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March 11, 2009
14:03
Dot Earth: U.N.: Young and Old Boom on the Road to 9 Billion
Despite a longstanding global decline in fertility rates, the world is still on a path to exceed 9 billion people by mid-century.
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New York Times: Science
13:07
Launching of Shuttle Postponed Again
NASA called off the launch because of a hydrogen leak in a vent line between the main engines and the external fuel tank.
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New York Times: Science
08:48
Dot Earth: No Skepticism on the Energy Gap
If there's broad agreement on the energy challenge, is the climate fight necessary?.
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New York Times: Science
March 10, 2009
22:47
Shuttle Set to Lift Off With Station Parts
The space shuttle Discovery is set to lift off Wednesday on a two-week mission, carrying a replacement part for a water recycler and a final set of solar arrays for the International Space Station.
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New York Times: Science
22:47
E.P.A. Proposes Tracking Industry Emissions
The Environmental Protection Agency proposed a rule that would require a broad range of industries to tally and report their greenhouse gas emissions.
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New York Times: Science
22:47
Energy Dept. Said to Err on Coal Project
The Energy Department made a $500 million math error a year ago when it withdrew its support from a “near-zero emissions” coal plant in Illinois.
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New York Times: Science
11:58
Tools That Leave Wildlife Unbothered Widen Research Horizons
There are a host of new methods that researchers are using to study animals in the wild without ever coming in contact with them.
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New York Times: Science
09:31
Really?: The Claim: Daylight Saving Time Can Affect Your Health
Is the annual loss of an hour messing with your circadian rhythm?
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New York Times: Science
09:28
Global Update: Viruses: Malaria Drug Is Found to Curb Deadly Infections Spread From Animals
Two new viral infections seem to have an effective treatment in an old antimalaria drug.
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New York Times: Science
09:25
Observatory: Rise in Ocean Acidity May Lead to Thinner Plankton Shells
New research shows some evidence than rising acid levels in the ocean is affecting the ability of small marine organisms to create shells.
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New York Times: Science
08:18
Observatory: Zoo Chimp Plans for His Visitors, Stockpiling Rocks
In a rare display of planning, one chimp hoards weapons to throw at future visitors.
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New York Times: Science
07:51
News Analysis: Rethink Stem Cells? Science Already Has
What impact will President Obama’s move to lift the ban on stem cell research have on current work?
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New York Times: Science
07:36
They Tried to Outsmart Wall Street
“Quants” try to use physics to untangle the messiest of human activities — making money.
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New York Times: Science
07:06
Personal Health: Oxygen Therapy Is Valuable, Sometimes
In recent years, more and more studies have found effective uses for hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
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New York Times: Science
06:37
Cases: Time Is a Trickster When Cancer Runs the Clock
Once cancer has invaded and set the new pace for your life, you’d be hard pressed to try and change it.
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New York Times: Science
March 9, 2009
23:40
Genetic Tests May Reveal Source of Mystery Tumors
Tests to find the source of “mystery tumors” may help doctors treat them more effectively.
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New York Times: Science
23:33
Religious Thoughts and Feelings Not Limited to One Part of Brain
Researchers have discovered that general networks of the brain are responsible for religious beliefs.
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New York Times: Science
23:24
Mark H. Beers, 54, Expert on Drugs Given to Elderly, Dies
Dr. Beers’s seminal research found that some widely used prescription drugs led to harmful and unnecessary side effects in the elderly.
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New York Times: Science
22:44
Vital Signs: Patterns: More Headaches in Warmer Weather
Emergency room visits for headaches increase as the weather gets warmer.
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New York Times: Science
22:17
Letters: Paying Students (2 Letters)
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New York Times: Science
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