Our World Today Global Warming Expert Fears 'Refugee Crisis' We have passed the tipping point Global Warming on the Hot Seat US Republicans skeptical of global warming Researchers call for better forecasting of global warming Seafood Poisoning Increases With Global Warming Global warming alone not cause for hotter summers, say experts Fight Global Warming Now, Alaska Natives Say Antarctica: The Age Of Warming Indonesian Volcano Active After Heavy Rain 13 people Killed In 10-Foot Tsunami Wave After 8.1 Magnitude Pacific Earthquake Authorities evacuate Western Solomon's residents to higher ground as "strangely frightening" sea changes developed World Health Organization simulates bird flu pandemic to test Asia readiness Bangladesh says bird flu spreads to more farms Kuwait's bird flu cases reaches 96 with 39 newly detected Myanmar reports new bird flu outbreak Domestic birds inoculated against bird flu in Moscow region Breaking down barriers seen as key in bird flu fight April 2, 2007 Climate report maps out ‘highway to extinction’: Dire predictions includes loss of species, increasing scarcity of water Wars of the World: how global warming puts 60 nations at risk Global warming could bring hunger, melt Himalayas Judge OKs global warming suit against US government Global warming alone not cause for hotter summers, say experts Is there global warming 'truth'? Arctic meltdown creates hot political policy issues Ecuador's Reventador Volcano Erupts Volcanic explosion causes panic in Peru Russia Recovering From Volcanic Eruption Mt. Slamet`s activities increasing in Central Java 5.0 Magnitude Earthquake hits northeastern Japan Indonesia reports two more bird flu deaths ‘Random’ bird flu baffles Indonesian scientists Third Egyptian child tests positive for bird flu Bird flu hits two Vietnam duck farms, government says Bangladesh says bird flu spreads to more farms April 1, 2007 Australia faces climate disaster, warns UN report 10 Questions For Al Gore And The Global Warming Crowd Global warming is theory backed by facts Top researchers defend global warming report 83% of Americans Now Say Global Warming is a Serious Problem Texas-Sized Piece Of Antarctica Is Melting Warm winters preventing ice formation in Arctic Sunbathers bask in record Moscow heatwave New Round in Snowball Fight 5.9 Magnitude Earthquake hits Tanzania China Reports Two Human Bird Flu Deaths Five children hospitalized for possible bird flu in Turkey Indonesian doctor hospitalized for suspected bird flu Kuwait to cull 1.1 million chickens to fight bird flu Japanese court fines poultry farm, execs over bird flu cover up March 30, 2007 Global warming threatens more than just poles and tropics Scientists say Antarctic ice sheet is thinning Retreating Himalayan icefields threatening drought in Bangladesh More than two-thirds of the World's large cities in areas vulnerable to global warming and rising sea levels One in 10 at risk from rising seas, storms, new study warns Arctic defence a waste, says Canadian Senate report Scientists find that lightning is good indicator of volcanic activity Bird flu kills three in Indonesia, China China bird flu death raises alarm Bird flu cases surge in new areas in Afghanistan Bird flu detected in Afghan capital Worst hit bird flu nations to trial double doses of Tamiflu Bangladesh seeks help to upgrade bird flu testing March 29, 2007 Scientists predict dire societal results of global warming Africa’s highest mountain, Mt Kilimanjaro to lose snow cap in 12 years Himalayan glacier melting observed from space Global Warming: the founding of a new religion Global warming isn't a matter of ideology Global warming's dirty secret Global warming may be making hurricanes stronger Russian space debris showers planes near Antarctica Uranium Ignites ‘Gold Rush’ in US West 15,000 flee Mount Batutara volcano in Indonesia Spirits Are Angry, Bad Time to Bomb Their Volcano Indonesia confirms 69th bird flu death Asia, US to trial drug to beat bird flu deaths Vietnam and Thailand to jointly fight bird flu Canada alters bird flu label on Tamiflu after deaths March 28, 2007 Sweeping changes to global climate seen by 2100 Global Warming Disaster as Thousands of Harp Seal Pups Perish: Experts Call for Annual Seal Hunt to Be Cancelled Greenland's Mysterious Winds Tied to Global Climate Global warming a threat to Texas water supply Global warming makes tanning a winter sport $6.00 Per Gallon Gas: Not High Enough To Fight Global Warming? Gravity Measurements Help Melt Ice Mysteries China plans a polar eye on the sky Geologist: St. Helens an 'Open System' Rare Earthquake Hits Kansas Indonesia reports two more suspected bird flu deaths Indonesia agrees to immediately share bird flu samples with World Health Organization Two Egyptian children test positive for bird flu Myanmar confirms bird flu outbreak in five townships in Yangon Children most vulnerable to bird flu, reports UNICEF Bird flu spread around world by poultry trade, researchers say Bird Flu Health Scare In US: Continental Airlines Flight Evacuated After Two Hours On Ground March 27, 2007 China, Norway and U.N. sign agreement on climate change Riches Await as Earth's Icy North Melts Takeover by the State: Global Warming Alert From Britain Report queries nuclear role in beating global warming Global Warming Paradox For Aircraft Birds 'struggle to cope' with climate change Aussie boffins warn on glacial melting Montserrat's Scientific Advisory Committee issues new report on Soufriere Hills Volcano Chile Volcano May Be Hemisphere's Tallest Peak Scientists mixed over New Madrid earthquake risk 3-year-old girl is Egypt's 27th case of bird flu No human transmission in baby's bird flu, says Hong Kong Bangladesh says no human case of bird flu Migratory birds are not to blame for bird flu March 26, 2007 Climate doomsday approaching, new report warns Antarctic melting 'may be speeding up' Catastrophic Hypothesis: Could Global Warming Melt All Ice On Earth? Australia's biggest city plans to shut off lights in global warming gesture Why the right goes nuclear over global warming Global Warming? Science And History Say No Global Warming or Global Hoax? Global warming makes ice a hot