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Our World Today
Runaway Global
Warming - Denial
Severe
drought sounds alarm for China's water supply
Statewide
drought warning urged for Kansas
Scientists Add
Years to Ozone Recovery
Ecuador
calls for international help after volcano
UNICEF expresses
alarm over living conditions near Philippine's Mayon Volcano
5.5
Magnitude Earthquake Hits Mexican Coast
US Emergency
responders planning for New Madrid fault quake
Unidentified disease jumps from chickens and dogs to humans
in Nepal, death toll at 14
Indonesian Health authorities widen bird flu probe as
'cluster' claims 5 lives
Indonesian hospital treats more patients suspected of
having bird flu
Two more districts in Cambodia hit by bird flu
New data show how bird flu quickly spreads
Bird flu vaccine could spread disease say British
scientists
Bird flu viruses diversifying, making vaccine target
harder to pick
End: August 19, 2006
Shortage
of water now affects rich nations, says report
Global Warming, Pollution
Threatens Famous Joshua Trees In California
Drought
starts claiming trees in Texas
Global
Warming a Hoax? Don't Buy it!
Scientists hail
microbe clue to global warming gas production
Ecuadorians
flee volcano; ash buries several villages
5
Explosions Occur On Philippines Mayon Volcano
Strong 6.0 Quake
Rattles Russian Far East, Northern Japan
Russian
Earthquake Forces 25,000 Out Of Homes, Disrupts Water Supply
UN confirms new bird flu virus strain
Indonesian woman dies of suspected bird flu
H5N1 virus now harder to detect in humans
Vietnam tightens border quarantine for bird flu
Glaxo's Relenza Is Less Likely to Cause Resistant Flu
Strains
IBM, Scripps plan world's biggest supercomputer to fight
bird flu
56 offered treatment for
possible Anthrax infection in Scotland
Fight
against anthrax is in trouble
'Atypical'
strain of BSE found in U.S. cattle
End: August 18, 2006
Water
crises everywhere, the First World warned to think
World
demand for water will double by 2050, experts warn
Glaciers
heading for point of no return
Trees In US Under
Siege, Dying By The Millions
Global warming
'threat to wine industry' in Australia
Who's
Going To Halt Global Warming?
China power
grids strained by heat, and worst drought in 50 years
Wildlife
deaths increase as drought conditions hit hard in UK
At
least 60 missing as Ecuador's Tungurahua volcano erupts
Philippine's
Mayon Volcano's southeast portion nears collapse
Another earthquake felt
in southern Oklahoma, fifth one in past two weeks
China to
Invest Millions in Earthquake Study
New bird flu strains blamed for Southeast Asia outbreaks
Discovery of new strain of H5N1 prompts rethink of fowl
controls in Thailand
Bird
flu vaccination can ‘worsen spread’ scientists find
Indonesia probes possible cluster after 45th bird flu
death
Dead goose sparks bird flu alert in UK
Many Regions Of New Zealand In Grips Of Winter Flu
Threat of flu pandemic boosts demand for disposable
respirators in US
Anthrax Outbreak In
Southeast South Dakota
End: August 17, 2006
Arctic
fossils give chilling preview of global warming
Drought in
southwestern China worst in 50 years
Millions still
face hardship from East Africa drought
As
Drought and Floods Strike Different Afghan Regions, UN Helps
Continuing
Drought Hammers U.S. Cattle herds, Creates Nitrate Danger
Rare
Snow And Ice Cause Chaos In South Africa
Philippine
Mayon volcano's high alert to last weeks
'Mini
hospitals' donated by US to treat sick Mayon evacuees
Study
shows earthquake's effects on crust, gravity
7.9 Quake Would Topple
Structures Built To Code In California
Jackie Chan Hired by UN to Warn of Bird Flu Danger
Bird flu kills 1,800 ducks in China, 210,000 culled
US
Denies Bird Flu In Death Of Ducks In North Carolina
South Korea Bans US Poultry Over Bird Flu Fears
Scotland Records
First UK Anthrax Death In More Than 30 Years
Israeli,
Lebanese, Palestinian, Iranian scientists unite to fight AIDS
End: August 16, 2006
'Biblical
disasters' predicted as global warming intensifies
Global
warning’s apocalyptic threat
Ancient Arctic Water Cycles
are Red Flags to Future Global Warming
Drought
could bring South Georgia economic disaster
West
Australia pushes for federal drought relief funds
Philippines
Mayon Volcano set for more explosions
Strong
6.1 earthquake jolts eastern Indonesian islands
Magnitude
6.5 earthquake rocks sea floor in South Pacific
2.5
Magnitude Earthquake hits northwest Ohio
Indonesian girl dies of suspected bird flu
China confirms farmer has contracted the H5N1 bird flu
virus
Liberia concerned on the discovery of Bird Flu in Ivory
Coast
Bird flu virus found in 2 wild Michigan swans
Alternative
anthrax vaccine is tested in US
End: August 15, 2006
Global
warming behind China typhoon disaster
Yangtze
River suffers rare drought in flood season
Despite
downpours and floods, drought goes on in UK
Philippine Mayon volcano enters 'danger phase'
Massive quake's
effects on California shows many buildings would not survive
China confirms new bird flu fatality
Indonesia's latest bird-flu victim refuses treatment
Bird Flu virus discovered in smuggled poultry, Vietnam
prepares
Czech scientists find promising compound to fight bird flu
Fear of Avian flu grips Nigeria
Canadian Anthrax
Outbreak Worsens
Cholera
on the rise in Darfur
US Mumps Outbreak
Continues
End: August 14, 2006
China drought leaves 17 million without water
Antarctica data may
be bad news
Retreating
glaciers take Earth's water stores
Landlocked
Swiss alarmed by threat of lake tsunamis
Major
ash explosion feared at Philippine volcano
5.9
Magnitude Earthquake hits south New Zealand
5.7
Magnitude Earthquake hits Taiwan
5.5
Magnitude Earthquake hits Indonesia
Allstate
Insurance company drops Alaska earthquake coverage
