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New Energy Bill: Reducing Our Dependence on Foreign Oil

The U. S. economy is feeling the brunt of skyrocketing oil prices as the nation's dependence on foreign oil continues to grow. We need a responsible energy plan to reduce our reliance on foreign oil. President Bush and Senator Kerry appear to be skirting the real issues involved. Growing... Read More

America and its Collision Course

Energy ESP #7 - America and its Collision CourseCrude oil explodes through $46.50 as the problems are growing -It's bigger than Iraq, bigger than Bin Laden and even bigger thanthe next election. America has entered into an exhaustive racefor survival - And nobody is talking about it.Talking about what you... Read More

Positive Effects of Carbon Dioxide for Plant Growth

Many articles have been written about the negative effects of carbon dioxide. Sick Building Syndrome, loss of concentration due to high levels of carbon dioxide, asphyxiation in breweries or wine cellars, all these things spring to mind when we hear the magic phrase carbon dioxide. Yet, perhaps today when Venus... Read More

Marine News - Summer 2004 - Our Ocean Environment

Our oceans are home to many marine mammals, fish, turtles, corals and others. The delicate balance between man and the ocean is constantly being challenged by the demands of our society. Most of our planet is covered by water, a necessary ingredient of human life. The state of our oceans... Read More

How Body Piercing Works -- The Ins and Outs of this Cutting Edge Process

Body piercing (defined as any piercing beyond the standard earlobe piercing) has become such a popular form of body modification that between five and ten percent of the population of the United States has indulged in at least one form of it at some time in their lives. In most... Read More

The Joy of Recycling

I have always been an advocate of recycling. Even though I am not always convinced of its financial viability, I am thoroughly convinced of its value as a means of increasing public awareness of the cost of our consumerism. In the 20+ years I have been in the organizing profession,... Read More

Energy and America

America is entering into a time of Energy crisis. It could easily be the greatest crisis that human-kind is to face. America can not continue to lead the world econimcally and drain it dry at the same time. The National Collegiate Clean Energy Initiative is working to unite American students... Read More

Diamond Flashes

Beyond magnificence and splendor, the world of diamonds evolves on stirred grounds. When the stake is so important, interests collide. But technology develops following its onward course. Here are some interesting off-stage events in the diamond industry and innovations in technology.De Beers sued by head of the Diamond BourseDerek Parsons,... Read More

The Valuable Individual

How can we, as individuals, participate in waste management? Because some of us are so overwhelmed with Earth's problems, we feel that our contributions have no real consequence in the end. For others, social barriers can be an issue. A lady we once knew confessed that she did not want... Read More

Trash Talk Your Way to a Better World

North Americans account for less than 10% of the world's population, yet we produce 50% of the world's garbage and consume more than 33% of it's resources. If everyone consumed like the average North American, we would require three Earths!Authors Dave and Lillian Brummet offer an upbeat, proactive look at... Read More

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Science Magazine
Do dolphins feel grief?
Science Magazine
When an adult striped dolphin emerged from the Mediterranean Sea in 2016 pushing, nudging, and circling the carcass of its dead female companion for more than an hour, a nearby boat of scientists fell silent. Afterward, the students aboard said they ...

Science News
To combat an expanding universe, aliens could hoard stars
Science News
Scientists might be able to spot signs of the stars being propelled across the universe. A dearth of certain types of stars in particular cosmic neighborhoods would also be a tip-off. Theoretical astrophysicist Avi Loeb of Harvard University suggests ...

Science Magazine
Wind hitting Venus's mountains makes the planet rotate faster
Science Magazine
In addition to making Venus notoriously inhospitable to rover missions, the planet's thick atmosphere and the speed at which it moves may accelerate Venus's rotation, Science News reports. Venus makes a full rotation once every 243 Earth days, but its ...
Venus' thick atmosphere speeds up the planet's spinScience News
Atmospheric mountain wave generation on Venus and its influence on the solid planet's rotation rate | Nature GeoscienceNature

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The Conversation AU
Turbulence isn't just a science problem
The Conversation AU
Perhaps surprisingly though, details around the science of turbulence are not all that well understood. Researchers studying flow and turbulence within different disciplines are yet to fully understand its complex operation – and as a result, solving ...

Science News (blog)
Madagascar's predators are probably vulnerable to toxic toads
Science News (blog)
Scientists have been warning of the toad's danger to ecosystems for years, but they've lacked evidence of just how dangerous the toads could be. Now, a genetic study confirms that nearly all of Madagascar's predators would be vulnerable to the toad's ...

Science News
On Jupiter, lightning flashes from storms swirling at the poles
Science News
The radio waves emitted by the planet's lightning are, in fact, in a similar frequency range as our lightning at home, mission scientists report in the June 6 Nature. Astronomers couldn't detect anything but the lower frequencies, called “whistlers ...

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Live Science
This Speedy Genetic Tool Might Soon Let Scientists Create New Genes 'Overnight'
Live Science
Two graduate students developed a method for synthesizing DNA that could make it much faster, cheaper and easier for biologists to create synthetic DNA sequences. Right now, if you want to create a new gene — maybe to make a tomato plant more bug ...

WIRED
The Collapse of a $40 Million Nutrition Science Crusade
WIRED
Taubes is on a desperate money-raising mission for the Nutrition Science Initiative—his nonprofit dedicated to improving the quality of nutrition research. NuSI (pronounced new-see) launched in September 2012 with much fanfare, including in the pages ...

Cosmos
Something for everyone in Australia's Science Week
Cosmos
This August, National Science Week, Australia's annual celebration of discovery and inquiry will be upon us. It involves science and technology themed events for adults and children, running in every state and territory between August 11 and 19. Now in ...

Popular Science
Meet the yogis who hang out in cadaver labs
Popular Science
As a local lover of science, yoga, and all things strange, I've long wondered what these idiosyncratic dissection enthusiasts get out of their evenings with the deceased. Tonight, I'm watching Boyer run a class for about a dozen yoga instructors. But ...

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