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Experts call on world leaders to act now to prevent climate change impacts
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Experts have called upon world leaders to act immediately to prevent impacts of climate change including those on human health. The call was made during the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) event in the Rwandan ...
Experts call for action to prevent climate change impactsXinhua
Rwanda Hosts Continental Workshop On Climate ChangeAllAfrica.com
African climate experts to discuss mitigation actions in RwandaGbooza
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Experts have called upon world leaders to act immediately to prevent impacts of climate change including those on human health. The call was made during the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) event in the Rwandan ...
Experts call for action to prevent climate change impacts
Rwanda Hosts Continental Workshop On Climate Change
African climate experts to discuss mitigation actions in Rwanda
Population growth threatens wildlife in northern Tanzania Parks
Coastweek
ARUSHA, Tanzania (Xinhua) -- Northern Tanzania's conservationists have embarked on a family planning education program to address rapid population growth for people living outside the Burunge Wildlife Management Area (WMA). Secretary of the ...
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Coastweek
ARUSHA, Tanzania (Xinhua) -- Northern Tanzania's conservationists have embarked on a family planning education program to address rapid population growth for people living outside the Burunge Wildlife Management Area (WMA). Secretary of the ...
BBC News
Ancient underwater plant 'could be world's first flower'
BBC News
Botanists in the US say an ancient plant that grew underwater in what is modern day Europe may have been the world's first known flowering plant. Researchers studied more than 1,000 fossils of the Montsechia Vidalii species as part of the study. The ...
'First flowers' may have 'bloomed' in water, not on land, fossils suggestLos Angeles Times
Prehistoric Fossil Found in Spain May Be Mythical 'First Flower'NBCNews.com
Plant from 130 million years ago is among 'first flowers'The Sun Daily
Newsweek
I4U News
Washington Post
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BBC News
Botanists in the US say an ancient plant that grew underwater in what is modern day Europe may have been the world's first known flowering plant. Researchers studied more than 1,000 fossils of the Montsechia Vidalii species as part of the study. The ...
'First flowers' may have 'bloomed' in water, not on land, fossils suggest
Prehistoric Fossil Found in Spain May Be Mythical 'First Flower'
Plant from 130 million years ago is among 'first flowers'
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Spectacular collision of galaxies captured on camera
9news.com.au
The discovery was made by a team of astronomers led by Professor Quentin Parker at the University of Hong Kong and Professor Albert Zijlstra at the University of Manchester, using the UK Schmidt Telescope in Australia, according to a paper published by ...
Astronomers capture a stunning galaxy collision, the closest ever of its kindSydney Morning Herald
HKU scientists find new galaxy closest ever to earthecns
Celestial firework marks nearest galaxy collisionThe Times
Financial Express
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9news.com.au
The discovery was made by a team of astronomers led by Professor Quentin Parker at the University of Hong Kong and Professor Albert Zijlstra at the University of Manchester, using the UK Schmidt Telescope in Australia, according to a paper published by ...
Astronomers capture a stunning galaxy collision, the closest ever of its kind
HKU scientists find new galaxy closest ever to earth
Celestial firework marks nearest galaxy collision
NDTV
Page out of innovation: A book that filters water
Times of India
LONDON: The next time you want to get clean water, all you need to do is tear a page from your very own "drinkable super book". Scientists have created pages which are impregnated with bacteria-killing metal nanoparticles - a highly inexpensive, simple ...
'Drinkable Book' Promises to Filter Dirty WaterTIME
Take a leaf out of this book for clean drinking waterTimes LIVE
'Drinkable book' could provide millions with purified waterRT
Telegraph.co.uk
Christian Science Monitor
Livemint
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Times of India
LONDON: The next time you want to get clean water, all you need to do is tear a page from your very own "drinkable super book". Scientists have created pages which are impregnated with bacteria-killing metal nanoparticles - a highly inexpensive, simple ...
'Drinkable Book' Promises to Filter Dirty Water
Take a leaf out of this book for clean drinking water
'Drinkable book' could provide millions with purified water
Times LIVE
DNA set to replace the hard drive
Times LIVE
The next challenge is to find a way of searching for information encoded in strands of DNA floating in a drop of liquid. File photo. Image by: Gallo Images/ Thinkstock. DNA could be used to store digital information and preserve essential knowledge for ...