Indonesia confirms new human case of avian flu
46 patients monitored for bird flu in Thailand
Bird Flu confirmed in the Netherlands
Bird flu warning raised in northern Iran
India declares itself "Bird Flu Free"
End: August 13, 2006
Antarctic
snow shock 'just around corner', worst is yet to come
Global warming
threatens all life on a fragile planet
MIT
addresses global warming
Raging
fires in Spain damage ancient cave art
Philippine Mayon volcano erupts after uneasy calm
Hawaiian Volcano Puts
On A Show As Lava Hits Ocean
Magnitude 6.0
earthquake strikes off Indonesia
Bird Flu Suspect In Thailand Dies
Indonesian teenager tests positive for bird flu
Fresh bird flu outbreak in Cambodia
Expert Says Traditional Chinese Medicine Helps Bird Flu
Patient Recover
Cholera,
Malaria on rise in India, 30,034 cases of high fever detected
End: August 12, 2006
Greenland's ice sheet melting three times faster than
scientists had thought
Global
Warming Could Raise Hawaii Sea Levels by 17 to 25 Inches
US
Scientists Shocked Over Rare Type Of Toxic Algae Washing Ashore In Florida
New
warning over erupting Philippine Mayon volcano
Scientists
compose 'concerto' out of volcano rumblings
Massive
Hot Mud Flow Forces Thousands From Homes In Indonesia
5.9
Magnitude Earthquake Hits Mexico City
Vietnam finds more bird flu-infected fowl in south
China denies cover-up in 2003 avian flu death
Indonesia: Welcome to the land of bird flu confusion
Indonesia culls 5.9 million fowls to prevent bird flu
Fear grips Abeokuta residents in Nigeria over Avian Flu
Canadian
anthrax outbreak grows, felling 746 animals
Epidemics
break out in Pakistan's flood-hit areas
End: August 11, 2006
Arctic
thawed in prehistoric global warming new study finds
Alaska Feeling
Impact of Global Warming
Scientists
say global warming heightens hurricane threat
'Ominous quiet' at
Philippines Mayon volcano
Tungurahua
Volcano in Ecuador continues eruptions
Up
close and personal with St. Helens' lava dome
Ducks in Vietnam contract bird flu virus
Bird Flu Monitoring Expands Nationally In United States
Hawaii Becomes First State to Order Anti-Viral Flu Drugs
Indonesia defends its bird flu measures
Authorities assert 'no bird flu mutation in Thailand'
Suppression of illegal bird flu vaccines imposed in
Thailand
Cholera
outbreak Zanzibar: 400 sickened in the past month
End: August 10, 2006
Earth Heats Up as
Global Warming Debate Rages
Global
Warning’s Real and Present Impacts on North America
Filipinos
fear full moon foreshadows volcano blast
Some
15,000 Filipinos flee homes near eruptive Mayon volcano
6.7 magnitude Earthquake Hits Australia, Tsunami
Alert Issued
Bird flu given national-threat status in Thailand
Resurgence of bird flu in Thailand, Laos raises fears in
Asia
Russia allocates over 1.3 billion rubles to counter bird
flu
U.S. Centers for Disease Control puts genetic sequences of
bird ’flu viruses into public domain
Anthrax
spreads to 123 Saskatchewan. farms
End: August 9, 2006
Swiss mountain crumbles under
hot climate
US has
second-hottest July on record; Drought conditions worsen
Global
warming may be killing palms in Florida
Scientists Say Melting
Permafrost Could Amplify Global Warming
Tens
of Thousands Flee Filipino Volcano
Farmers
defy Philippine volcano evacuation
An
Earthquake So Violent It Even Shook Gravity
Netherlands
rocked by 'record' earthquake
Two teenagers in Indonesia die of bird flu, making nation
world's hardest hit
3 suspected bird flu patients admitted to hospital in
Thailand
China confirms human bird flu case from 2003
Special report: Bird flu arrives in the UK
Avian flu could be a real killer; here’s what you need to
know and do
End: August 8, 2006
‘Dead
Zone’ Reappears Off the Oregon Coast
Global
warming: 100 years of living dangerously: The expected cost to the human race
is measured in trillions
Infested
US Forests Show Signs of Global Warming
Thousands
evacuated as Philippine Mayon volcano threatens to erupt
Indonesian
volcano danger status lowered
Volcanic
eruption 'triggered biblical parting of Red Sea'
Japanese
islands rattled by 5.8 magnitude earthquake
Health of Indonesian bird flu victim, 16, deteriorating
Cats infected with bird flu in Iraq
Bird flu found in storks in Vietnam
Thailand kicks off campaign to halt bird flu
Laos Says Bird Flu Under Control
End: August 7, 2006
Taller mountains a result of
global warming: Earth's crust, flexed inward from heavy glaciers, moves out
when ice melts
Weather
Official: 'Alarming Increase' in Lightning Deaths
1930
Global Warming Records Untouched by Current Heat Wave
1922 recorded hottest day
on planet. 1913 had the hottest day in US
Philippine
Officials: Volcano May Erupt
Volcano
in North Sulawesi still in red code status
Japan Unveils
World's First Earthquake Early Alert System
Thailand Reports Second Human Bird Flu Death in Two Weeks
Indonesian Parents to sue government over bird flu scare
Chinese contraband raises risk of flu in Vietnam
End: August 5, 2006
Earth's
gravity changed as a result of the giant 2004 Sumatran earthquake
Rare snowfall across South Africa
Freak hailstorm
hits Mexico
Indonesia's
Mount Merapi spews out glowing lava
Philippine
Troops keep sightseers away from Mayon volcano's lava
Up to 10 acres of
lava rock collapses into sea in Hawaii
3.8 Magnitude Earthquake Hits US Pacific Northwest, Many
Aftershocks Reported
H5N1 Bird Flu Confirmed in Dresdan Zoo in Germany
Two patients isolated on bird flu suspicion in eastern
Thailand
Thai Bird Flu Case Suggests Under-Reporting in Fowl
Global firms taking no chances with bird flu
Human
Rabbit fever case confirmed in US
End: August 4, 2006
Global
warming is coming, no matter the temperature
Did
global warming cause a resource war in Darfur?