topic at U.S. lab Volcano Still Erupting In Indonesia 7.3 Magnitude Earthquake Hits South Pacific 7.1 earthquake strikes Japan, kills one, triggers tiny tsunamis Poor countries to square off with World Health Organization over access to bird flu vaccine Bird flu panics Bangladesh sellers as tens of thousands of poultry destroyed to halt virus spread Bird flu alert in Tripura March 25, 2007 Antarctic melting may be speeding up Global warming melts the Arctic triggering a race for riches Asia's river systems face collapse Almost 4 out of 5 Canadians believe in global warming Are we facing 20-foot sea level rise because of global warming? U.S. developing system to track global warming gas Arctic aboriginals still tied to tundra, study reveals Japanese whaling ship home with 500 whales Smoking Indonesian Volcano Forces Island Evacuation Kamchatka volcano spews hot lava Former Chief Minister of Montserrat calls for clear information on volcano threat Warning About the Next Great Earthquake Moderate 4.7 earthquake shakes New Zealand's south Island, no injuries Bird Flu 'Could Kill Millions, Cripple US Economy' No person-to-person spread of bird flu yet Experts fear bird-flu virus would mutate Bangladesh Reports Bird Flu Cases Bird flu found in Islamabad crows Bird flu discovered in Eastern Saudi Arabia Thailand joins Indonesia in withholding H5N1 Bird Flu strains Japan to review alleged abnormal behaviour linked to Tamiflu use March 23, 2007 Ocean's heat transfer system 'at risk', warn Australian scientists Gore warns of planetary emergency Gore Tears Up Global Warming Skeptic Global warming to end with cooling Global warming becomes hysterical crusade March 21 was the warmest the Russian capital has experienced in 125 years National Survey Reveals 70% of Americans Concerned About Global Warming Atlantic hurricane season will be exceptionally active this year, according to British forecasting group Scientists find new way to track carbon dioxide Mt. Batutara erupts in Indonesia Ebeko volcano off Russia's Pacific Coast shows signs of activity 5.8 Magnitude earthquake hits Sri Lanka 4.2 Magnitude Earthquake Jolts Eastern Japan 2.9 Magnitude earthquake shakes San Francisco Bay 2.7 Magnitude earthquake shakes central New Hampshire Indonesia warns bird flu vaccine inequity could threaten World peace UN calls for stricter controls in Myanmar after new bird flu outbreak Further Cases Of Bird Flu Detected In Pakistani Capital Bangladesh culls 30,000 chickens after birds' death sparks bird flu fears 3 More Bird Flu Infected Birds Found In Kuwait US provides bird flu equipment to Vietnam Japan's Tamiflu warning for teens sparks row Russian Pharmaceutical To Destroy Bird Flu Feathers Could Yield Map to Predict Bird Flu Outbreaks Tuberculosis is major problem in prisons, warns Red Cross March 22, 2007 UN agency urges "high level" global warming talks Global warming push is all about mass hysteria Statistical Analysis Debunks Climate Change Naysayers US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) states past 15 years have been recorded as having the warmest global average temperatures Cold War politics has fueled the debate over climate change, historian says Flowers, animals signal spring arrived long ago Ecuador’s active Tungurahua volcano continues to affect nearby communities Earthquake rumour keeps people awake in India Thailand bird flu strain found to be resistant to drug Bird flu spreads in Myanmar U.N. Wants Tougher Bird Flu Controls Japanese doctors warned not to give Tamiflu to teenagers after dangerous behavior India vulnerable to bird flu, may hit any time, warns Government March 21, 2007 NASA scientist accuses White House of global warming cover-up Tinkering with Earth's climate to stop global warming raises new risks US Congress Braces For Global Warming Onslaught Scientists Blame Hollywood for Global Warming Hysteria Global Warming’s Dirty Secret Global warming boosts Arctic shipping Warming oceans threaten Antarctic glaciers Three Spaniards achieve the first human flight over Antarctica Lower water level in New Zealand volcano's crater lake sparks volcanic eruptions Montserrat volcano dome has around 250 million cubic meters of volcanic material, the biggest of its history Indonesia raises alert level on Sumatra volcano Indonesia volcano mud torrent halts briefly after 10 months World Health Organization official calls for preparation for bird flu epidemic at meeting in Turkey Indonesia's bird flue death toll rises to 66 Egypt reports 26th bird flu human case Hong Kong baby infected with mild form of bird flu 'Millions' more bird flu masks needed, warns Australia Scientists Aim for Portable Bird Flu Testing Kits 22 die in 24 hours of suspected cholera in Somalia March 20, 2007 Arctic ocean may lose all its ice, disrupt weather Ice-free Arctic: Not 'If' but 'When' Arctic sea ice decline may trigger climate change cascade Scientists say global warming dangers 'overplayed' Global Warming: Moving Towards Metrosexuals Global warming is a religion Solar pulses suggest heavy Australia rain to break worst drought in 100 years, says scientist Antarctic Glaciers' Sloughing Of Ice Has Scientists at a Loss Rising sea levels threaten Indian islands Climate change could have an impact on animal evolution and ecology, scientists believe Four people killed in volcano mudslide in Papua New Guinea New Zealand farmers cut off by spewing volcano Egyptian boy, 2, tests positive for bird flu Bird flu strikes again in northern Thailand Bird flu spreads in Nigeria Bird Flu Continues Relentless March in Asia Asean agrees to stockpile anti-flu drug in Singapore H5N1 kills rare eagle near Japan bird flu sites International Bird Flu Summit Closes with Promise of Aggressive Campaign March 19, 2007 Apocalyptic talk about global warming has stirred the sediment of old fears - the mushroom cloud has returned to haunt us Global warming is a 'weapon of mass destruction': Climate experts hit back after being accused of overstating the problem Global Warming Causes Billions in Cereal Crop Damage New Zealand volcano crater lake bursts banks Guatemala declares orange alert after volcanic eruption 5.9 Earthquake Shakes Colombia-Panama