Telegraph: ven turbines have sparked the most complaints about wind farms in the country. Residents…
Month: March 2010
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The Wrong Kind of Green
The Nation: At first glance, these questions will seem bizarre. Groups like Conservation International are…
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United Kingdom: For ‘climategate’ scientist, nuance is the enemy
Toronto Star: For two decades, Phil Jones was a household name only at home and…
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Climate change debate grows heated
LA Times: Less than a month after CNN proclaimed “Last Decade Was Warmest Ever,” a…
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Jobs: iPad Won’t Tether with iPhone (PC Magazine)
PC Magazine – It should come as no small surprise for those still waiting for…
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US agencies needs clear cybersecurity roles: GAO report (AFP)
AFP – US government cybersecurity efforts are being hampered by a need to better define…
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Infants do not appear to learn words from educational DVDs
Among 12- to 24-month old children who view educational baby videos, there does not appear…
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Molecular imaging technique uses ultrasound and microscopic bubbles to target cancer cells
An imaging technique combining ultrasound and specially modified contrast agents may allow researchers to noninvasively…
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Deficits in brain’s ‘executive’ skills common with TIA, minor stroke
Cognitive impairment is common in transient ischemic attack and minor ischemic stroke patients. Cognitive impairment…
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From carnivorous plants to the medicine cabinet? Anti-fungal agents in pitcher plants investigated
Unusual components from carnivorous plants’ pitchers were found effective as anti-fungal drugs against human fungal…