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Monday, February 26, 2007
Scientists Scramble to Save Elephants as Black Market Ivory Trade Soars
The illegal trade in elephant ivory is growing, but new research points to the origins of trafficked tusks and a plan to prevent African pachyderm extinction.
Americans Hate Their Jobs More Than Ever
Americans hate their jobs more than ever before in the past 20 years, with less than half saying they are satisfied with their jobs, new research shows.
Cordless Phones Finally Work
The humble cordless phone is humble no more. Thanks to an injection of some Pentagon technology, it's come roaring back as a prime example of high technology.
The Enduring Mystery of Light
The light we see is a tiny fraction of the spectrum. From radio waves to gamma rays, light delivers radio and TV and can destroy DNA or pass right through us. Amazingly, though, scientists still don't know what it is.
Scientist: Bulldoze Coal Plants
One of the world's top scientists on global warming called for the United States to stop building coal-fired power plants and eventually bulldoze older generators that don't capture and bury greenhouse gases.
Archaeologists and Clergy Slam Jesus Film
Archaeologists and clergymen in the Holy Land derided claims in a new documentary produced by the Oscar-winning director James Cameron that contradict major Christian tenets.
Image of the Day: Three Postures of a Congo Dragonfly
Dragonflies adjust their postures as a form of "behavioral thermoregulation" -- to regulate their body temperature.
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