Forecast
of the Future: Severe Weather to be Predicted Within Moments
Water
crisis hits volcano evacuees in Indonesia
6.2 Magnitude Earthquake hits New
Zealand's Sea bed
Corner
of suburban Cleveland has become the earthquake capital of Ohio
Three children suspected of having bird flu hospitalized
in Indonesia
Hundreds of chickens on Indonesia's Bali island test
positive for avian flu
25,000 chickens in Holland culled over bird flu fears
New Case of Bird Flu in North Sumatra: Slaughtering
Reaches More Than 10,000 Chickens
Italy Prepares For Possible Late Summer Bird Flu Outbreak
Number of anthrax
cases continue to increase in Canada
End: August 2, 2006
Oceans
teeming with 'unknown' bacteria
Rare cloud formation
seen in Antarctica
China to
divert Tibet's waters to parched west
New
England Hurricane Could Cripple US Economy
For
the third time in two weeks, Mount St. Helens trembled with a 3.6-magnitude
earthquake
Tourists Warned
To Stay Away From Erupting Mayon Volcano
131 suspected bird flu cases awaiting lab tests in
Thailand
Bird Flu Outbreak in Indonesia: August marks the beginning
of the danger period for the virus's spread
Laos reports additional bird flu outbreaks
'Blackout' threat to bird-flu analysis
Mutated Bird Flu Virus Might Not Spread Easily, New
Research Says
Western
Canada anthrax outbreak worst in decades
End: August 1, 2006
Heatwave
with a global grip
Indonesia's
Mount Karangetang volcano spews hot gas, debris
Philippines
Mt. Mayon volcano eruption may occur within days
3 Killed, 19
Wounded in Tajikistan Earthquake
Japan To Launch
Earthquake Alert System
Bird flu outbreak confirmed at Thai farm, 300,000 chickens
ordered killed
Thailand points finger at Laos over bird flu
Malaysia is on alert for avian flu following recent
outbreaks in Indonesia and Thailand
Indonesian Bird Flu Data "Not Shared"
End: July 31, 2006
Killer heat
waves here to stay, global warming researchers say
American
Utilities give global warming skeptic big bucks
'Dead
Zone' off Louisiana coast gets larger
July
Hottest Month on Record in Germany
Heatwave breaks UK record
for July
Thousands
of villagers flee Indonesian volcano
Philippine
authorities warn against forest fires around Mayon volcano
Smoke
from raging ground and forest fires blanket Indonesia
China
to set up natural catastrophe insurance system
112 patients admitted for bird flu tests in Thailand
India to receive bird flu-free status
Avian flu outbreak in U.S. could lead to quarantines; Bush
advocates use of military
Bird flu tracking under way in Oregon
Anthrax outbreak
claiming more animals in Canada
End: July 29, 2006
Cosmic
Dust Ruled Out in Ancient Global Warming
Fire rages in Brazil's Atlantic forest
Brazil drought triggers state of emergency
Inject
Sulfur into Air to Battle Global Warming Suggests Scientist
Thousands
evacuated after Indonesia's Mount Karangetang spews lava
Mayon
volcano may turn ‘hazardous’ anytime warns Philippines
New
kind of volcano cluster discovered on Pacific Ocean bed in Japan
Volcanic
Activity Beneath Pacific Ocean May Indicate Earth's Upper Mantle Is More
'Liquefied' Than Previously Thought
Strong
6.1-magnitude earthquake hits off Taiwan
Rare
Earthquake rattles Hawaiian Islands
Morning quake in
Alaska was only 4.8, but felt bigger
San
Andreas Fault So Stressed, Next Quake Could Be Magnitude 8
Lack of coordination hitting bird flu fight says World
Health Organization
UN body says H5N1 bird flu found on Laos farm
Global Firms Ready Avian Flu Plans
Bird Flu Reappears to Haunt Indochina
H5N1 H9N2 Bird Flu Reassortant Identified In Israel
Canadian
Anthrax outbreak grows
30
People quarantined in South Africa after anthrax scare
End: July 28, 2006
World's
15 hottest years have been in last two decades
National
Parks In Colorado Threatened By Global Warming
Sweltering
temperatures bring Jellyfish plague on Spanish beaches
Philippines
Mayon Volcano ready to explode
Ecuador:
Tungurahua Volcano OCHA Situation Report No. 3
Concern over
possible eruption of Samoa’s Matavanu volcano
Powerful
6.1 magnitude earthquake strikes Indonesia
Earthquake Hits North
Tanzania, Casualties Unknown
South Africa culls 8,000 ostriches to control bird flu
Bird flu resurfaces in Laos but type not yet known
Tuva and Mongolia H5N1 Bird Flu Sequences Are Similar
US To Increase Proportion Of Relenza In Avian Flu Pandemic
Stockpile
Canadian
ranchers continue anthrax fight, animal death toll over 300
End: July 27, 2006
The facts behind the
Superstorm
Scientists
see further heat waves: The future may be arriving faster than we thought
Scientists warn
against climate change 'hysteria', not convinced human activity linked to
changes
Ashes
spewed forth from Kamchatka's Volcano Karymski
Lava fragments
burn grazing areas, plantations at lower slopes of Mayon volcano
Drifting
volcanic plume snapped by climate satellite
Another 3.6 Magnitude Quake Hits Mount St. Helens
Earthquake
Rumors Cause Panic in Jakarta
Bird flu kills Thai teen in country's first 2006 death
United Nations agencies urge America to prepare for bird
flu
Third disinfection takes place at bird flu spot in
Bulgaria
Glaxo claims breakthrough for bird flu vaccine
WHO to observe Chinese tests on 2003 bird flu case
Six
Manitoba herds affected by anthrax: 52 cattle dead
Saskatchewan
Animal Deaths From Anthrax Reach 273
End: July 26, 2006
More forest burns
worldwide, Evidence points to global warming
Oil-hungry
nations eying Antarctica's reserves
Explosive
Eruption Feared By Philippines Mayon Volcano
Puzzling
'silent' quakes may hint at big temblors
Chinese
Psychiatrists use near-death experiences to help earthquake survivors
Thailand confirms bird flu outbreak in chickens
Water Basin "Possible Source" of Bird Flu in
Bulgaria
US duck hunter, two wildlife employees exposed to type of
bird flu
Europe raps delay of bird-flu report
Hotels lined up to be flu quarantine stations in New
Zealand
Aussies work on bird flu defence
Anthrax Reported in
Texas
Anthrax
Risk High For South Dakota Livestock Due To Drought
End: July 25, 2006
Los Alamos scientist a
dissenter on global warming, suggests changes in sun, not man, responsible
Effect