Border 5.8 earthquake hits eastern Indonesia Second avian flu death confirmed in Laos New bird flu case reported in Kuwait Metal In Feathers Could Provide Bird Flu Clues Will U.S. finish preparing for flu pandemic before clock runs out? Bird flu books filling the shelves in Indonesia March 18, 2007 Winter Warmest on Record Worldwide Nature runs riot after Europe's warmest winter Global warming is creating a drag on production of the world's leading food and feed crops Scientific sacrilege: is global warming just a con? Global warming is a myth, says Danish scientist Mysterious phenomenon is causing four major glaciers in Antarctic to shrink in unison Italian Volcano Off Sicily Erupts U.S. scientists say one of the largest supervolcanoes in the world is waking up Indonesia's bird-flu death toll hits 65 Indonesia's strategies to fight bird flu run afoul of reality UN Agency Says Burma Needs Help to Fight Bird Flu US Federal panel wants bird flu vaccine approved, despite poor performance Hemorrhagic Fever Breaks Out in Flood-Ravaged Bolivia Bolivia confirms 910 dengue cases since January March 16, 2007 Global Warming Not That Simple Global warming gap among evangelicals widens New MIT Coal Report Sees Pressing Need for Global Warming Action Global warming sways investors' decisions Thirsty wild camels on rampage in drought-hit Australian desert A Global Warming Suggestion: Fewer Babies Arctic impact on global warming lures scientists Global warming could affect Swiss atomic power plants NASA scientist cites evidence of warming Melting glaciers threaten Peru's future Yellowstone Supervolcano Making Strange Rumblings More balls to plug Indonesia's mud volcano 5.4 quake strikes in eastern Indonesia, at least 2 injured Scientists Explain Source Of Mysterious Tremors Emanating From Fault Zones Deep tremors are earthquake swarms, study finds 10-year-old girl becomes Egypt's 25th case with deadly bird flu strain Bird flu alert in Saudi Arabia US Officials target foods in tracking for bird flu Bird-flu fears bring people closer March 15, 2007 Scientists Debate Sun's Role in Global Warming Global poll shows warming a major concern, U.S. an exception Debunking of global warming 'bad science' Scientists huddle to talk global warming U.S. Fears Hurricanes Due to Global Warming Climate change blamed for cockroach migration in Australia Arctic impact on global warming lures scientists Glacial melting causes concerns in Asia Indonesia Mud volcano shows no sign of stopping New study by Geophysical Institute researchers links lightning activity to volcanic eruptions Indonesia Won't Share Bird Flu Samples With World Without Agreement Vaccine Won't Be Used For Profit Bird Flu Detected In Vaccinated Egypt Flocks Village ways fuel bird flu spread in rural Egypt Afghanistan Reports Fresh Bird Flu Cases 6 Asian countries test preparedness for possible flu pandemic, share worries Myanmar takes special measures to deal with new bird flu cases Tests rule out bird flu in Australian fairy penguin deaths Over 90 Cholera Cases Recorded In Angola March 14, 2007 Leaked report predicts global warming chaos Majority of Himalayan glaciers receding Expedition Highlighting Global Warming Called Off Due to Extreme Cold Global warming ... warmed over Global warming has Japanese anticipating early cherry blossoms ExxonMobil funds global warming skeptics Antarctic Ice Sheet's Hidden Lakes Speed Ice Flow Into Ocean, May Disrupt Climate Kamchatka volcano warnings go offline Montserrat’s governor issues new statement on ongoing volcanic situation Caribbean island volcano disturbs air traffic Peru’s Ubinas volcano slows down seismic activity Scientists See Volcanic Eruption In Action in Pacific Ocean Three moderate earthquakes in the Philippines and Indonesia 6.0 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Baja California 5.0 Magnitude Earthquake jolts Kuriles Minor 3.6 earthquake rattles nerves in Northeast Ohio 'Don't become complacent' warns bird flu virus expert, as H5N1 becomes even more deadly Egypt Fears Of Bird Flu Mutation Egyptian boy tests positive for bird flu Vietnamese government calls for people to combat bird flu more vigorously Kuwait keeps testing falcon samples for bird flu Nigeria Bans Importation of Eggs Over Bird Flu Fears India bans live poultry from bird flu-hit nations Hungary eliminates bird flu infections 42 dead in 24 hours of suspected cholera in Somalia March 13, 2007 With Other Worlds Warming, Scientists Blame Sun Top Scientists Warn of Water Shortages and Disease Linked to Global Warming Peru's alarming water truth U.S. evangelicals reaffirm stand on global warming Global warming: spruce forests invade Arctic tundra Only a carbon tax can stop global warming Canada signs deal to protect western Arctic Glacier depletion to hit river flows after 50 years in Asia Montserrat's governor issues new statement on ongoing volcanic situation 7 Indonesian students die while hiking up volcano Civil defence allays earthquake fears in UAE 4-Year-Old Boy: Egyptian Bird Flu Victim No.24 Bird flu claims one more in Indonesia Kuwait says it contains bird flu outbreak Bird flu prompts culling drive in South Korea Avian or Bird Flu Is One Strain That Could Become a Pandemic Flu March 12, 2007 Climate report: Droughts, starvation, disease: Global warming effects could mean hundreds of millions without water Surprising New Arctic Inhabitants: Trees Japan awaits cherry blossoms after warmest winter in modern history Leading US climate scientist 'duped to deny global warming' Religious groups aid fight against global warming Overpopulation is key in global warming concerns The censorship of science undermines democracy Mediterranean mussels invade Antarctica Melting glaciers threat to hydro projects in India Lava dome of Montserrat's volcano swells to near record size Ash from Montserrat volcano disrupts Puerto Rico flights Some 1,500 concrete balls have been dropped into mouth of Indonesian mud volcano Kuril Islands, Northern Japan Shaken by 6.1 Quake Boy is Egypt's 24th bird flu victim Bird flu erupts in Vietnam south; total 5 provinces infected U.S. provides Myanmar with equipment to fight reemergence of bird flu Poultry