The future of magazine publishing increasingly is appearing on a digital display — not just…
Month: May 2008
Technology
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Subnotebook Blues: Lightweights in More Ways Than One
Those of us who carry laptops have different tastes and needs, of course, so it’s…
Technology
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New PC Purchasing: Navigating the Confusing Tech Terrain
Lori Jantulovich stands in the middle of Best Buy’s computer section, flagging down a sales…
Science
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UN conference scraps ‘ocean fertilization’
Reuters: Nearly 200 countries agreed yesterday to a moratorium on projects to fight climate change…
Science
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Farewell, Fair Weather
New York Times: We are now firmly ensconced in the Age of Extreme Weather. According…
Science
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Japan: Shirakami forests ‘could vanish by 2100’
Yomiuri Shimbun: Vast beech forests in the Shirakami Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed natural site…
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United Kingdom: Thousands expected at ‘carnival’ to fight Heathrow expansion
Guardian: Ten thousand people are expected to rally today for a “carnival-style” protest at Heathrow…
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Could US scientist’s ‘CO2 catcher’ help to slow warming?
Guardian: It has long been the holy grail for those who believe that technology can…
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New Stem Cell Therapy May Aid The Repair Of Damaged Brains
According to some experts, newly born neuronal stem cells in the adult brain may provide…
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Greater Awareness Of Genetic Testing For Impaired Fetal Movement Can Save Babies’ Lives
New genetic mutations responsible for impaired fetal movement, which leads to a multitude or problems…