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Earth’S First Rain...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 04/22/07

The 300-million-year-old forest is composed of a bizarre mixture of extinct plants: abundant club mosses, more than 40 meters high, towering over a sub-canopy of tree ferns, intermixed with shrubs and tree-sized horsetails. Nowhere elsewhere on the... See more more

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Thirty-Two Mile Cable...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 04/04/07

Oceanographers have completed an important step in constructing the first deep-sea observatory off the continental United States. Workers in the multi-institution effort laid 32 miles (52 kilometers) of cable along the Monterey Bay sea floor that... See more more

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Researcher Seeks 'Missing...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 02/13/07

Pseudomonas Bacteria Pseudomonas are Gram-negative, aerobic, enteric, rod prokaryotes that are able to grow in extreme environments. Any carbon or hydrocarbon source is a suitable place for them to live. This species was isolated from a soil... See more more

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Adaptation to Global...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 02/08/07

Researchers say adaptation to the changing climate is as important for dealing with rising global temperatures as cutting greenhouse gas emissions TEMPE, Ariz. – Temperatures are rising on Earth, which is heating up the debate over global warming and... See more more

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Storing carbon dioxide...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 02/07/07

A new analysis led by an MIT scientist describes a mechanism for capturing carbon dioxide emissions from a power plant and injecting the gas into the ground, where it would be trapped naturally as tiny bubbles and safely stored in briny porous rock.... See more more

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Scientific Frontline®...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 01/30/07

Under strict embargo until 00.01 hours GMT / UTC Wednesday 31 January 2007 Posted Jan. 31, 2007 00:02 UTC Reintroducing wild wolves to the Scottish Highlands could have a positive impact on local conservation, says new research published today. The... See more more

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MERIS chlorophyll data...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 01/30/07

Measuring leaf area index using the LAI-2000 plant canopy analyzer. Each LAI measurement contrasted a single above the canopy measurement with at least four below the canopy measurements. Credits: Dr. Jadunandan Dash, Gary Llewellyn, and Matthew... See more more

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Nation's Newest USAF...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 01/29/07

VANDENBERG AFB, Calif., January 29, 2007 -- The Defense Meteorological Satellite Program (DMSP) F-17 Block 5D-3 spacecraft, built under contract for the U.S. Air Force by Lockheed Martin [NYSE:LMT], has been turned over to the National Oceanic and... See more more

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Earth Science /...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 01/29/07

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - When corporations serve the world's 4 billion poor people - a global growth strategy often referred to as "B24B," or "business to 4 billion" - with affordable and easy-to-use products that have low environmental impact, those... See more more

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MIT-led panel backs 'heat...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 01/22/07

An 18-member panel led by MIT prepared the 400-plus page study, titled "The Future of Geothermal Energy." Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy, it is the first study in some 30 years to take a new look at geothermal, an energy resource that has... See more more

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UW-Madison acquires rare...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 01/11/07

A relic plant that once co-existed with dinosaurs has taken up residence in the University of Wisconsin-Madison botany greenhouses. Known as the Wollemi pine, the plant was presumed extinct until a "bushwalker" named David Noble discovered it in an... See more more

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Bringing together Earth...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 01/11/07

Integrating studies of the Earth with those of the atmosphere and beyond, the Environmental Remote Sensing Center (ERSC) recently joined the Space Science and Engineering Center (SSEC) in the University of Wisconsin-Madison Graduate School.... See more more

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Atmospheric research from...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 01/09/07

Scientists from UCL Physics & Astronomy returned last month from Svalbard, a Norwegian island in the high Arctic (78 degrees north), where they installed a new instrument at the Adventdalen Observatory, Longyearbyen. Four members of the Atmospheric... See more more

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Earth Science /...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 01/09/07

9 January 2007 The world's biodiversity is vanishing at an unprecedented rate – around 100 species every day – due to factors such as land use change and pollution. Addressing this threat, world governments agreed through the UN Convention on... See more more

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New research shows larval...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 01/08/07