in Tibet market test positive for bird flu Cases stable at 53; Bird handlers test negative for bird flu in Kuwait No takers for India's first bird flu vaccine March 11, 2007 European Union Sets Plan To Fight Global Warming "'Don't discuss polar bears", US orders Global Warming scientists Polar bears 'thriving as the Arctic warms up' What firms should do about "The Great Global Warming Swindle" U.S. insurers seen as lagging on global warming Environmentalists Use 'Global Warming' for Political Gain Global Warming Fears 'Worrying Youngsters' Unique Antarctica satellite map created Message for the future in Arctic 50,000 scientists to study impact of climate change on poles 3 Volcanoes Activated By Indonesian Earthquake, Experts Warn 6.3 Earthquake Hits Far East Russia Moderate 5.7 quake jolts eastern Indonesia 4.7 Earthquake shakes central California Worker May Have Bird Flu, New Outbreak Detected In South Korea Laos culls fowl to halt bird flu Bird flu strikes another province in southern Vietnam Kuwait detects one more bird flu case Bird Flu Once Again in Afghanistan March 9, 2007 U.N. Chief: Climate Change an 'Inescapable Reality' Australia’s longest river is drying up Born to die: Climate change disrupting life cycles with fatal results Global warming could melt the poles Insurers to feel heat from global warming Global warming? Like we care The Great Global Warming Swindle: Is it? Global warming: Nature goes against Science Global warming becomes magnet for investor money Researchers produce most detailed map ever of Antarctica Deep Sea, Arctic May Hold World's Largest Fuel Supply, Experts Say Miniature lab ice spikes may hold clues to warming impacts on glaciers Strong 6.0 earthquake hits seas off Japan's eastern coast; no tsunami danger Indonesians stay outdoors as tremors follow 6.3 earthquake Minor 3.7 earthquake rattles Melbourne suburbs Laos reports first human death from H5N1 bird flu South Korea reports fresh bird flu outbreak in poultry Suspicious bird flu deaths in Pardisan Park, Iran Mass cull appears to contain Tibet bird flu outbreak Ulster tourist tested for killer bird flu March 8, 2007 Global warming is driven by capitalism New evidence that global warming fuels stronger Atlantic hurricanes World's Automakers seek end of global warming suit Hidden agenda behind global warming Investors Join Global Warming Bandwagon Chile's Melting Ice Caps Draw New Species To Antarctic Lightning good indicator of volcano eruptions, says scientists Cause of Yellowstone supervolcano eruption determined Moderate 4.8 earthquake injures 35 people in southwestern Iranian town, official says Moderate 4.4 earthquake jolts northeastern Japan Moderate 4.6 earthquake in New Zealand the second in less than 24 hours Tibet reports bird flu outbreak Bird flu hits Vietnamese capital Hanoi Experts fly in; More cases of ‘bird flu’ found in Kuwait Uganda: Bird Flu is a Matter of When Officials deny China province is bird flu source Australian Bird flu lab bungle 'no cause for alarm' Bird Flu Buster: New Vaccine Protects against Multiple Viral Strains March 7, 2007 Asia smog fuelling Pacific storms 'will melt Arctic ice' China vows to take due responsibility to curb global warming Global warming to spread disease, hunger in South Asia Global warming causing disappearance of tundra in Canada Global warming putting polar bears at risk Ethanol may not ease global warming, says UN Global warming to push up insurance premiums Global Warming Scientist Has Second Thoughts More Scientists Debunk the Religion of Manmade Global Warming Submersible probes Antarctica depths Families Flee Active Volcano in Ecuador Stromboli Volcano Erupts Again in Italy Chikurachki volcano stirs in Northern Kurils Disco roof collapse kills 3 in Cappadocia in central Turkey Gas Movement A Key To Mount St. Helens Explosions At Least 70 Killed In Indonesian Earthquakes The Pacific's earthquake-prone "Ring of Fire" Southern China Is Epicenter of Bird Flu, U.S. Researchers Find Chinese Bird flu patient remains critical as WHO officials visit village China launches mass bird flu vaccination campaign Egyptian girl recovers from bird flu Confirmed cases of bird flu rise to 50 in Kuwait Bird flu hits one more Vietnamese province Africa beware, bird flu menace is not over yet Tamiflu side effect concerns grow after Japan deaths March 6, 2007

Interesting Developments Green Comet Spotted Down Under Enters Solar System Bizarre hexagon spotted in Saturn’s clouds: Astronomers can’t explain six-sided pattern at planet’s north pole Giant asteroid raises questions about NASA's resources UFO Crash Reported In Somalia Amazing UFO-shaped Complex to be Built in Moscow World's First All-Commercial Spaceport - in New Mexico? Scientist says he has cloned 2 wolves Dragon 'to rival Great Wall of China' Many Americans see little point to Web Is Your Computer A Criminal? US Scientists create new form of glass Can You Live With the Voices in Your Head? Playing music makes you smart, new study says Angioplasty no better than drugs, study says Study ties day care to some behavior problems Dog-sized toad found in Australia March 27, 2007 Water shortage looming crisis for Earth Sea floor records ancient Earth NASA Engineers Work on New Spacesuits A day in the life of a space tourist Pope says society to fail without Christian conscience Sweet New Battery Runs on Sugar Scientists In Japan Create World's Smallest Scissors Robots Might Benefit from Sleep, Too California horse stables under quarantine for mysterious virus Mysterious Fish Kills Reported In US Dwindling moose population in Minnesota stumps scientists Worms Live Longer on Fortified Steak and Chicken Ancient cave holds historic riches in Iran March 26, 2007 Genetically modified crops cause "complete breakdown" in farming systems in India Now scientists create a sheep that's 15% human Scientists propose interspecies cloning New space shield may help make Mars mission reality Cosmic 'Bullets' Pierce Gigantic Space Cloud French UFO fever crashes website Slut: In a four-letter word, a panoply of meaning Chocolate May Improve Aging Blood Vessels Anti-rape device to hit market Cannibals Usually Dine Alone, New Study Finds