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Monday, October 16, 2006

   
Stirrings of Sea Creatures Affect Global Climate
Lowly ocean phytoplanktons generate five times more power annually than is used by all the humans in the world.
The Last Gold Rush and the Real Cost of Bling
Like gold? Dig deep. Making a single gold ring requires at least 20 tons of gold-flecked rock, raising the financial and environmental costs of mining.
Livestock Sperm Bank Preserves Species
Concerned the animals could become extinct, the SVF Foundation is collecting germplasm „Ÿ sperm, fertilized embryos, blood and tissue „Ÿ from its cattle to try to preserve Dutch Belteds - one of 18 endangered breeds of cattle, sheep and goats the foundation hopes to save.
 

 
Animal Study Links Teen Aggression With Prozac
Scientists have uncovered clues as to why children and adolescents may get more aggressive or even suicidal while taking the widely prescribed antidepressant Prozac.
Hawaii Earthquake Damage Surveyed
A strong earthquake shook Hawaii early Sunday, jolting residents out of bed and causing a landslide that blocked a major highway.
Image of the Day: Mapping the Sea
In an effort to prepare U.S. coastal communities for tsunami and storm-driven flooding, scientists are creating high-resolution digital elevation models, or DEMs, designed to improve forecasting for early tsunami warning systems.

 
 
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