ABC Online
Humpback whale migration seen to be an international draw card for NSW North ...
ABC Online
North Coast tourism operators say the annual Humpback whale migration has the potential to grow international visitor numbers. The northerly migration is currently underway to warm water breeding grounds in Queensland, the whales will head south to crill ...
Agency proposes removing humpback whales from endangered listBoston Globe (subscription)
WATCH: Baby whale revelling in swimming is the epitome of joyNews24
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ABC Online
North Coast tourism operators say the annual Humpback whale migration has the potential to grow international visitor numbers. The northerly migration is currently underway to warm water breeding grounds in Queensland, the whales will head south to crill ...
Agency proposes removing humpback whales from endangered list
WATCH: Baby whale revelling in swimming is the epitome of joy
Irish Examiner
Fancy watching a T-Rex dissected on TV?
Irish Examiner
We've looked at them in children's books, we've watched them in Jurassic Park, we've even analysed their skeletons at the museum, though you'll have never seen a Tyrannosaurus Rex like this before. Thanks to The National Geographic Channel, we'll be ...
A look into the pastThe Sun Daily
T. rex dissection to be broadcastBelfast Telegraph
Inside T. rex Autopsy: A set visit to National Geographic's gory science specialBlastr
Herald Scotland
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Irish Examiner
We've looked at them in children's books, we've watched them in Jurassic Park, we've even analysed their skeletons at the museum, though you'll have never seen a Tyrannosaurus Rex like this before. Thanks to The National Geographic Channel, we'll be ...
A look into the past
T. rex dissection to be broadcast
Inside T. rex Autopsy: A set visit to National Geographic's gory science special
Independent Online
'Blue economy can contribute billions'
Independent Online
Cape Town - Over R100 billion could be contributed to the South African GDP by 2033 if opportunities presented by the blue economy were properly managed, said Minister of Environmental Affairs Edna Molewa on Thursday. “This is going to take innovation ...
Captive-bred or canned hunting?Mail & Guardian Online
Blue economy could contribute over R100 billion to SA GDP by 2033Jacaranda FM
Shooting of captive-bred versus shooting of canned lionseTurboNews
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Independent Online
Cape Town - Over R100 billion could be contributed to the South African GDP by 2033 if opportunities presented by the blue economy were properly managed, said Minister of Environmental Affairs Edna Molewa on Thursday. “This is going to take innovation ...
Captive-bred or canned hunting?
Blue economy could contribute over R100 billion to SA GDP by 2033
Shooting of captive-bred versus shooting of canned lions
The Sun Daily
WWF: Protecting the ocean could boost economy by US$900 bil
The Sun Daily
More than US$920 billion could be generated by 2050 and 180,000 jobs created by expanding the ocean's protected zones, says WWF. AFP. LISBON: More than US$920 billion could be generated by 2050 and 180,000 jobs created by expanding the ocean's ...
World Economy To Gain By Over $900B From Better Protection Of Oceans: WWFInternational Business Times
Protect the oceans for the sake of our childrenThe Rakyat Post
Protecting the ocean could boost economy by $900 bn, says WWFBangkok Post
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The Sun Daily
More than US$920 billion could be generated by 2050 and 180,000 jobs created by expanding the ocean's protected zones, says WWF. AFP. LISBON: More than US$920 billion could be generated by 2050 and 180,000 jobs created by expanding the ocean's ...
World Economy To Gain By Over $900B From Better Protection Of Oceans: WWF
Protect the oceans for the sake of our children
Protecting the ocean could boost economy by $900 bn, says WWF
The Guardian
Iceland sends shipment of 1700 tonnes of whale meat to Japan
The Guardian
Minke whales. In 2014, Icelandic whalers caught 24 minkes and 137 fin whales. Iceland and Norway are the only two nations that openly defy the international ban on whale hunting. Photograph: James Cook University. Agence France-Presse in Reykjavik.
Iceland ships 1700 tonnes of whale meat to JapanYahoo News UK
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The Guardian
Minke whales. In 2014, Icelandic whalers caught 24 minkes and 137 fin whales. Iceland and Norway are the only two nations that openly defy the international ban on whale hunting. Photograph: James Cook University. Agence France-Presse in Reykjavik.