Asthma 'misunderstood and misdiagnosed' No link between watching too much TV and obesity, study finds Skeleton of 5 Million-Year-Old Whale Discovered in Italy March 25, 2007 Giant deadly asteroids too close for comfort US software developer set to become World’s 5th space tourist U.S. Military Working On Mind Scan Computers Now, emotional robots to bond better with humans Organ Harvesting Before "Brain-Death" Increasingly Common In US, Doctors Warn Alcohol and tobacco given top 10 rankings in new table of most dangerous drugs compiled by British experts World's first 'spinal transplant' carried out Mice given 'human sight' in colour blindness study Healthier Tomatoes Grown in Seawater Grizzly bears no longer threatened in famous US park American Crocodile No Longer Endangered Oldest chunk of Earth's crust ever found in Greenland March 23, 2007 Dazzling new images reveal the 'impossible' on the Sun France Becomes First Nation In World To Open UFO Files NASA Asteroid Report: Sudden Impact NASA thinking about sending astronauts to an asteroid Planet Earth banning common light bulbs: Environmental concerns cited in growing global crackdown Lock Bumping - Protect yourself Acids in Popular Sodas Erode Tooth Enamel, New Research Suggests Brain Injury Said to Affect Moral Choices New Zealand scientists may microwave Colossal Squid Ancient Pompeii column tumbles Jurassic Crocodile Unearthed in Oregon March 22, 2007 Green Comet Cometh Massive Meteorite Found In California The dinosaurs that dug when the asteroid hit Budget private rocket finally reaches space New Cosmic Energy Theory Proposed Revolutionary technology that uses sunlight and sea water to produce an unlimited supply of clean, hydrogen fuel could be developed within a decade Con Dao Island next in line as mysterious oil slick spreads in Vietnam Smoking lowers Parkinson's disease risk, new study confirms Brain Can Learn Fear By Seeing Others’ Fears High-fat diet may increase breast cancer risk, new study finds Scientists Are Developing Drugs That Could Eliminate Traumatic Events From Our Memories US Soldier fathers child two years after dying in Iraq Spiders Love to Snuggle, New Research Finds Pig Journeys Reveal Human Migration Patterns Ancient Pakistani ruins fast vanishing March 21, 2007 Mankind ‘a threat to rivers of civilization’ Scientists fear asteroid is heading 'uncomfortably close' to Earth Space forces dismiss reports radars could be installed at Russian embassies Mathematicians solve E8 structure Scientists Study Sacred Sounds Texas dolphin die-off puzzles scientists Malaria-resistant genetically modified mosquito developed Too Many Antibiotics Prescribed For Sinus Infections, New Study Says Sleep disorder creates 'Mr Hyde' Children who drink more than two glasses of fruit juice per day are more likely to be overweight or obese, according to new research March 20, 2007 In the early solar system, 'Santa' had a blast The three D’s of planetary defense Space-travel notions depart realm of science fiction Lunar dust 'may harm astronauts' Former Arizona governor says he saw ‘Phoenix Lights’ UFO New practices in organ donation inspire debate in US: Harvesting begins just minutes after heart stops beating Salt consumption in Britain falling but still 50 per cent higher than advised Playing Video Games Improves Eyesight, New Study Says Seven of 12 beached whales die on Galapagos Islands Mysterious Bee Deaths Puzzle Researchers Beetle rediscovered in UK - 60 years after being declared extinct Modern Technology Reveals Ancient Footpaths Buried in 2,500 Years Worth of Volcanic Ash Modern Technology Reveals Mummy's Past March 19, 2007 Green Fireball Streaks Across Canadian Skies New Green Comet Discovered, Named Lovejoy Partial solar eclipse forecast on March 19 NASA Outlines Asteroid Deflection Program First probe beneath Mars surface finds water ice UK scientists join hunt for ice on moon 'Crater' spied under California A rare treat from nature: Perfect snow doughnuts Digital universe suffers information overload Pacific atolls host world's most dangerous websites Americans Not Eating Their Fruits and Veggies Tough guys may heal faster from injuries TV blamed for rise in child-speech problems Boy Gets Rare Infection From US Soldier Dad's Smallpox Shot Cancer study another reason to skip the beef: Research points to risks of eating too much red meat Scientists Make Ice Hotter Than Boiling Water Thought might not be dependent on language, according to new research published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences March 18, 2007 Enormous Amount of Frozen Water Found on Mars Mars water find raises possibility of life Robotic telescope unravels mystery of cosmic blasts Could Crazy Technology Save the Planet? UK Family's fear as UFO heads for thier home The woman driven to suicide by the Da Vinci Code Genetically modified corn causes liver, kidney problems in rats, new study finds Drop 'kiss of life', urge medics Parasite is a growing concern for healthcare professionals in US America's most popular sleeping pills can cause users to drive, eat and make phone calls while asleep, FDA warns Smoking 2.0 Give Lungs a Break March 16, 2007 Meteorite Plummets To Earth In Canada Mysterious Explosion Sounds in Colorado Springs Giant Remnants of Cosmic Collision Found Beyond Neptune Odd rock may have spawned asteroid family New Scientific Proof That God Answers Our Prayers The Universe is a string-net liquid One Telephone Number That Will Ring All Your Phones More men report sexual harassment in US workplace Sleep deprivation a cure for depression? Death Rate Higher For Weekend Heart Attacks Big cat found in Indonesia is entirely new species Caught on tape: an ivory-billed imposter? Kentucky overrun with unwanted horses Unseen for 300 years, the church frescoes that were whitewashed March 15, 2007 Mysterious, huge and dense mass of cold water is milling off the coast of Sydney, baffling researchers Thousands gather to hear universe's biggest star discuss cosmos Cosmologist speaks of mind-bending dynamics behind the inflationary universe Quantum physics: It's all about me, me, me, isn't it? Spacecraft may surf the solar system on magnetic fields