON: More than 3 trillion trees exist on Earth - roughly 422 per person - but the total number of trees has plummeted by 46 per cent since the start of human civilisation, according to a new Yale-led study. The new estimate of more than 3 ...
The earth as three trillion trees!
Earth has 3 trillion trees, census shows
How Many Trees Does Earth Have? New Study Yields Big Surprise
Mashable
Robots will be fighting against pesty starfish on the Great Barrier Reef
Mashable
Crown-of-thorns starfish are one of the greatest threats to Australia's Great Barrier Reef, and a team of researchers have a robot that's going to fight back. The starfish species, which is native to the Indo-Pacific region, feeds on coral and a ...
Robot to destroy starfish on Great Barrier ReefBrisbane Times
Australia Deploys Killer Robots to Terminate Reef-Eating StarfishNBCNews.com
COTSbot Is The Terminator Of StarfishUbergizmo
Maine News Online
Pioneer News
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Mashable
Crown-of-thorns starfish are one of the greatest threats to Australia's Great Barrier Reef, and a team of researchers have a robot that's going to fight back. The starfish species, which is native to the Indo-Pacific region, feeds on coral and a ...
Robot to destroy starfish on Great Barrier Reef
Australia Deploys Killer Robots to Terminate Reef-Eating Starfish
COTSbot Is The Terminator Of Starfish
Bangkok Post
Intel putting $50 mn into quantum computing research
Bangkok Post
SAN FRANCISCO - US chip colossus Intel on Thursday said that it will put $50 million and engineering resources into an alliance on quantum computing that could radically advance complex problem-solving. Intel Corporation plans a 10-year collaboration ...
Intel to Invest $50 Million in Quantum ComputersWall Street Journal
Intel ponies up $50 million for quantum computing researchPCWorld
Goodbye Moore's Law! Intel invests $50 million into quantum computing partnershipFortune
Scientific Computing
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Bangkok Post
SAN FRANCISCO - US chip colossus Intel on Thursday said that it will put $50 million and engineering resources into an alliance on quantum computing that could radically advance complex problem-solving. Intel Corporation plans a 10-year collaboration ...
Intel to Invest $50 Million in Quantum Computers
Intel ponies up $50 million for quantum computing research
Goodbye Moore's Law! Intel invests $50 million into quantum computing partnership
NBCNews.com
Key Radar Fails on NASA's $1 Billion SMAP Soil Moisture Satellite
NBCNews.com
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- A key instrument on a $1 billion NASA satellite has failed, reducing scientists' ability to capture data to measure the moisture in Earth's soil in order to improve flood forecasting and monitor climate change, officials said on ...
September 3, 2015 in News: Radar on NASA's SMAP Earth observing satellite ...Spaceflight Now
New Nasa soil moisture satellite loses one science instrumentLivemint
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NBCNews.com
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- A key instrument on a $1 billion NASA satellite has failed, reducing scientists' ability to capture data to measure the moisture in Earth's soil in order to improve flood forecasting and monitor climate change, officials said on ...
September 3, 2015 in News: Radar on NASA's SMAP Earth observing satellite ...
New Nasa soil moisture satellite loses one science instrument
Livemint
Waste coffee grounds can store methane
Livemint
Seoul: Scientists have developed a simple 'soak and heating' process which treats waste coffee grounds to enable them to store the harmful greenhouse gas methane. Methane capture and storage provides a double environmental return—it removes a ...
Higher Education reporterThe Australian (blog)
Scientists are using coffee to tackle climate change -- seriouslyBusiness Insider Australia
The Latest in Coffee Grounds Energy TechnologyPacific Standard
uSwitch.com (Tech)
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Livemint
Seoul: Scientists have developed a simple 'soak and heating' process which treats waste coffee grounds to enable them to store the harmful greenhouse gas methane. Methane capture and storage provides a double environmental return—it removes a ...
Higher Education reporter
Scientists are using coffee to tackle climate change -- seriously
The Latest in Coffee Grounds Energy Technology
Ancient Origins
Study Reveals Human Body Has Gone Through Four Stages Of Evolution
Newsroom America
(Newsroom America) -- Research into 430,000-year-old fossils collected in northern Spain found that the evolution of the human body's size and shape has gone through four main stages. A large international research team including Binghamton University ...
Human Body Has Gone through Four Main Stages of Evolution, Scientists SaySci-News.com
Scientists See Four Main Stages of Human EvolutionArchaeology
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Newsroom America
(Newsroom America) -- Research into 430,000-year-old fossils collected in northern Spain found that the evolution of the human body's size and shape has gone through four main stages. A large international research team including Binghamton University ...
Human Body Has Gone through Four Main Stages of Evolution, Scientists Say
Scientists See Four Main Stages of Human Evolution
Newsweek
No, That's Not a Floating Spoon on Mars
Newsweek
An image captured by NASA's Mars Curiosity rover on August 30, 2015 shows what looks like a floating spoon. In fact, it's most likely a ventifact, a rock shaped by wind. NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS. Filed Under: Tech & Science, Mars, Curiosity Rover, Spoon, ...
NASA's Laser-Communication Tech for Spacecraft Zaps ForwardSpace.com
NASA HISTORY: Viking Lander 2 Landed on Mars 39 Years AgoSpaceCoastDaily.com
There Is a Floating Spoon on Mars, AllegedlySoftpedia News
Astronomy Magazine
KTIC
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Newsweek
An image captured by NASA's Mars Curiosity rover on August 30, 2015 shows what looks like a floating spoon. In fact, it's most likely a ventifact, a rock shaped by wind. NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS. Filed Under: Tech & Science, Mars, Curiosity Rover, Spoon, ...
NASA's Laser-Communication Tech for Spacecraft Zaps Forward
NASA HISTORY: Viking Lander 2 Landed on Mars 39 Years Ago
There Is a Floating Spoon on Mars, Allegedly
Times of India
Animals, not catastrophe, caused Earth's first mass extinction
Times of India
WASHINGTON: The Earth's first mass extinction event 540 million years ago was caused not by a meteorite impact or volcanic super-eruption but by the rise of early animals that dramatically changed the prehistoric environment, a new study has found.
Evidence that Earth's first mass extinction was caused by critters not catastropheSpace Daily
Study says animals caused Earth's first mass extinctionAmeriPublications
Animals caused Earth's first mass extinction, not catastropheLivemint
TheBlaze.com
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Times of India
WASHINGTON: The Earth's first mass extinction event 540 million years ago was caused not by a meteorite impact or volcanic super-eruption but by the rise of early animals that dramatically changed the prehistoric environment, a new study has found.
Evidence that Earth's first mass extinction was caused by critters not catastrophe
Study says animals caused Earth's first mass extinction
Animals caused Earth's first mass extinction, not catastrophe
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