Forget Hard Drives: DNA-Based Storage Solutions Can Last Thousands Of YearsTech Times
DNA Data Storage Lasts Thousands of YearsDiscovery News
Single DNA molecule could store information for a million years following ...The Independent
Telegraph.co.uk
Gizmodo
Scientific Computing
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Times LIVE
The next challenge is to find a way of searching for information encoded in strands of DNA floating in a drop of liquid. File photo. Image by: Gallo Images/ Thinkstock. DNA could be used to store digital information and preserve essential knowledge for ...
Forget Hard Drives: DNA-Based Storage Solutions Can Last Thousands Of Years
DNA Data Storage Lasts Thousands of Years
Single DNA molecule could store information for a million years following ...
BBC News
City grime 'breathes back out' polluting nitrogen gases
BBC News
Scientists say the grime which clings to urban surfaces "breathes out" nitrogen gases when hit by sunlight. The dark muck was known to absorb such gases from the air, but it appears the nitrogen does not stay locked away. In rooftop experiments in ...
Why sunny days turn urban grime into dangerous pollutionTelegraph.co.uk
SUNLIGHT releases smog-forming particles trapped on grimy buildings and streetsDaily Mail
Grime on city streets becomes pollution in the airCBS News
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U.S. News & World Report
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BBC News
Scientists say the grime which clings to urban surfaces "breathes out" nitrogen gases when hit by sunlight. The dark muck was known to absorb such gases from the air, but it appears the nitrogen does not stay locked away. In rooftop experiments in ...
Why sunny days turn urban grime into dangerous pollution
SUNLIGHT releases smog-forming particles trapped on grimy buildings and streets
Grime on city streets becomes pollution in the air
Sydney Morning Herald
Central Asian glaciers thaw fast with warming in threat to hydro power, farms
Sydney Morning Herald
Mountain glaciers in Central Asia have shrunk four times faster than the world average, threatening river flows vital for agriculture and hydro power from Uzbekistan to western China, scientists said on Monday. Global warming is likely to quicken the ...
Asia's Rapidly Shrinking Glaciers Could Fuel Future ConflictsNBCNews.com
How Asia's melting glaciers could fuel conflictChristian Science Monitor
Central Asia Facing Threat From Glacier Ice Loss: This Is How Bad The Situation IsTech Times
Wall Street Journal
I4U News
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Sydney Morning Herald
Mountain glaciers in Central Asia have shrunk four times faster than the world average, threatening river flows vital for agriculture and hydro power from Uzbekistan to western China, scientists said on Monday. Global warming is likely to quicken the ...
Asia's Rapidly Shrinking Glaciers Could Fuel Future Conflicts
How Asia's melting glaciers could fuel conflict
Central Asia Facing Threat From Glacier Ice Loss: This Is How Bad The Situation Is
Ledger Gazette
ISS Astronaut Shares Another Dazzling Northern Lights Video
Huffington Post
If you think the Northern Lights look beautiful from Earth, take a look at this dazzling new video (above) from Scott Kelly. The NASA astronaut shot the video of a shimmering aurora borealis from his perch aboard the International Space Station -- and ...
ISS Astronaut Captures Spectacular Aurora Footage During a Sunrise (VIDEO)Science World Report
Astronaut Scott Kelly captures northern lights in time-lapse videoTV Newsroom
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Huffington Post
If you think the Northern Lights look beautiful from Earth, take a look at this dazzling new video (above) from Scott Kelly. The NASA astronaut shot the video of a shimmering aurora borealis from his perch aboard the International Space Station -- and ...
ISS Astronaut Captures Spectacular Aurora Footage During a Sunrise (VIDEO)
Astronaut Scott Kelly captures northern lights in time-lapse video
IBNLive
Soon, an elevator to the space that is taller than Burj Khalifa
IBNLive
Toronto: A Canadian firm has been granted a US patent to build the world's first-ever space elevator -- 20 times the height of the world's tallest building Burj Khalifa -- that will also have a tower assisting spacecrafts to land and take off. Ontario ...
Going up? Space elevator could zoom astronauts into Earth's stratosphereThe Guardian
Ontario company lands patent for 20-kilometre-high space elevatorCTV News
Canadian company gets patent for 20-km high space elevatorMacleans.ca
Science Times
Newstalk 1010
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IBNLive
Toronto: A Canadian firm has been granted a US patent to build the world's first-ever space elevator -- 20 times the height of the world's tallest building Burj Khalifa -- that will also have a tower assisting spacecrafts to land and take off. Ontario ...
Going up? Space elevator could zoom astronauts into Earth's stratosphere
Ontario company lands patent for 20-kilometre-high space elevator
Canadian company gets patent for 20-km high space elevator
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