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Activists flock to Kenya for migratory bird day
Source: Reuters - Apr 9 2006 13:21
LAIKIPIA, Kenya (Reuters) - Kenyan children recited poems and Peruvian artists portrayed migrating birds alongside dozens of performers and conservationists gathered in Kenya to celebrate World Migratory Bird Day.





China to establish reserve for rare white dolphin
Source: Reuters - Apr 9 2006 02:36
The city has allocated 460 sq km (178 square miles) for the reserve, to be located near Qiao Island in the Pearl River estuary, Xinhua quoted Chen Jialin, director of the reserve, as saying.


Brazil, Russia-US space station crew back to Earth
Source: Reuters - Apr 8 2006 20:48
"Soyuz has made a soft landing," a mission control official in Moscow said after the small Soyuz capsule, charred black from re-entry into the atmosphere, bumped down in northern Kazakhstan's steppe.


Capsule With International Crew Lands (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Apr 8 2006 19:23

Flight Engineer Valery Tokarev, left,  Brazilian astronaut Marcos Pontes, center left, Expedition 12 Bill McArthur, center right, and NASA Science Officer Jeffrey Williams say their goodbyes in this televised view from the International space station Saturday, April 8, 2006.  McArthur and Tokarev spent almost 190 days in space and will return to Earth with Pontes in the Soyuz capsule. (AP Photo/NASA TV)AP - A capsule carrying Brazil's first astronaut, along with a Russian and an American, landed in the Kazakh steppe early Sunday after separating from the international space station and hurtling through the Earth's atmosphere.



Tornadoes kill 12 in Tennessee: report (AFP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Apr 8 2006 14:08

An elderly couple walk past trees uprooted by a tornado in Dyer, Tennessee on 04 April. Tornadoes spawned by a series of violent storms have reportedly killed at least 12 people in the southern US state of Tennessee and have caused significant damage.(AFP/Getty Images/File)AFP - Tornadoes spawned by a series of violent storms have reportedly killed at least 12 people in the southern US state of Tennessee and have caused significant damage.



N.Y. Exhibit Shows a New Take on Maps (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Apr 8 2006 13:17

This undated  image suppled by the  New York Public Library shows a detail from The Periodic Table.  It can be seen in the exhibit 'Places & Spaces: Mapping Science' which opened this week at the New York Public Library's Science Industry and Business Library and runs through Aug. 31. (AP Photo/New York Public Library)AP - From ancient charts to computerized navigation systems, people have always relied on maps to tell them where they are and where they can go. But there are maps that are more than just physical destinations. A map can also be an abstract place.



Crew Set to Return From Space Station (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Apr 8 2006 11:02

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva speaks on a nationally-televised video-conference from Planalto Palace with the country's first astronaut Marcos Pontes, who is carrying out a mission in the International Space Station (ISS) with colleagues from Russia and the U.S., in Brasilia April 5, 2006. REUTERS/Jamil BittarAP - A U.S.-Russian crew who spent more than six months aboard the international space station were to return to Earth on Saturday with Brazil's first astronaut, who spent a week in orbit.



Ancient Text Shows a Different Judas (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Apr 7 2006 09:09

This image provided by the National Geographic Society shows the codex containing the Gospel of Judas was torn and crumbling before conservation work began. on display at the Society in Washington. The ancient manuscript rediscovered after 1,700 years may shed new light on the relationship between Jesus and Judas, the disciple who betrayed him. (AP Photo/Florence Darbre, National Geographic Society)AP - For 2,000 years Judas has been reviled for betraying Jesus. Now a newly translated ancient document seeks to tell his side of the story.



Italy faces fines for flouting EU environment laws
Source: Reuters - Apr 7 2006 06:30
The European Commission has warned Italy a final time for not implementing the two 2004 rulings by the European Court of Justice, which found that the government failed to adequately manage two waste landfills.


CORRECTED: Chinese space official lays out exploration plans (Reuters)
Source: Yahoo! News - Apr 6 2006 10:02
Reuters - Please read in 7th paragraph ... Luo headed a delegation that visited NASA's Goddard Space Flight Centre and said he had a discussion with the U.

Hell or High Water, Land Sharks Rule in India (OneWorld.net)
Source: Yahoo! News - Apr 5 2006 11:44
OneWorld.net - MUMBAI, Apr 5 (IPS) - Urban planners and environmental activists are aghast that less than nine months after this port city was inundated by floods caused by runaway construction activity, a court ruling has thrown throw open 600 acres of disputed mill land for unbridled building.

Poor data hides crisis facing species-scientists
Source: Reuters - Apr 5 2006 11:54
Scientists say just a fraction of the earth's plant and animal species have so far been identified, while millions more may have already been lost. There was also little information of those identified.


Hopes for truce on Uruguay pulp mills fade further
Source: Reuters - Apr 4 2006 20:33
Just as a truce in the months-long diplomatic spat appeared near, Argentina rejected a decision by one of the two pulp companies to halt construction in Uruguay for just 10 days, considered too short a time to allow the governments to conduct a new environmental impact study as planned.


Chicago climate mart to try CO2 link with EU
Source: Reuters - Apr 4 2006 20:45
If such transfers take place, they could be the first trading link between greenhouse gas emitters in the United States and the European Union's Emissions Trading Scheme, the world's first to trade heat-trapping gases that scientists believe are warming the earth.


Study finds less breast cancer in COX-2 drug users
Source: Reuters - Apr 4 2006 13:33
Researchers said they would not yet suggest use of COX-2 drugs for preventing breast cancer, in part because they have been linked to a higher risk of cardiovascular problems.


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