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Weather around the U.S.A. (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Jun 28 2006 09:27
AP - Weather around the U.S.A.




Navy to use sonar that may affect whales (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Jun 27 2006 19:54
AP - Federal regulators granted the Navy a permit Tuesday to use sonar in a maritime exercise despite environmentalists' concerns it could disturb or even kill whales and dolphins.

How is dingo urine gathered? Carefully, study says
Source: Reuters - Jun 27 2006 11:45
Researchers at Curtin University have been startled by the effectiveness of urine from Australia's wild dogs in scaring off kangaroos which chew through areas of new-growth vegetation.


Death toll in India rains, floods tops 200 (AFP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Jun 27 2006 02:26

Indian commuters make their way through a water-logged street after a heavy downpour flooded parts of the Indian capital, New Delhi. The sudden rainstorm brought temporary respite from rising temperatures in the capital, even as officials at the Meteorological Department attribute it to local phenomenoms rather than to the onset of the annual monsoon in the country's northwest.(AFP/Raveendran)AFP - Another 11 people have died from lightning strikes and heavy rains in India, officials have said, taking the death toll since the monsoon began lashing the country last month to 215.



Chameleon-like snake discovered in Indonesia (AFP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Jun 27 2006 02:41

World Wide Found for Nature (WWF) workers install a camera trap. Scientists in Indonesia have discovered a new and mysterious species of snake in the depths of rain forest-clad Borneo which has the ability to change colours, the WWF conservation group said(AFP/File/HO)AFP - Scientists in Indonesia have discovered a new and mysterious species of snake in the depths of rain forest-clad Borneo which has the ability to change colours, the WWF conservation group has said.



Scientists seek to spy on world's fish
Source: Reuters - Jun 26 2006 14:39
OSLO (Reuters) - Thousands of marine animals could be tracked under a $150 million project to understand threats to life in the oceans with technology perfected for supermarket checkouts, scientists said on Monday.


US has duty to lead on global warming:scientist
Source: Reuters - Jun 26 2006 12:57
LONDON (Reuters) - The United States -- the world's richest and most polluting nation -- has a moral duty to take the lead in tackling catastrophic global warming, instead of denying it is happening, a leading scientist said on Monday.


Farmers try to preserve dwindling breeds (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Jun 26 2006 10:39
AP - Farmers in west central Ohio are hoping to preserve some breeds of livestock considered endangered by conservationists.

Solar silicon shortage to end in 2008: executives
Source: Reuters - Jun 26 2006 06:54
FREIBURG IM BREISGAU, Germany (Reuters) - A shortage of silicon, a key material in making solar panels, is slowing the growth of the solar energy sector but the problem is set to ease by 2008, executives told a conference.


Camera stops working on Hubble telescope
Source: Reuters - Jun 24 2006 20:24
One of three cameras in the Hubble's Advanced Camera for Surveys shut down on Monday after indicating that power supply voltages had exceeded their limits, the Space Telescope Science Institute said in a statement.


Quake hits near Indonesia's Sulawesi island (AFP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Jun 24 2006 18:31

A man points to the intensity of an earthquake on a seismograph. An earthquake struck near the eastern Indonesian island of Sulawesi, but there were no immediate reports of damage or casualties, meteorologists said.(AFP/File/Romeo Gacad)AFP - An earthquake struck near the eastern Indonesian island of Sulawesi, but there were no immediate reports of damage or casualties, meteorologists said.



Hubble telescope's main camera not working (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Jun 24 2006 15:59

The Hubble Space Telescope is seen as the Space Shuttle Columbia, with a crew of seven astronauts on board approached Sunday, March 3, 2002, to latch its robotic arm onto the giant telescope. The main camera on the telescope that has revolutionized astronomy with stunning pictures of the universe has stopped working, an instrument specialist who works with the camera said Saturday, June 24, 2006. (AP Photo/NASA)AP - The main camera on the Hubble Space Telescope, which has revolutionized astronomy with its stunning pictures of the universe, has stopped working, an instrument specialist who works with the camera said Saturday.



Madagascar meeting urges Africa environment safeguards
Source: Reuters - Jun 24 2006 11:45
ANTANANARIVO (Reuters) - Conservationists called for urgent action to protect Africa's fragile environment on Saturday, saying it was crucial to many people's survival.


Baby pelicans starving along Calif. coast (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Jun 23 2006 16:55

Brown pelicans are seen preening themselves on Monday, June 19, 2006, at the International Bird Rescue Research Center in Fairfield, Calif. Scores of starving baby pelicans - emaciated, cold, and too weak to fly - are washing up on California beaches in disturbing numbers this spring, according to wildlife rescuers and state officials.  (AP Photo/Ben Margot)AP - Miles from the shoreline, 10 baby brown pelicans lounge by a pool in a roomy cage, large buckets of fish there for the taking. Just days ago, these birds could not feed themselves at all. Scores of starving baby pelicans — emaciated, cold and too weak to fly — are washing up on California beaches in disturbing numbers this spring.



Goodall, others oppose research on monkeys (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Jun 22 2006 20:26

Jane Goodall gives a little kiss to Tess,  a  female chimpanzee near Nanyuki, 110 miles north of Nairobi on Dec. 6, 1997. Goodall and 18 other researchers sent a letter to federal officials urging them to oppose an Atlanta research center's proposal to do AIDS-related research of sooty mangabey monkeys. (AP Photo/Jean-Marc Bouju, FILE)AP - Primate expert Jane Goodall and 18 other researchers sent a letter to federal officials urging them to oppose an Atlanta research center's proposal to do AIDS-related research on sooty mangabey monkeys.



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