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Scientists spy ivory-billed woodpecker in Florida
Source: Reuters - Sep 28 2006 12:03
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Scientists say they have spotted the elusive ivory-billed woodpecker 14 times in the last year in the Florida panhandle, raising hope that the rare bird is truly back from the brink of extinction.





No damage after Samoa quake generates small tsunami
Source: Reuters - Sep 28 2006 08:54
SYDNEY (Reuters) - A strong earthquake with a magnitude of up to 7.0 hit near the South Pacific nation of Samoa on Thursday and triggered a small tsunami but there were no reports of damage, officials said.


Arson seen in Australia bushfires, bad season ahead
Source: Reuters - Sep 25 2006 04:45
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Some of the bushfires which destroyed seven homes near Sydney were likely acts of arson, authorities said on Monday amid warnings that drought-hit Australia could be in for one of its worst fire seasons.


Scientists: Make invasive carp zoo feed (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Sep 19 2006 20:36

In this undated photo from the University of Missouri, Joe Deters, a researcher with the U.S. Geological Survey, holds up one of five silver carp that had jumped in the researchers' boat on the Missouri River.  The carp, brought to the U.S. from Asia by private fish farmers 30 years ago, are more than a nuisance to people. The silver carp and their non-jumping relative, the bighead carp, compete with native fish for food such as paddlefish, bigmouth buffalo and gizzard shad. They have established themselves in parts of the Missouri, Mississippi, Ohio and Illinois rivers.(AP Photo/University of Missouri, Steve Morse )AP - Voracious carp that can literally throw themselves right into boats and pose a major ecological threat to Midwestern rivers and lakes could someday be a meal at the local zoo.



Toxic chemical spills in space station (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Sep 18 2006 16:20

In this image from NASA TV, International Space Station astronaut Jeff Williams, left, and European Space Agency astronaut Thomas Retter of Germany, work in the laboratory of the station, Monday, Sept. 18, 2006. (AP Photo/NASA TV)AP - An oxygen generator on the international space station overheated and spilled a toxic irritant Monday, forcing the three-man crew to don masks and gloves in the first emergency ever declared aboard the 8-year-old orbiting outpost.



Australia told to reform water systems
Source: Reuters - Sep 18 2006 04:54
CANBERRA (Reuters) - Australia is the driest continent, but chronic water problems in its cities and rural areas are the result of poor management rather than water scarcity, a new report said Monday.


Atlantis prepares to undock from International Space Station (AFP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Sep 17 2006 08:46

In this image obtained from NASA video, the space shuttle Atlantis remains docked with the International Space Station as both crews make preparations for Atlantis' undocking and departure. The Atlantis shuttle's six astronauts took a short break before preparing to return home following a successful mission.(AFP/NASA Video)AFP - The US space shuttle Atlantis prepared to undock from the International Space Station after astronauts fitted it with new solar panels designed to boost the station's power generating capacity.



Carmakers see future in hybrids, diesels
Source: Reuters - Sep 13 2006 20:48
DETROIT (Reuters) - Sustained consumer interest in cars that use alternative energy sources, such as hybrid and diesel engines, will largely depend on U.S. gasoline prices remaining high, auto industry executives said this week.


Shuttle Atlantis looking good in damage check
Source: Reuters - Sep 10 2006 12:27
HOUSTON (Reuters) - Astronauts used a sensor-laden robot arm on Sunday to check for heat shield damage to shuttle Atlantis and NASA said all looked well so far.


Atlantis soars into orbit for crucial space station work (AFP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Sep 9 2006 12:12

The US space shuttle Atlantis lifts off from launch pad 39-B at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Atlantis soared into space on its way to the International Space Station for the first construction mission since the 2003 Columbia tragedy.(AFP/Jeff Haynes)AFP - Shuttle Atlantis soared into space on its way to the International Space Station for the first construction mission since the 2003 Columbia tragedy.



Mayan ruins said center of mysterious civilization
Source: Reuters - Sep 8 2006 23:54
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (Reuters) - Experts are examining the ruins of a pre-Columbian culture in an area of Honduras where there had been no previous evidence of major indigenous civilization.


NASA to try to launch shuttle next week (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Aug 31 2006 12:56

Space Shuttle Atlantis is returned to launch pad 39b after it was determined that Tropical Storm Ernesto would pose no threat to the shuttle at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla. on Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2006. The space agency is trying to keep to a tight schedule of flights to complete construction of the international space station. (AP Photo/John Raoux)AP - After a week of weather delays, NASA officials on Thursday set a Wednesday launch time for space shuttle Atlantis on its mission to resume construction of the international space station.



NASA halts move of shuttle indoors (AP)
Source: Yahoo! News - Aug 29 2006 16:19

Space Shuttle Atlantis begins its rollback from the launch pad to the Vehicle Assembly Building at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla., Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2006, seeking shelter from Tropical Storm Ernesto.  The current weather forecast has the storm coming within 20 miles of the Space Center on Wednesday.   (AP Photo/John Raoux)AP - Five hours after starting space shuttle Atlantis on a slow crawl toward its protective garage, NASA changed course Tuesday and sent it back to the launch pad, saying the forecasts for Tropical Storm Ernesto had improved.



Deadly floods in India turn desert area into "sea"
Source: Reuters - Aug 28 2006 04:03
JAIPUR, India (Reuters) - Monsoon rains and flooding have killed at least 130 people in India's western state of Rajasthan, officials said on Monday, with huge swathes of desert underwater.


EU unhappy with delay in GMO case info from US
Source: Reuters - Aug 23 2006 12:06
"The U.S. authorities were notified on July 31 -- we were notified on August 18th. We are not happy with this," a senior Commission official told reporters on Wednesday.


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