of global warming on intensity of storms heats up both sides of dispute
UK heatwave
attracting whales and dolphins in unusually large numbers
Mayon
Volcano's sulfur emission rate doubles
Thieves
steal volcano hot line as Mt. Mayon rumbles
Large
6.6 Magnitude earthquake sparks tsunami alert in Indonesia
Thailand finds more bird flu, testing for H5N1
Bulgaria finds no sign of H5N1 strain in dead birds
US Senators Condemn USDA Bird Flu Plan
Russia Will Have Vaccine against Bird Flu till 10th
September
Nine
More Animals Die Due To Anthrax In Canada
End: July 24, 2006
Amazon rainforest 'could become a desert' says
alarming new research
Reindeer
thrive in warmer world
Mayon's lava
flow changes its course threatening towns as major eruption imminent
Philippine's
Mayon volcano has already spewed 10 million cubic meters of lava
6.1-Magnitude earthquake
triggers tsunami warning in Indonesia, all clear given
5.0
Magnitude Earthquake strikes off Papua New Guinea
Earthquake
kills 23 People in China
Two suspected human bird flu cases reported in Thailand
Lone Indonesia Bird flu survivor goes home after 7
relatives die
Officials decry private flu drug deals, US supply is low,
but drugmaker urges corporate caches
Gaps in bird flu plan leave US vulnerable
Flu epidemic hits babies in Australia
Saskatechewan
suffering most widespread anthrax outbreak in the province's history
End: July 23, 2006
Humanity is dancing
on a volcano
Long
Australian outback drought drives wild dogs to attack farmers
More
families flee Philippines Mayon Volcano's wrath
5.1
Magnitude Earthquake kills at least 18, injures dozens in China
Strong
5.1 Magnitude Earthquake rocks Iran
New Bird flu outbreak reported in China
Bird Flu Death Pushes Indonesia Toll to No. 1
Bird flu in Bulgaria is not high pathogenic type says
minister
European Super Computer Tasked To Solve Bird Flu
US Senators Slam Voluntary Bird Flu Testing
More
Manitoba animals dead from anthrax
Anthrax
case confirmed in Kerala
End: July 22, 2006
British
scientists observe largest single rip in the Earth’s continental crust seen
during era of satellite monitoring
Volcanic
ash clouds send Philippine villagers fleeing
More
Evacuated As Papua New Guinea Volcano Threat Continues
China kills 400,000 chickens in latest bird flu outbreak
Bird flu confirmed in domestic fowl in southern Bulgaria
Local leaders hamper bird-flu culling in Indonesia
Singapore's immigration checkpoints go through flu
pandemic drill
Spray flu vaccine may work better for babies, US study
says
Minnesota
anthrax livestock cases worst since 1919
Anthrax
hits livestock at 4 Manitoba farm
Kazakhstan
Confirms Two People Infected With Anthrax
End: July 21, 2006
Major
species extinction looming, scientists warn
Third
of male fish in English rivers are changing sex
On
front line of global warming threat, Greenland sees a bright side
Earthquakes causing Red Sea to part
Geologists have
ringside seats for an ocean's birth in Africa
Ash
clouds sow fresh fears near Philippine Mayon volcano
Ecuador
volcano has 26 explosions in the past 24 hours, 101 tremors
Indonesia confirms 42nd human bird flu death
Two more suspected human bird flu cases in Thailand
Fears Grow of Bird Flu Spread
States unprepared for bird flu, US Government warns
Health warning as UK meat plant workers hit by rare flu
Ostriches Infected With Bird Flu in Mossel Bay, South
Africa
New Zealand declared avian bird flu free
India Hopes to Become Free of Bird Flu Soon
New
anthrax cases arise in Canada, 200 animals dead, 47 farms quarantined
Mystery
bug on the rise and on the move in Australia
End: July 20, 2006
Global
warming: They're not laughing anymore
Southeast
Asia losing billions to climate change new research finds
2006 sets heat record in US, more to come
Scramble
to save lives as heat wave hits Europe
Temperature
set to hit 100 degrees in UK - and global warming is to blame
Ecuador
volcanic eruption destroys 19,000 hectares of farmland
Smoldering
lava flows down restive Philippine Mayon volcano
Increasingly
Violent Explosions From New Mouth On Italy's Etna Volcano
Strong 6.2
Magnitude earthquake rocks Indonesian capital
5.6 Magnitude
Earthquake jolts northwest China
Magnitude
5.1 quake rattles Pakistan-Iran border
3.6
Magnitude Earthquake shakes Mount St. Helens
Get powers ready for bird flu, U.S. governors told
US States hesitant to buy bird flu drugs
Thailand ups surveillance for bird flu before monsoon
season
Effectiveness of flu vaccine for older adults questioned
Dog flu spreading in US, but needn't be deadly
Anthrax
spreads to 45 Canadian farms, killing 175 cattle
27 Cholera positive
cases detected in India
End: July 19, 2006
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Interesting Developments
World Experts
meet to decide Pluto fate as planet
Meteor
Shower: Perseids Trail Off, Leonids Up Next
Sleuths
search for Apollo 11’s mystery tapes
Ancient blue war paint from
plant rich in cancer fighting compound
Diet high in copper, fat speed
mental decline, new study finds
Feel
blue, say 'I do' as weddings boost mood new study finds
Study finds
body image affects perception of others
Asthma
virus discovery could help to save lives
“Sticky” Mice Lead to
Discovery of New Cause of Neurodegenerative Disease
Japanese
company develops 100 percent natural chewing gum able to increase the size,
shape and firmness of women’s breasts
US
Lab scientists clone rare Akron plant
Computer
scientists put social network theory to the test
Which
Travelers Have 'Hostile Intent'? Biometric Device May Have the Answer
Pink
In Strawberry Yogurt Comes From Crushed Bugs
French
police hunting mysterious black feline
Traces of
mysterious black cat found in New Zealand
Drought,
rather than Aborigines, killed off the giant marsupials that once roamed
Australia
Vampire
sea spiders suck on prey
Did
UFO gobble Truax jet?
Opinions split on ancient
footprints discovered in New Mexico
Watch
and Learn: Physics Professor Walks on Fire
End: August 14, 2006
Water
Mysteriously Flows From San Antonio Oak Tree
Sight
unseen: Are we hard-wired for religion?
King
David: Judaism's King Arthur, or pure fiction?
Morgellons
attack on America
Spending to death: How much is
living worth?
