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Producers favor tracking cloned animals (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Dec 20 2007 00:25

Cloned dairy cows Cyagra, left, and Genesis, right, share hay together as they eat at the farm of Greg Wiles in Williamsport, Md., in this Dec. 13, 2006 file photo. Meat and dairy producers are promoting a privately-run system to track cloned livestock in an effort to head off consumer concerns as the government prepares to allow food made from cloned animals to enter the market for the first time. (AP Photo/Chris Gardner, file)AP - With the government set to allow food from cloned animals onto the market — and consumers not yet convinced it's safe — meat and dairy producers are promoting an industry-led system to track cloned livestock.






CORRECTED: Fossils of ancient tank-like mammal found in Andes
Source: Reuters - Dec 12 2007 16:25
Corrects spelling of Glyptodon in paragraphs 3, 4, Glyptodon instead of Gyptodon.


UN suggests Bali targets too ambitious (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Dec 12 2007 04:38

U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon speaks during the U.N. Climate Conference Tuesday Dec. 11, 2007 in Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia.   The battle over whether to include greenhouse gas emissions guidelines in the 'roadmap' for a new climate accord intensified Tuesday, with the Europeans and environmentalists clamoring for targets against opposition by the U.S. and others.(AP Photo/Ed Wray)AP - In the face of U.S. opposition, the U.N. chief said Wednesday guidelines on greenhouse gas emissions cuts favored by Europe and developing countries may be "too ambitious" to include in a final statement on climate change.



Fossils of ancient tank-like mammal found in Andes
Source: Reuters - Dec 12 2007 00:09
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Scientists searching for fossils high in the Andes mountains in Chile have unearthed the remains of a tank-like mammal related to armadillos that grazed 18 million years ago.


Scotts to pay $500,000 fine over biotech bentgrass (Reuters)
Source: Yahoo! News - Nov 26 2007 20:13
Reuters - Scotts Miracle-Gro Co will pay a $500,000 fine over allegations it failed to comply with U.S. rules while testing a genetically engineered grass variety that could one day be used on lawns and athletic fields, the Agriculture Department said on Monday.

Indonesia says no to bird flu virus sharing
Source: Reuters - Nov 26 2007 04:46
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia will not share bird flu virus samples unless there is a guarantee developing nations will have control over their use and have access to cheap vaccines, a health ministry spokeswoman said on Monday.


China shows first image from lunar probe (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Nov 26 2007 00:27
AP - China displayed the first image of the moon captured by its Chang-e 1 lunar probe at a gala ceremony Monday, marking the formal start of the satellite's mission to document the lunar landscape.

Key findings of UN scientific report (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Nov 17 2007 16:46
AP - The following are some key findings in a report issued Saturday by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change:

World faces choice on human cloning: U.N. study
Source: Reuters - Nov 11 2007 16:31
OSLO (Reuters) - The world faces a stark choice between banning cloning of humans or preparing ways to protect them from potential abuse or discrimination, a U.N. study said on Sunday.


Astronauts to take closer look at gears (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Oct 30 2007 00:18

This image provided by NASA television shows the International Space Station looking golden from the setting sun as it and the Space Shuttle Discovery cross into sunset just off the coast of Australia early Sunday Oct. 28, 2007. Astronauts  Scott Parazynski and Daniel Tani will make the second space walk of the mission later Sunday to work on the outside of the new Harmony addition and inspect a couple areas of concern on the orbiting outpost. (AP Photo/NASA)AP - NASA asked its orbiting astronauts Monday to take a closer look at the gears that control the international space station's solar wings to try to find out what's grinding inside and causing steel chips to clog the system.



Astronauts find damage on space station (AFP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Oct 29 2007 04:09

Astronaut Scott Parazynski in the space shutte Discovery's cargo bay. US astronauts completed the second of five spacewalks Sunday, shifting around a key piece of equipment but also finding a problem with mechanisms supporting an energy unit at the International Space Station(AFP/HO/File)AFP - US astronauts completed the second of five spacewalks Sunday, shifting around a key piece of equipment but also finding a problem with mechanisms supporting an energy unit at the International Space Station.



Discovery chasing space station in orbit (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Oct 24 2007 04:05

the Space shuttle Discovery lifts off Tuesday Oct. 23, 2007 at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla. (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara)AP - Shuttle Discovery chased the international space station in orbit Wednesday as its seven astronauts geared up for a laser inspection of their ship's wings.



Scientists call for drastic cuts in EU cod fishing
Source: Reuters - Oct 15 2007 12:10
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe's trawlermen should cut back drastically next year on trawling for cod in the North Sea and aim to take less than half their 2006 catch from the sea, a group of international scientists said on Monday.


Pope to S. Korea: No stem cell research (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Oct 12 2007 00:18

Pope Benedict XVI gestures during the weekly general audience in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican, Wednesday Oct. 10, 2007. (AP Photo/Plinio Lepri)AP - Pope Benedict XVI appealed Thursday to South Koreans' "inherent moral sensibility" to reject embryonic stem cell research and human cloning after the country decided to let embryonic stem cell research resume.



Scientists map Chinese genome, now look at pandas
Source: Reuters - Oct 12 2007 00:18
BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese scientists have worked out the first complete map of the Chinese genome and are now turning their attention to a national treasure -- the giant panda, a Beijing newspaper reported on Friday.


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