Electronic surveillance technology is changing the way the authorities in the United States monitor repeat…
Month: May 2008
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Tasmanian tiger DNA ‘resurrected’
A fragment of DNA from the extinct Tasmanian tiger is put into a mouse to…
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Researchers Teach Second Life Avatar To Think
Edd Hifeng barely merits a second glance in Second Life. A steel-gray robot with lanky…
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Lawmakers Concerned About Charter’s Web Tracking
Cable TV, phone and Internet service provider Charter Communications drew concern Friday from two congressmen…
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Napster rolls out MP3 store in challenge to iTunes (Reuters)
Reuters – Napster Inc., the digital music service, on Tuesday opened the world’s biggest MP3…
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Gaming ‘not green enough’
Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo are not producing ‘green’ enough consoles, says Greenpeace.
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Sunny days for Canadian solar power
CBC: The need for energy is growing, and rather than prospecting under the ground for…
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SAS flies slower to save costs and emissions
Reuters: Scandinavian airline SAS is flying slower to save on sky-rocketing fuel costs and curb…
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United Kingdom: Mothers campaign for climate action
Press Association: A group of celebrity mothers gathered outside the Houses of Parliament to protest…
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‘Food crisis, climate change threats to public health’
Press Trust of India: The global food crisis, climate change and pandemic influenza are the…