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NY Times - Science
About New York: At a New York Seminary, a Green Idea Gets Tangled in Red Tape
A geothermal energy plan to reduce annual carbon dioxide emissions has been continually delayed by a four-year siege of red tape.
Categories: Science, Technology
Observatory: Study of Old Penguin Bones Reveals a New Species
The most unusual aspect of the scientists’ discovery of a new species of penguin is that it’s extinct.
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Observatory: Blanket of Soil May Hide Vast Martian Glaciers
New evidence suggest that pure ice in the form of glaciers may buried under a thin layer of soil and rock on the red planet.
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G.M. Pins Hopes on a Plug-In Car, 2 Years Off
The Chevrolet Volt is the centerpiece G.M.’s strategy to convince Congress of the strength of their business plan.
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The Dead Tell a Tale China Doesn’t Care to Listen To
The Tarim mummies have become protagonists in a political dispute over who should control the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region.
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Astronauts End 2nd Spacewalk at Space Station
Astronauts ventured back outside the International Space Station to perform more repair work on a jammed joint Thursday.
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Observatory: Invasive Plants in Galápagos May Really Be Native
Some plants that were thought to be invasive species in the Galápagos Islands predate humans by thousands of years.
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National Briefing | Science: Spacewalk Goes Well
The second spacewalk during a mission of the shuttle Endeavour to the International Space Station proceeded without mishap.
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Court Says Shell Can’t Drill Near Alaska
The federal appeals court’s decision came after finding that the Interior Department had failed to conduct an environmental study before issuing the company’s drilling permit.
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Bark Beetles Kill Millions of Acres of Trees in West
From New Mexico to British Columbia, an infestation of mountain pine beetles is turning a blanket of green forest into a blanket of rust red.
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Regenerating a Mammoth for $10 Million
A new report suggests that a living mammoth could perhaps be regenerated from DNA extracted from clumps of the animal’s hair.
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Dr. Adrian Kantrowitz, Cardiac Pioneer, Dies at 90
Dr. Kantrowitz performed the first human heart transplant in the United States and pioneered the development of devices to prolong the life of patients with heart failure.
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National Briefing | Space and Technology: Tool Bag Is Lost During Spacewalk
Astronauts ventured outside the International Space Station to do repair work, but lost a bag of tools they had taken along.
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National Briefing | Science and Health: Study Into Cancer Drug and Clot Risk
The cancer drug Avastin raises the risk of blood clots in the veins by a third when added to chemotherapy, researchers said.
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Congo Violence Reaches Endangered Mountain Gorillas
With the recent violence in eastern Congo, there are no trained rangers now to protect the mountain gorillas in the region.
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Findings: In Bias Test, Shades of Gray
Are there problems with the way researchers have been using split-second reactions on a computer test to diagnose an epidemic of racial bias?
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Vital Signs: Gestational Diabetes and Language Delays
A new study finds that babies born to women who had gestational diabetes are about twice as likely as others to have language delays.
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Observatory: To Scurry With Purpose: Study Sees Patterns in Roach Escape Routes
Cockroaches choose from one of several preferred trajectories when running from a predator, a new study suggests.
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For Tasmanian Devils, Hope Against a Wily Cancer
A deadly cancer has preyed on the Tasmanian devil, causing it to be listed as endangered, and scientists have begun an experimental inoculation program.
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