Tiny larval fish living among Australia’s Great Barrier Reef spend the early weeks of their lives swept up in ocean currents that can disperse them far from their places of birth. Given such a life history, one might assume that fish populations... See more more

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Study Finds the Air Rich...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 12/18/06

In this census, however, Andersen and colleagues used a vastly more comprehensive test developed by Todd DeSantis, who is also with Berkeley Lab’s Earth Sciences Division. Their DNA microarray probes air samples for a gene involved in making... See more more

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NASA Outlines Recent...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 12/12/06

Orbiting Twins - The GRACE satellites GRACE, twin satellites launched in March 2002, are making detailed measurements of Earth's gravity field which will lead to discoveries about gravity and Earth's natural systems. These discoveries could have... See more more

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Climate experts search...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 12/11/06

By absorbing half of the carbon dioxide emitted into the atmosphere, the oceans have a profound influence on climate. To determine their response to global warming, ESA has backed two projects that provide systematic data on key oceanic variables:... See more more

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Mixed Prairie Grasses...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 12/07/06

Diverse mixtures of native prairie plant species have emerged as a leader in the quest to identify the best source of biomass for producing sustainable, bio-based fuel to replace petroleum. A new study led by David Tilman, an ecologist at the... See more more

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Population Dynamics of...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 12/05/06

5 December 2006 Flying-foxes (Megachiroptera species ) are a common sight in Sydney, with a large population having taken up residence the City's Botanic Gardens; however we know very little about the species and their importance to the local... See more more

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See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 12/05/06

GALLERY | Envisat captured this image of large forest fires in Siberia on 24 July 2006 with its MERIS (Medium Resolution Imaging Spectrometer) instrument while working in Full Resolution mode to provide a spatial resolution of 300 metres.

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UBC receives $7M to study...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 12/04/06

A $7-million donation from the Tula Foundation will support basic science research at the University of British Columbia, including funding up to 40 post-doctoral fellows over the next decade to study the most abundant life forms on Earth. Microbes... See more more

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Ancient Climate Builds a...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 12/03/06

A University of Sydney science student has used supercomputer simulations of an ancient hothouse climate to unravel how the Earth heated up about 13 million years before humans existed, providing insights into Australia's climate future. Two years... See more more

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Invasive Ants Territorial...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 11/30/06

By Sherry Seethaler A study led by UC San Diego biologists shows that invasive Argentine ants appear to use genetic differences to distinguish friend from foe, a finding that helps to explain why these ants form enormous colonies in California. In... See more more

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Scientists Catch...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 11/27/06

Nearly 2,500 meters beneath the surface of the Pacific Ocean, magma erupted onto the sea floor last January in a new episode of sea-floor spreading, an occurrence never before caught in progress by scientists. Geologist Maya Tolstoy of the... See more more

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The effects of invasive...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 11/20/06

21 November 2006 The study found that the presence of toad tadpoles significantly reduced the sizes of adult mosquitoes at emergence, and also reduced survival rates of the larvae of one mosquito species The spread of the South American cane toad... See more more

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Govt Subsidies Make Ocean...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 11/17/06

As the United Nations resume negotiations on banning bottom-trawling, researchers at the University of British Columbia demonstrate that eliminating government subsidies to dragging fleets could significantly reduce pressure on vulnerable fishery... See more more

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Scrap tires can be used...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 11/17/06

Harrisburg, Pa. -- Every year, the United State produces millions of scrap tires that clog landfills and become breeding areas for pests. Finding adequate uses for castoff tires is a continuing challenge and illegal dumping has become a serious... See more more

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New maps emphasize the...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 11/16/06

As wildfires put more and more human lives and property at risk, people are looking to fire managers for protection. Typically, fuel is the sole consideration used to decide the location of site treatments - where trees and shrubs are cleared away or... See more more

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Pattern of Human Ebola...

See this at: sflorg.com| Added on 11/14/06

By Sherry Seethaler A visiting biologist at the University of California, San Diego and her colleagues in Africa and Britain have shown that there are close linkages between outbreaks of Ebola hemorrhagic fever in human and wildlife populations, and... See more more

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