Purple side of the Moon A UFO or something else? Online religious life conducted at home has replaced attendance at traditional churches How better batteries will bring us amazing gadgets Sun Worshipers Addicted Like Alcoholics Women with abortions 'more likely to abuse', new study finds Male Birds Use 'Wingman' to Win Girl March 14, 2007 Greenish Meteorite lights night sky in Canada Shockingly Large Explosion from Tiny Star System Europe's Rosetta On Its Way to a Comet Prediction Proved: Light Speeds Up an Asteroid as it Spins Sorry Bruce, but that is not how to save the planet UFO Crawler: the new paranormal search engine Clock ticking for analog televisions: Converter needed after Feb. 17, 2009 for over-the-air reception Gene Discovered In Italy Could Prevent, Cure Heart Disease Scientists hunt for new types of painkillers Ancient Hindu healing draws beauty tourists Why Children Never Leave Home: Evolution Secret of attraction? It's all due to the wiggle Short Legs Made Human Predecessors Better Fighters Chained to your desk? Beware blood clots March 13, 2007 Fireball Lights Up Michigan Skies Canadian Skies Lit Up By Meteor Shower Was it a planet? A plane? A meteorite? Little green men? Asteroid Anomaly To Be Explained The dozen space weapons myths Chemical reactions in the brain force teenagers' mood swings Ancient walrus bone discovered in south Iceland Mystery contamination kills fish by hundreds of thousands in Thailand March 12, 2007 World's technology cannot contain all digital data: Study shows information is increasing faster than storage New Technique Stores Data in Bacteria Killer Asteroid? Bomb It. Or Paint It. New research tool indicates those countries most at risk of 'small' asteroid impact Proposed Mission Will Return Sample From Near-Earth Object Scholarly historical UFO accounts suggest Human-looking Extraterrestrials living among us Americans get an 'F' in religion Psychic researchers say our consciousness has unexplained powers: That also goes for chickens Scientists say nerves use sound, not electricity Many over-the-counter medicines for babies and children contain a cocktail of additives that are banned in food The great ADHD myth 'Guardian Of The Genome' Protein Found To Underlie Skin Tanning FDA warns on anemia drugs after test deaths Bee survey looks for signs of mysterious disease Rats Think Like Humans Toygers: The Charm of Tigers, None of the Teeth Coal firm hires private security for 9/11 Flight 93 crash site Conservationist uses wine bottles to build energy-saving house March 11, 2007 Catholicism Remains Top Religion In US: Mainline Churches Decline; Pentecostals Grow Mysterious 'Rumble' Hits South Carolina 'Planet Killer' Not in the Stars, Asteroid Research Indicates Air Pollution Cuts Rainfall Over Mountains, New Study Finds Rock scientists to make map of the World Mercury in fish warrants global public health warning, say scientists Researchers reveal fresh evidence that subliminal advertising can be medically proven to work Study by German scientists examines link among odors, sleep and memory Bad-tempered women 'can blame it on genes' Scottish scientists test 'secret weapon' against tumours Robot shows scientists how to have a backbone Biologists Still Trying To Solve Mysterious Duck Die-Off In US March 9, 2007 Digital universe set for the Big Bang in 2010 Is the Universe a fractal? If that is indeed its shape, it could overturn everything we thought we knew about cosmology Asteroid Propelled By Solar Energy Found The final frontier for travel insurance...Space US Navy Shot at UFO in 1896 You Can't Travel Back in Time, Scientists Say New ideas from Germany's professor of wind energy Scientists Locate 100 New Cancer Gene Mutations Chuck Bonnet and the Hallucinations Scientists Uncover Link Between Ocean's Chemical Processes and Microscopic Floating Plants Population of rare and ancient spiders discovered by accident in Australia Wolves, Moose in Decline on Michigan Island Gorillas Gave Humans 'The Crabs' In ancient Syria tears were like gold First-Ever Dwelling Mound Found in Germany March 8, 2007 Mysterious hole may be to Earth's core Darwin’s God Close Meteorite Encounters Big blasts or tiny tugs: How to stop an asteroid US Military Tracks Speeding Bullets Back to Source Could a bag really save the world? Study backs worth of Atkins diet Lung Cancer screening fails test Will this bug be key to Parkinson's mystery? Can tooth brushing cause seizures? Bird last found in 1867 reappears, ornithologists overjoyed The Secret Language of Whales Revealed The world's most explosive tongue: Salamander can extend its tongue half its body length in 7 milliseconds March 7, 2007 Meteorite hits Illinois home ET event or meteor shower? India ‘fireball’ mystery NASA has no money to stop asteroid menace ESA, NASA jointly monitor Jupiter The First 3-D Map Of The Universe Seeing Red Lowers Test Scores, New Study Finds 'Flying' in your sleep may be a paralysis R-rated movies lure white teens into smoking, new study finds First Genetically Modified food crop containing human genes set to be approved for commercial production Ibuprofen Best For Kids' Pain, Study Says World's longest underwater cave found in Mexico 3 Rare Lions Killed in India Sanctuary Cowbirds: Thugs of the Bird World Australia's new feral mega-cats Canadian mountain town mulls bunny crackdown Ancient statue of Hera discovered March 6, 2007 Fireball Streaks Across India Skies Stargazers aglow over stunning eclipse 'Space Weather' Forecasting Gets A Cosmic Boost Scientists try to predict intentions: Using brain scans to read minds before thought turns into action Seeds designed to die from Monsanto Nuclear lab develops powerful dust rag Whole-grain breakfast cereals 'good for the heart' Early Puberty May Be Predestined by Age 3 for Heavier Girls Medication 'Robot' Fits Inside Tooth Orange Tomatoes Healthier Than Red, New Study Finds Blackbeard’s ship to be fully excavated: Notorious pirate’s vessel ran aground off North Carolina’s coast in 1718 Ruins in Athens May Be an Ancient Market Study Reveals Real Reason Birds Migrate Cleveland Museum Scientist Discovers New Horned Dinosaur Genus Mysterious deaths of whales