Using the latest in aberration-corrected electron microscopy, researchers have obtained the first images that distinguish…
Month: March 2010
The iPad: Granny’s Computer? (PC World)
PC World – Since the debut of the Apple iPad in January, I’ve heard more…
Global pace of deforestation slows: FAO
Agence France-Presse: The worldwide pace of deforestation has slowed down for the first time on…
Asia pollution circles the globe in stratosphere: study
Agence France-Presse: Pollution from Asia’s booming economies rises into the stratosphere during the monsoon season…
Climate Change Killed Dinosaurs, Scientist Says
Aol News: Was it long-term climate change, rather than a rogue asteroid, that killed off…
Sea Lion Pups Starving Along California Shoreline
National Public Radio: Starved and emaciated, sea lion pups are beaching themselves along the Pacific…
‘Very dramatic’ changes in Greenland: ice loss spreads north
Mongabay: Over the past ten years scientists have measured increasing ice loss along southern Greenland….
Putting wind-generated power where it’s needed
Chicago Tribune: The national push for more wind turbine-generated electricity could turn Illinois into a…
Protest didn’t stop Newcastle coal ships
AAP: A protest against the expansion of Newcastle’s coal industry didn’t interrupt shipping operations, the…
US skylines join world going dark for ‘Earth Hour’
Associated Press: Europe’s best known landmarks — including the Eiffel Tower, Big Ben and Rome’s…