Royal
And Famous Ancestors Adorn Almost All Family Trees
70 Volunteers
from 17 Countries Apply for Mars-500 Space Mission in Russia
Researchers aim to
identify hurricanes' mysterious genesis
Explosives-detection
systems used in war on terror have weaknesses
Ancient
Village Discovered In Wales
The
mysterious qualities of light
New
Microscope Lets Scientists See Tiny Stuff
End: August 13, 2006
US
Pacific' Dead Zone' Said to Exceed Fears Of Scientists
Aspen
trees in US West are all dying
Dying Salt
Marshes Puzzle New England Scientists
Drought
brings out alligators in Georgia
US Corn shortage predicted
by 2008
Ancient
Giant Pyramids found in Ukraine
Pillar
in temple at Agra mysteriously heated up, causing anxiety and fear
Perseid
meteor shower set to light up the skies
Perseid
meteor show 'the best of the bunch'
The
universe in which we live: a weird place
'Cybernose' to
sniff wines and explosives, say Aussie scientists
Darwin's
Evolutionary Disciples Silent
Pope to
Dissect Evolution With Former Students
Regarding
Darwin, Americans big non-believers
Teens cope with unwanted pregnancies
better than abortions, new study shows
African
tribe stays virtually AIDS free: Few infected because women have equality
Fat
Storage Gene Discovered
Encoded
metallic nanowires reveal bioweapons
Kansas
farm boy who discovered Pluto celebrated as American folk hero
Mystery
beast blamed for killing 3 dogs: Residents avoiding lake after Huskies found
gutted, strange creature reportedly sighted
End: August 12, 2006
UFO
spotted over the Tree of Life in latest sighting from Bahrain
The Tree of Life,
Bahrain
Historic
Comet sighting is announced
Obesity
now an issue for babies in US
Obesity
could pass on to the next generation new research finds
UK
Woman goes blind after use of drugs from net
Cancer
Drug Behind Cyclops Birth?
Study
links TV wrestling, teen violence: Research shows girls more influenced by
programs than boys
Study shows
marijuana increases brain cell growth
Military-interrogation
policy divides US psychologists
More
problems seen with late-afternoon surgery
American
Child is 700 times more likely to get into Harvard than be victim of fatal
abduction
Venereal
Cancer in Dogs Transmitted by Contagious Cancer Cells, Traces Back To Wolf
Roots
30-year puzzle solved:
Light guides flight of migratory birds
PC that changed the
world a proud grandpa at 25
Computer
viruses seek out your cell phone
'Multi-tasking'
young spurn old media
Artifacts
support 'out of Africa' theory: Sites 3,000 miles away in India linked by
ostrich eggshell beads, arrowheads, art style
Water
attracts investors as potential liquid gold: Analysts expect market in U.S.
to be worth at least $150 billion by 2010
End: August 11, 2006
Fireball
Explodes Over Philippines
Meteorite
plummets through Norwegian roof
Comet
Swift-Tuttle set to provide an intergalactic light show
Hidden
Star of Known Planet Found
Stars are suspects in cosmic
whodunit
Giant
Crop circle discovered in Scottish farmer's field
Military
aircraft chased UFO over Poland
Cover-up
claim after mystery illness hits UK hospital staff
Discovered
Protein in Brain May Lead to Cure for Alcoholism
Death
can come early for 'toxic bachelors': Married men found to live longer than
single guys
New
Study links 2 genes to breast cancer
Strange
holes in the ground discovered in Krasnoyarsk region of Russia
Don't
buy that new PC just yet!
Ancient
satire foretold AOL's privacy disaster
Mediterranean on
jellyfish alert
Octopus
pulled from Ohio River
Scientists
identify flood-tolerant gene of rice
End: August 10, 2006
The
Chosen Ones
Meteor
shower peaks this weekend
Organic
molecules found in diverse space places
How meteorites wiped
out dinosaurs 65 million years ago
UFO
spotted over Bahrain
Aborted babies used in
cosmetics
Male
circumcision 'lowers risk of HIV infection by 60%'
A single
saturated fat meal can negatively affect arteries
'Warrior'
gene blamed for Maori violence
Mysterious
cat is spotted in UK
Designer
creates floating bed
End: August 9, 2006
Huge
meteorite crater discovered in eastern Jordan
A
Cosmic Rain Lasting 30,000 Years
Another
Ancient Tomb Discovered in Egypt
Korean
Scientists Create Magical Substance that turns crude to gas
Despite
$28 billion program, U.S. remains vulnerable to bioterror attack
The
person who mailed anthrax spores in 2001 remains at large
Scientists
reconstruct ancient 530-million-year-old gene
Allergies
linked to Parkinson's
Ultrasound
can affect brain development
Age-old
malaria mystery solved
Drought
unearths treasure trove of ancient monuments in Wales
Hale-Bopp Comet Madness
Earth
has a surprising sibling in the solar system
Do
the Forces of the Universe Affect Us?
"Cosmic
telescopes" see first galaxies
1
Canadian in 10 saw a UFO
Panda gives birth to giant
cub, twins to twins: Number of pandas born in captivity this year jumps from
1 to 6
In
2021, You'll Enjoy Total Recall
US
researchers have taken a mouse back in time some 500 million years by
reversing the process of evolution
End: August 8, 2006
The
2012 Threshold – Is It Possible That We Haven’t Got It Right?
Moon's
mysterious bulge may be from earliest days
Cosmic
Rain
Russian
Space Agency Needs 5 Volunteers for Mission to Mars
US
Neuropsychiatrist says differences between women's and men's brains are very
real, and the sooner we all understand it, the better
Americans try to connect
as loneliness grows
Syndrome makes it
impossible for some patients to wean off antidepressants
Colds 'may
trigger child cancers' new research finds
Scientists
see healing power in milk
Raunchy
Lyrics Prompt Teens To Have Sex New Study Says
Rabbits
nibbling at sub-Antarctica
The
Arctic was easier, says 200-mile Thames swimmer
US
Computer hackers get lesson on cloning passport, cash card tags
Five-thousand-year-old
gold dagger discovered in Bulgaria
Real-time
human interpreter under development: Microsoft venture would permit 2-way
online chat between people in own languages
End: August 7, 2006
Universe
could be bigger, older than thought
Biggest
ever eye could find life in outer space
One
giant blunder for mankind: how NASA lost moon pictures
Domesday
Book goes online
Ten
years later, few experts believe Mars meteorite contains traces of life
Could
a parasite commonly found in cats be manipulating human behavior?
