New study questions decline of predatory fish - January 18, 2011
A new study says that predatory fish are doing just fine.
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20 of 213 episodesWikileaks reveals diplomatic misbehavior on climate change - January 17, 2011
The U.S. government uses strong arm tactics to push ahead on climate change.
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Nuclear power on the Moon? - January 14, 2011
The moon has large stores of Uranium on it.
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Eco-activists target military operations - January 13, 2011
Environmental groups are using environmental laws to block military activities.
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Animal waste a big water polluter? - January 12, 2011
Wildlife is the biggest contributor to water pollution.
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Powering your car on bacteria breath? - January 11, 2011
Research is fast continuing of biological forms of energy.
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“Outside the box” solution to global warming? - January 10, 2011
According to research we can reduce global warming by putting sulfate particles into the atmosphere.
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Sinking sea level hype - January 7, 2011
Stories of sea level rise are overblown.
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Fueled by coffee - January 6, 2011
Company researches using coffee as fuel.
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PERC's Benson on environmental bounty hunting - January 5, 2011
Environmental groups sue twice as much under the Clean Water Act as under the Clean Air Act.
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Should women stop admiring sports-car drivers? - January 4, 2011
A scientist says women should stop admiring men in sports cars.
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The worrisome problem of...under-population? - January 3, 2011
Many nations will see population decreases in the coming years.
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A new GM stress reliever for plants, farmers - December 31, 2010
New genetically modified crop used to increase crop yield.
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EPA: Rodent studies to scurry away - December 30, 2010
The EPA stops using rodents to test for cancer risks.
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U.K. man fined for “wounding trees”- December 29, 2010
In England you can get a fine for wounding a tree.
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Eco-dashboard to enlighten ratepayers - December 28, 2010
General Electric shows consumers how to save money on electricity.
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Biotech news that's nothing to sneeze about - December 27, 2010
New breakthroughs in bioengineering could help our economy.
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Nano-solutions to electricity needs - December 24, 2010
New technology can be used to make our electrical grid last longer.
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Wasting energy as anti-social as drunk driving? - December 23, 2010
Scientist says that wasting energy is a crime against the climate.
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New research dams up alarmist concerns over flooding - December 22, 2010
Researchers debunk claims of submerged islands.
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