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Expedition Aims to Document
12/29/2011

The journey from my home in Hawaii to San José, Costa Rica, was fraught with the usual assortment of international travel…

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Florida Looks for Curbs on Some Snake Species
12/29/2011

Bob Freer, who owns a wildlife sanctuary, searching for pythons in Everglades National Park in 2010. Their numbers appear to have…

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Green effort in Mexico City leaves trashy mess
12/28/2011

Rubbish is piled up in between parked cars in downtown Mexico City, Dec. 26. After city authorities shut down the Bordo…

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Denim Fabric Exports From EU To Tunisia
12/28/2011

We all know that Tunisia enjoys the EUR1 benefit from  EU. A EUR-1 certificate is an origin form with which a reduction…

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Newt Gingrich Calls Child Labor Laws “Truly Stupid,” Wants Kids to Work as Janitors
12/28/2011

Republican presidential nominee Newt Gingrich sent fashion and human-rights circles bristling after he denounced child labor laws as “truly stupid” in a…

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Scientists test sick Alaska seals for radiation
12/28/2011

A ringed seal displays significant hair loss on the Artic Ocean coast near Barrow, Alaska. An unknown disease is killing or weakening…

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Frankincense production ‘doomed,’ scientists warn
12/27/2011

LONDON — Trees that produce frankincense, a fragrant resin used in incense and perfumes and a central part of the Christmas story,…

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Glaciers Melting From Within Behind Rapid Ice Mass Loss in South America & Himalaya
12/27/2011

Matthew McDermott, Two more quick stories coming through today about the state ofglaciers melting due to climate change: 1) It’s been…

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Researchers Developing Cyborg Insects that Draw Energy From Their Own Wings
12/27/2011

by Brit Liggett, Researchers at the University of Michigan are currently working on a line of cyborg insects that would use the energy…

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Battle over Santa Monica Airport’s future revs up
12/27/2011

By Martha Groves, Los Angeles Times When leases expire in 2015, the city says, it won’t be obligated to operate the…

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