End: August 5, 2006
Bright
orange oval meteor with blue lightning lights up Texas sky
Dash
cam catches fireball streaking through the Texas sky
Indian villagers
worship rocks after meteor shower
Get
Telescopes Ready, Perseids Meteor Shower On August 12
Strange
'twin' new worlds found
Crop circles
have started appearing again in the English countryside, but this time in a
new permutation
U.S.
scientists discover "gambling circuit" in human brain
Vitamin
tablets 'may do more harm than good' experts warn
Blood Clot
Findings Could Lead to Better Stroke, Heart Treatments
Cell
Phones Are Filthy: Bacteria Festers On Phones, Research Shows
Square
watermelons on the way to US stores
Beware the 'Bump' Key
9-11
live: The NORAD tapes
End: August 4, 2006
Physicists
in Japan plan to create New Universe in lab
Meteorite
Fragments Recovered From Massive Fireball Over India
Space
rock confirmed as Canada's 69th meteorite
US
Conference world's largest on space, missile defense
Rubber
hard to find as China, India devour world's supply
Discovery
In 'Bubble Boy' Disease Gene Therapy
Bigfoot
Sightings Reported in US
End: August 2, 2006
Massive
Fireball Causes Panic In India, Causes Tremors, Rattles Homes
Scientists
take step toward obesity vaccine
Fruits,
veggies key to eating more, weighing less: Study suggests dieters cut calorie
density rather than portions
US
Iraq vets suffer memory lapses back home: Before-and-after tests find mild
recall problems but sharp reaction time
60%
of the mainland US is now under official drought conditions, with no let up
in sight
Disaster
declared: 2-year drought hurting ranchers, farmers in Oklahoma
Experts
predict New Mexico drought will continue for several more decades to come
Drought Continues to
Stress North Dakota Crops
Drought
continues to batter Minnesota farmers
Drought plagues
northern Wisconsin farmers
Australian
grain growing region hard hit by drought
Weather blues
in India: Drought, floods swap places
Nepal’s
western districts reeling under drought
End: August 1, 2006
The Cold War in Space
What
chance of being hit by a meteorite? Don't ask a scientist
Acid
waters in World's oceans dissolving shellfish, new research finds
Discolored fish eggs
discovered in US still a mystery
Stinging
sea creatures plague North Carolina beaches
Medical
'Miracles' Not Supported by Evidence
France's new
Stonehenge: Secrets of a neolithic time machine
The
smart egg that shows you when it's boiled to perfection
End: July 31, 2006
Meteor
Shower on the Moon
First Ever World Map of
Happiness Produced
Mystery Mammal
Scampers Through Ohio Neighborhood
Researchers show how the
brain turns on innate behavior
Low-fat,
vegan diet might be best for type-2 diabetes, new study finds
Diet 'affects arteries
of foetus' new research finds
HIV hides
itself in intestines to beat drugs
Boston, NYC,
Philly, Baltimore, Washington aligned with Stonehenge
Making
'Scents' Of Love
End: July 29, 2006
Massive
Fireball Streaks Through UK Sky
Newfound
blob is biggest thing in the universe
Mysterious
quasar casts doubt on black holes
Six
Not-So-Famous Summer Meteor Showers
Ceres,
the biggest asteroid, will be at its most visible soon
'Nova'
asteroid could rock your world in '36
UFO
Experts Meet as Mezőkomárom Mystery Deepens
NASA's
Space Station Research in Budget Peril
National
Academies of Science: Abortion Linked to Premature Birth Problems
End: July 28, 2006
Attention
Astronomers: Here's Your Chance to Save the World!
Black
Hole Census Comes Up Way Short
Forgetting
your own face
TV makes
learning less efficient new study finds
'Synthetic
Gecko' material mimics nature, paves way for real-life super-hero feats
Forgotten
Jamestown well holds centuries-old artifacts
Polish
Divers find Hitler's aircraft carrier
Ancient
Human Footprints Uncovered in Australia
Scientists claim
to have found marrow in 10-million-year-old bones
Fourteen-foot
grizzly, largest ever recorded in world, killed in Alaska
Superbug found
in baby ward of flagship UK hospital
Sun
kills 60,000 a year says World Health Organization
To
heal a wound, turn up the voltage
E.
Coli Bacteria tainted blood kills transfusion patient in US
US Professor invents
'ripeness' sticker
End: July 27, 2006
Morgellons might soon
displace Ebola and bird flu as the world's newest nightmare disease
Medieval
book of psalms unearthed: First millennium manuscript, open to Psalm 83,
found in Irish mud
‘Magic
mint’ triggers cosmic, and legal, high: Psychoactive plant called Salvia takes
users on a heady ride
What is red mercury?
Mysterious
disease claims 7 lives in eastern Nepal
Cancer
scientists test Lance Armstrong Effect
Animals
fed biotech food safe, scientists say
Radiation-killed
bacteria are better for making vaccines, say scientists
The flight
of the bumblebee is measured at record eight miles: Study reveals extent of
insects' homing ability
World's
oldest open caves near Sydney
China
tests its first lunar probe
Asteroid Encounter
Enhancement
First men
on Moon saw UFO
End: July 26, 2006
Researchers
believe they have found a second code in DNA in addition to the genetic code
US
Scientists make light travel backwards at speeds faster than the speed of
light
So-Called
Indigo Teen Says She Can Read People: Children Are Said to Have Psychic
Powers
Japan
'killing off' pregnant whales
Bubbles
caused by cheap cash menace world economy
Super-light space
gel inspires young minds
Survey
looks into space with infrared eyes
Another
study shows light drinking good for heart
New Study Could
Unveil Allergy Mystery
Ancient
bridge built in 1211 collapses in China
Disgraced
scientist says he tried to clone mammoth
End: July 25, 2006
First
men to walk on the Moon reported seeing a UFO, a new documentary reveals
Mysterious Explosion
Off Hawaii Coast
Mystery
foam returns in US river
Outer-space
sex carries complications
Text
speak changing relationships says British survey
'Miracle'
drug to help MS sufferers: Blind, lame patients say they regained ability to
see, walk
On/Off
Switch for Pain Discovered
Medicine
man understood secrets of amazing plant long before we did. How?