in the Strait of Gibraltar March 5, 2007 Fireball Races Across California Skies March 3rd Lunar Eclipse To Be Visible In U.S. Moon to blush red during total lunar eclipse Mission to Study Earth's Gaping 'Open Wound' in Atlantic Ocean Do holes in ice create holes in space theory? Hubble captures "Comet galaxy" being ripped apart by galaxy cluster Mysterious sand circles found in Rio Grande Lake Erie a UFO sighting hotbed Use alien technology to halt climate change? Is Bigfoot Living In The Forest Above Marysville? Marijuana, the wonder drug, new study finds Iranian family key to fatal heart gene Cold remedies put children at risk, group says UK man obsessed with mobile phones and sex after suffering brain damage Oldest solar observatory discovered in Peru World's Longest underground river found in Mexico Egypt Museum airs 1,000 years of jackal god gifts Ancient Prickly Bugs Discovered March 2, 2007 Mysterious phenomenon decimating honeybees in North America and Europe Mysterious alga threatens World's rivers Dread At Unavoidable Start Of Nano Arms Race Meteorite Hits Beach In Panama Huge 'Ocean' Discovered Inside Earth March brings a cat’s smile, a crimson moon and two comets Volcano Blows as Space Probe Flies By Jupiter Giant magnet set to unlock universe's secrets Foundations laid for Russia's new space base Space agency's science director says Europe can think big Space gap gets longer for U.S. UFO Technology Could Provide Climate Change Solutions, Says Former Canadian Defense Minister Chile's UFO "Chupacabras" Strike Again: Elusive Beast Alleged Culprit In Deaths Of 19 Ducks And 12 Geese Pentagon plans ultrasonic curtain to muffle loud tanks Cool Water Gets Dishes Just As Clean, Study Says: Hot Water Not Needed To Kill Germs In schizophrenia, drugs may be personal matter Treating Gum Disease May Benefit Patients' Hearts, New Study Suggests A Shock to the System: To slow the progress of Parkinson’s disease, doctors implant electrodes Environmental Group Offers Animal Ringtones March 1, 2007 Landmark completion of South Pole Telescope to help scientists learn Space station endangered by meteors and debris, report says Researchers Working On Laser System To Deflect Asteroid Collision With Earth Rosetta swings-by Mars, now heads to Earth Hail damages space shuttle tank Milky Way black hole a likely cosmic `particle accelerator’, new study says The O’Hare UFO Jesus' bones 'publicity stunt', say Christian leaders Ancient Retrovirus Is Resurrected The Brain is Chaotic, New Study Finds Want to get pregnant? Drink whole milk, not skimmed Vitamins A, C and E don't help you live longer, new studies find 1 out of 4 women has cancer virus Study Finds Early Sex Linked to Teen Delinquency Which Can Last into Adulthood Wine drinkers live more healthily than beer drinkers, new study says Good Beer Not Just a Matter of Taste UN sounds alert on desert locust outbreak in Eritrea Researchers discover 20 new shark, ray species in Indonesia Pygmy Owl Numbers Down in Mexico Ancient remains unearthed in Vanuatu Where hurricane-force winds blow more than 100 days a year, and where the wind has been clocked at a world-record 231 mph February 28, 2007 Pentagon To Begin Dismantling ICBM Nuclear Missiles US Military Pays $10 Billion For 130 Million Barrels Of Fuel China shifts to euros for Iran oil U.S. Workers had best be looking out for themselves

Strange, Odd and Heroic Miracle baby comes back from the dead Man who lost 3 kids to tsunami gets triplets US Woman accused of using infant as car down payment Italian Teacher 'cut boy's tongue' to silence him 100-year-old UK man fought off three teenage muggers South Korea offers bodyguards for bullied children Italy arrests man for locking up "lively" wife Single Guys With Dirty Homes Call 'Rent-A-Wife' Cow forces Alaska pilot to choose interstate for landing spot Auction of closed Dime Museum's contents is a field day for aficionados of the bizarre February 28, 2007 Siblings ask German court to strike down incest ban Dog sacrifices life by intervening when Bear rushes owner Hey — I’m the idiot! Jaguar that killed zookeeper had mean brother Rabid bat kills miner in Peru US baseball card sells for $2.35 million (£1.2million) Pakistani Girl lost in poker game pleads for help High-end dog shop's sign raises neighbors' hackles Stand-in Chinese mistress sought to take wife's abuse February 27, 2007 Man aged 107 forsakes sex for longevity 'We love Jesus' chant deemed offensive in US US woman uses Bible to "scan" court room for potential liars Heavy petting? Try this Dutch dating Web site Beer goggle miracle Five-Legged Lamb Born In Kansas German fraudster protests jail term from pole Tourists can pretend to be an illegal migrant in Mexico theme park "Rent-a-Wife" service draws variety of responses February 26, 2007 US Judge orders 'gay' agenda taught to Christian children Airline loses, then finds two-legged dog Homeless man in US was 'lost' in jail for 17 months 50 Years Later, 'Boy In The Box' Remains A Mystery Sex is banned from funeral tributes in Australia Insure your book for £5m...in case it injures someone US Police recover stolen kidney; suspect questioned, released After tax hike, sales of cigarettes in South Dakota drop 60%. In other news, sales of cigarettes in border states with cheaper smokes up 60% February 24, 2007 Baby with a beating heart: the disturbing models of dead babies US School Halloween Policy: Devil and Witch Costumes Okay, Jesus? - No way! Washington's Whiskey Set For Sale Canadian thief fails at reconnaissance 'Hiccup Girl': People Who Think I'm Faking Are Ignorant Man Guilty Of Letting Drunk 'Designated Driver' 14-Year-Old Son Drive US Jailer Arrested for Pot Mashed Potatoes 'Dead' teenager brought back to life Norwegian Woman killed by exploding TV February 23, 2007 Estonia set for world's first Internet election Computerized babies cry, burp at Mexican teens Costumes For Cats A Felony? 'Unlucky' airline logo grounded Fighting surgeons leave patient in the lurch Men-free tourism island planned in Iran February 22, 2007 US School Child Arrested For Toy Slingshot Classified As 'Deadly Weapon' CIA officer's class ring found in underwater cave after 20 years Asteroid Will Kill Everybody ... Except the Bushes, In Paraguay Twelve-step programme for e-mail addicts Thinking outside the box with crazy coffins Killer Lightning Strike Malaysian Spies to snoop on unmarried lovers February 21, 2007 Dolphin 'dying of broken heart' after keeper is stabbed to death Bare-breasted Women Used To Help Reduce Speeding In Denmark Tiny Baby to Leave Florida Hospital Priest jailed after nun's death in exorcism Newly discovered film of Kennedy motorcade unveiled 'Holy buckets!' Lottery winner wins next day, too February 20, 2007 More than a year after death, man found in front of his TV Sex in fast lane halts traffic on Israeli road Angels singing caught on tape? Playboy Playmates under curse? Smith joins ranks of Playmates dead before 50 Tiny Duckling Has Rare Mutation: 4 Legs Frigid weather strikes Florida - many residents don't know what to do Honda says odometers on 6 Million cars click off mileage at too-quick pace Man robs bank, avoids police by slipping into a second bank and robbing that one, too February 19, 2007 US President John F Kennedy 'sniper window' fetches $3 million Paraglider survives storm that lifted her 32,612 feet Drunken Australian catches shark with his bare hands Fake drug, fake illness -- and people believe it! Powerball Winner Arrives Jobless, Leaves In Limo Anna Nicole Smith Awarded Sainthood By SubGenius UFO Cult Faithful see Jesus in tree February 17, 2007 US Congressman Calls Police On Cigar Smoking Colleague In Capital Building Mama cat adopts Rottweiler puppy Batman Sighting Puts US Schools on Lockdown South Korean woman sings 60 hours for love and hope US Man Fakes Kidnapping To Hide Crash From Wife "Forest girl" is a great mystery Death Certificates on Abortions Proposed in US February 15, 2007 Clan Of Young, Attractive Gypsies Swindling Central Florida Men Underage kissing on Valentine's day a no-no in Thailand Girl, 5, Survives Days With Mom's Body Bald Mexican dogs defied daggers, poor genes $5 Million Bail For US Girl After Fatal Crash Kills 4 Teens EU legislators disobey own smoking ban Zoos Offer Romantic Sex Tours For Couples 'Obama bin Laden' trademark application rejected by U.S. officials Web dating service takes scientific approach to love February 14, 2007 56 Year Old US Wheelchair Bound Woman Tasered By Police 10 Times Dies Mystery of mummified cat in office basement Manila vendors sell love -- in a bottle British Restaurant offers skinny models free meals Japanese Liquor shop churns out beer from milk 60 Years Later, Man Finds Woman He Met, Lost Swiss Town Considers Mirror To Capture Sunlight Latest food-fad -- 'space potatoes' California Pastor Stole the Whole Church February 13, 2007 Mother kept girls locked away from the world in Austria for seven years 2 Brothers in US die after one tries to save the other Prisoners of love - Web site offers captive dates Talking Urinal Cakes Offer Drinking And Driving Advice Gold fever hits China ahead of lunar new year US Teacher Snorts Drugs In Front Of Kids California TV station fires news staff, to ask local folks to provide programming The diamond that means my dear pets are with me for ever February 12, 2007 The man who fell 12,000 ft ... and survived Mass kiss goes for the record in the Philippines Dinner for $25,000? Millionaires fly to Bangkok for night of gourmet indulgence Snorkeler shot after being mistaken for rodent Purple haze baffles Swedish town Jail me, urges chocolate-eating Dutchman Australia funeral firm offers recycled coffins February 11, 2007 Christians in US arrested for giving Bibles to school children US School hid rapes of four 1st-graders UK School bans Mother's Day cards Brazil grandfather fights 16-foot snake to free grandson Company Files Lien Against Cinderella's Castle Hacker leaves explosions on nuclear Web site Britons risk arrest in search of decent pub food 60 Years Later, Wallet Returns Chinese to win cash for hanging with the monkeys Final Footage of Anna Nicole Smith Sells for Over $500,000 US Woman Ordered To Dump Breast Milk Before Boarding Flight Obedient Germans live in flats with dead space February 9, 2007 Norfolk Island's first murder suspect in 151 years stabbed victim in a panic Gadget toilet made for modern kings and queens Dutch Gym Offers Nude Workout Days Beijing to "compel" addicts off drugs US Woman Flies Flags In Her Son's Honor, Despite Condo Group's Rule Against Them Canadian Man paddles raft to U.S. to avoid bank fee February 7, 2007 US Astronaut Charged In Apparent Love Triangle Kidnap Attempt Missing for 25 years after getting on wrong bus Too tired to walk, Japanese man steals police car And the bride and groom were smelly pigs... February 6, 2007 Europe's Old Churches Turn Into Bars, Eateries Troopers' ' hotel' hosts tipsy driver Islands where marriage is an offer that no man can refuse 23: How weird Is That? Australian student sells his life on eBay, including 'cranky girlfriend' More jail for US inmate who fled with warden's wife "Kiss and ride" signs stump Taiwan rail passengers Mysterious Wisconsin Wonder Spot soon to go Putin's Airforce Oneski February 5, 2007 Religions Must Conform to Canadian 'Charter Values' 'Screeching' wild eagles attack paraglider in Australia Burglars in US stuff Chihuahua into freezer Mexican gives birth to giant baby Florida Shifting to Voting System With Paper Trail $2 Heroin 'Cheese' Spreads to Fourth Grade in US Jesus loves Osama, but not terror February 2, 2007 Chicken Born With Duck's Webbed Feet Cartoon Network Outdoor Ads Set Off Terror Alert In US Raider elephants hit Thailand highway Swans found living in Swedish city apartment Desperate Chinese Student Will Pay For Fake Girlfriend Boom Market for Lebanon’s Soothsayers Eagle carrying deer head knocks power out for 10,000 in Alaska February 1, 2007 Canadian town to immigrants: you can't stone women World's longest beach hidden in Bangladesh Cypriot dogs get own beach Rabbit May Be Used To Capture Cat-Eating Dogs Florida Woman Jailed on Old Warrant After Going to Police to Report Being Raped California wife poisoned US Marine husband for breast implants End: January 31, 2007

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