Four
of every 10 patients who undergo weight-loss surgery develop complications
within six months
U.
K. Breaking Heat Records and 17 Crop Patterns Reported Between July 4 - 20
Turkish Engineers
Discover 1,500-year-old Byzantine Port
China looks to space for
super fruit and vegetables
End: July 24, 2006
Just Discovered
Incoming Asteroid Listed As 'Impact Risk' For Earth
Live
Fish Rain Down On Indian Town
Melbourne
scientists have developed a once-a-day pill that they claim may cure
Alzheimer's disease
Delta
Aquarid meteors peak this week
Computer
kids swamp games addiction clinic
End: July 23, 2006
Opus Dei
financier found dismembered under bridge
Virginia
Company Offers Chance To Walk In Space
Space
cookies to add flavour to astronauts' diet
Electromagnetic space
travel for bugs?
1,200
"Living fossils" discovered in China
Scientists
Plan to Rebuild Neanderthal Genome
Unsolved
Australian lakeside mystery over thousands of eel deaths
Mystery
blood disorder strikes UK mum
End: July 22, 2006
Massive
‘Thundering’ Fireball Sighted In Australian Skies
Scientists
find surprising results from 50 comet dust samples
Mystery
of explosive star solved
Indiana
Tree holding mystery boulder falls down
Carved
stone still mystifies scholars
Chinese
black helicopters circle Google Earth
Strange
Hybrid Gets 80 Miles per Gallon
Networks
face crisis as internet usage begins to bite hard
Sahara
Desert Was Once Lush and Populated
Muslim
full-body swimsuits join the beach bikinis
Studies
show young women becoming more violent with partners
End: July 21, 2006
Maverick
medic reveals details of human baby cloning experiment
Tutankhamun's gem hints
at space impact
July 20th:
37th anniversary of first moon landing, 30th anniversary of America's first
successful landing on Mars
Scientists
build new observatories to see first galaxies
Patch of Saturn's
Moon Resembles Earth
Bed sharing 'drains
men's brains'
Battery-Fueled
Car Will Smoke You
Israeli
scientists find genetic DNA code
'Apartheid'
slashed Celtic genes in early England
Rare
Lincoln letter is discovered in US
Italian
Archaeologists May Have Found Augustus' Birthplace
King Solomon-era
fortifications revealed in Israel excavation
Studies
indicate LSD may help treat alcoholism, improve the quality of life for
terminally ill
Scientists
look anew at 'magic' mushroom
Scientists
identify ‘diabetic gene’
Scientists
harvest insulin from safflower
As
if being bottom of the social pile isn't bad enough, it now seems that it
also makes the body's cells age prematurely
Alzheimer's treatment
discovered by observant wife
Antioxidants
may slow vision loss
Scientists
uncover how weight-loss drugs work
Copper
better than stainless steel for food safety, scientists say
The sea, scientists
find, is a lot more diverse than thought
Mystery
Fish Caught In US Having 'Human' Teeth Identified As A South American Pacu
A
large -- and strange -- bluefish, with no teeth, caught in US
Scientists
work to control red tide
Ancient
Reptile Had Wings Like a Fighter Jet
Antarctic air
link may shock the system
End: July 20, 2006
'Banging'
Earthquake Hits Australia
Asteroid
impacts: can we keep Armageddon at bay?
Scientists
probe origin of most powerful explosions in universe
China
to develop deep space exploration in five years, go to Mars
Uzbek scientists
claim that Dry Lake is ancient meteorite impact zone
Death
toll reaches 27 as more horses die of mysterious illness in US
Large
animals may be predisposed to extinction
The Boy
Who Sees with Sound
23-year-old
Ukraine woman reverting to behaviour she learnt as a young child when she was
brought up by a pack of dogs
Greek
woman to give birth to own grandchild
Scientists
Coax Nerve Fibers To Regrow
Journal of
the American Medical Association says doctors misled over industry ties
Antarctic
researchers risk bone density
More
Evidence Sugar Feeds Cancer
Thousands
greet return of ancient Swedish ship
Rare
Australian tropical plant has been found thriving in London's heatwave
US Forest fires
remobilize fallout from atomic bomb tests
End: July 19, 2006
More illegals reach Spain's Canaries -
"International Emergency"
US
Bible Publisher Under Fire For Children’s 'Christian Crusade' Game To Kill
Muslims
NSA Wiretapping Whistleblowers
Found Dead in Italy and Greece
Pentagon
to create African Command
Pentagon
warns of Internet incursion by Chinese cyber-terrorists
European Command Takes Control Of US Forces Off
Lebanon Coast: Giant US Warship Steams To Region
Russia and Central Asian Allies Conduct War Games in
Response to US Threats
Canada
to Arm Guards Along U.S. Border For First Time In History
American
Governors Appeal To Rumsfeld Over Bush Plan To Take Over National Guard
Forces
US
Army Contemplates Redrawing Middle East Map to Stave-off Looming Global
Meltdown
US
To Target Individuals, Networks Motivated By 'Twisted' Propaganda About US
Mideast Policy
Bush Renews
'National Emergency' Declaration For United States
Fury
as US academics claim 9/11 was 'inside job'
US Congress Drafts Bill To Take Military Power Away
From President, Give It To Generals
US
Senate OK's Massive Defense Bill At Nearly Half Trillion Dollars
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Strange, Odd and Heroic
World's
first test-tube baby is pregnant
Dutch
Rollerblader hitches 90 kph ride
Fugitive
otter recaptured in New Zealand
After Week On The
Lam, Escaped Monkey Back At US Zoo
India's Superman
saves the universe and aces an IQ test
End: July 10, 2006
Trains
kill father, son at same spot 8 months apart
Rogue
surgeon arrested for kidney removal in Pakistan
Fight Erupts At Shoe
Sale In Turkey; Customer Shot
Slow-walking US senior
guilty, but $114 fine waived
End: July 9, 2006
Nine-year
old gives birth in Brazil
Psychiatrist
becomes Britain's oldest mother at 62
UK
Boys, 6, 'abuse 5-year-old girls'
'Bed
and booze' deal for US city's drunks
Limo driver gets big tip from
rider: A body part
End: July 8, 2006
Canadian
Cop hears murdered prostitute speak from beyond the grave
'Simpl spel' campaigners
still refuse to 'giv' up
Indian
gay prince out of closet, loses inheritance
Jew-Arab
wife swap gets ugly
Strange
ring tone gets girl into hot water
Homeless
Chinese farmer forced to sell
home-made robots
US Man Offers Free Lawn
Mowing To Lose Weight
The cosmic
glass ceiling
US
Police still searching for woman's arm following strange incident
End: July 7, 2006
Australian
Prisoners on run after toilet paper breakout
US
Army sparks a fashion craze in militant Gaza
US Marine afraid of going
back to Iraq threatens suicide
Desperate
Chinese dad buys 20 Barbies to hush up daughter
US Man
Gets Burned Trying To Light Barbecue With Gunpowder
Kitten Survives Trip
Through Wood Chipper
US Police Kill Man Over
Playing Music In Car Too Loud
End: July 6, 2006
'Miracle'
as toddler is found
Piece
of Indian man's skull falls off, draws crowds
60,
and still a teeny-weeny bikini
Nazi
ship to become vehicle of faith
Fake
Dutch agency offers ads on hookers' thighs
Japanese Man Eats 53
Hot Dogs In 12 Minutes
Pig's Head Thrown Into
Maine Mosque During Prayers
'Cannibal'
raider bites pieces from pensioner in UK
End: July 5, 2006
Italian
Man prefers jail to being at home with grandpa
Store's Cold Sweat May
Be World's Hottest Ice Cream
End: July 4, 2006
Ghana Villagers Cut
Open Stomachs To 'Release' Tortoise They Believe Inside
Tryst with god costs
Indian actress dearly
Granny's
dream advice helps man win lottery
UK
Girl, 2, killed by dish while clearing table
US Man finds brother’s
boyhood mitt lost for 42 years at flea market for $5
US
Farm Program Pays $1.3 Billion to People Who Don't Farm
End: July 3, 2006
Man Jumps On
10-Foot Alligator's Back To Save Dog
Man
Missing Since WWII Returns to Japan
End: July 2, 2006
Jamaica
decides not to give out condoms in prisons
German
Woman auctions herself with her Ferrari
Vietnamese
Doctors Remove 119 Nails From Woman's Stomach
Not so
sweet: M&M factory in US closed for mice, fly infestation
End: July 1, 2006
Home Chemistry
Gag Cooks Up Internet Fame
Dog With 5 Paws
Called Medical Oddity
Halt!
Or I'll shoot you with my pawn shop ticket!
How
is dingo urine gathered? Carefully, study says
Sales
calls push US government security hotline to refuge of Do Not Call list
California
pelicans held on suspicion of being drunk
US
Baseball fans can show support in afterlife
US Deputies Find
Empty Casket, Look For Owner
New York Police
Capture Alligator On Long Island Lawn
US Sheriff's
Deputy Mistakes Pistol For Taser
US Officials
Warn Rink Against 'Christian Skate' Night
US Thief Steals
Toddler's Prosthetic Legs
Saddam
ends hunger strike after missing one meal
Bank
manager and lover's robbery bid foiled in New Zealand
Message in a
Bottle Found 10 Years Later
'Cat's
pee' sweet smell of success for New Zealand wine
Falling
Japan birth rate due to lack of sex
Beer Burglar's
Snoring Leads To Arrest
Saudi
Arabians, nation of 9/11 hijackers, get scholarships to study aviation in
U.S.
Soccer
mad monks in Thailand too tired to take alms
With
elves sacked, Santa makes a profit
Exotic 3-Meat
Hamburger Tops $100
Shell
shocked pet parrot in Israel constantly screams 'Red Dawn'
US
SWAT Team Terrorizes Film Crew Shooting Movie
Animal
rights protest shuts restaurant in China for serving cat meat
Pregnant
pause as Aussie mums wait for baby bonus
Deer Gets Inside
House In US, Attacks Woman
Faulty
Speed camera nets 1,000 drivers in Australia
The
peacock and the petrol pump, a romance to make you fill up
French
philosophy student fails, therefore he sues...and wins
US Man Facing
13th Drink Driving Charge Shows Up Drunk In Court
American
Chainsaw juggler 'too dangerous' for UK
Ogling
of women a leading cause of car accidents in Colombia
Fried
whaleburger woos young Japanese customers
Bank Robber In US
Leaves Birth Certificate Behind
Gold dig gets 'out of hand'
FEMA
Funds Spent on Divorce, Sex Change
How Did A
Confederate Flag Get Aboard the International Space Station?
Israeli
Rocket siren used as ringtone
U.S.
court tosses lawsuit over "In God We Trust"
Tiny
mouse the size of a human toe cuts power to more than 40 percent of Cambodia
Capitol
Car Parked On
School's Roof In US High School Prank
'Streaker'
selling bikini to pay for court costs
Canadian
Military Gives Soldiers 300,000 Free Condoms
Foiled
Burglar Sues Store Employees for 'Emotional Distress' in US
Scottish
orchestra seeks new national anthem
Faster
than bullets, yes. But Superman, gay? No way
Spike
'wrote world's best joke'
Children
Banned From US Parade Because They Are 'Too Slow'
US
Teen With Cancer Threatened With Jail Over Treatment
German
suspected of murdering woman with sausage
Monkey Attacks
Stir Up Trouble In US Town
Ghanaians
say stylish goodbye with fantasy coffins
Pat Robertson Insists
He Really Leg-Pressed 2,000 Pounds
Police
car gives German man something to chew on
Movie
In US Gets 'PG' Rating For Mentioning God
Hell
shines in its apocalyptic moment in the sun
Colombian
throat slashings may be linked to 6-6-6
Serb
burns car rather than pay fine
Burials
and bordellos a bad mix, Australians say
The Latest Craze
- Betting on The End of The World
Ask Mexico How to Move
12 Million
No
sex please, we're butlers
US Student
Suspended for Eating Staff Member's Cookie
US Student
class leader arrested after coming late to graduation
French tell US
beauties, spare your blushers
06/06/06 Prompts Hell,
Michigan Celebration
Man In Florida Accused
Of Trying To Use Potato As Silencer
'Black
Jesus' cult leader on the run in Papua New Guinea
An
industrial shredder ate my hamster
Spanish
court bars man from seeing dog
Zambia
sentences Briton to hard gardening
French
rooster needs special visa to get into Romania
Toddler's
England shirt barred by pub in UK
Baby
boom shows Australians do it for their country
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