Iceland ships 1700 tonnes of whale meat to Japan
The Standard Digital News (satire) (press release) (registration) (blog)
El Nino to disrupt rains, cut Africa, E Asia harvests, scientists say
The Standard Digital News (satire) (press release) (registration) (blog)
Farmers in Africa and East Asia are expected to suffer crop losses as extreme weather linked to the El Nino phenomenon alters rainfall patterns, scientists told a conference on climate change in Bonn on Wednesday.
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Farmers in Africa and East Asia are expected to suffer crop losses as extreme weather linked to the El Nino phenomenon alters rainfall patterns, scientists told a conference on climate change in Bonn on Wednesday.
Sydney Morning Herald
US meteorological body finds global warming 'slow down' did not happen
Sydney Morning Herald
A much discussed "slow down" in global warming did not actually happen and the heating up of the planet has continued apace since the turn of the century, a new assessment by the lead United States meteorological body has found. Scientists from the US ...
Upon closer look, a global warming hiatus is ruled out, US scientists sayLos Angeles Times
Global Warming 'Hiatus' Challenged by NOAA ResearchNew York Times
The global warming 'hiatus' is a myth, says new Science studyABC Online
The Guardian
News Sentinel
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Sydney Morning Herald
A much discussed "slow down" in global warming did not actually happen and the heating up of the planet has continued apace since the turn of the century, a new assessment by the lead United States meteorological body has found. Scientists from the US ...
Upon closer look, a global warming hiatus is ruled out, US scientists say
Global Warming 'Hiatus' Challenged by NOAA Research
The global warming 'hiatus' is a myth, says new Science study
Sky News Australia
NASA 'flying saucer' launch set
Sky News Australia
Bad weather has led the US space agency to once more postpone the first test of the largest parachute ever deployed. If conditions improve, the test flight of the flying saucer, known as the Low-Density Supersonic Decelerator, will be broadcast live on NASA's ...
NASA 'flying saucer' launch set for FridayThe News International
SNORT Is Where NASA Engineers Destroy Next-Generation Parachutesio9
NASA cancels Low-Density Supersonic Decelerator launch; looks to FridayContra Costa Times
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Sky News Australia
Bad weather has led the US space agency to once more postpone the first test of the largest parachute ever deployed. If conditions improve, the test flight of the flying saucer, known as the Low-Density Supersonic Decelerator, will be broadcast live on NASA's ...
NASA 'flying saucer' launch set for Friday
SNORT Is Where NASA Engineers Destroy Next-Generation Parachutes
NASA cancels Low-Density Supersonic Decelerator launch; looks to Friday
Tech Times
Virgin Galactic Pilot Opens Up About Tragic Crash
Tech Times
A pilot from Virgin Galactic recalls the incidents that occurred during the fatal crash of their airship in October 2014. He particularly pays tribute to his colleague, who died in the accident. (Photo : Jeff Foust | Flickr). A co-pilot of Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic ...
Virgin Galactic says 'owes it' to dead pilot to reach spaceTelegraph.co.uk
Virgin Galactic 'owes it to dead pilot' as Dave Mackay speaks outDaily Mail
Virgin Galactic Pilot Speaks Out About SpaceShipTwo's Tragic CrashGizmodo Australia
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Irish Examiner
Express.co.uk
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Tech Times
A pilot from Virgin Galactic recalls the incidents that occurred during the fatal crash of their airship in October 2014. He particularly pays tribute to his colleague, who died in the accident. (Photo : Jeff Foust | Flickr). A co-pilot of Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic ...
Virgin Galactic says 'owes it' to dead pilot to reach space
Virgin Galactic 'owes it to dead pilot' as Dave Mackay speaks out
Virgin Galactic Pilot Speaks Out About SpaceShipTwo's Tragic Crash
Los Angeles Times
New mini-frogs discovered in Brazil - just 1 centimeter long
Los Angeles Times
Researchers have discovered seven never-before-seen species of tiny frogs that are no bigger than your thumbnail. lRelated Meet scientists' picks for the top 10 new species of 2015 · Science Now · Meet scientists' picks for the top 10 new species of 2015.
Seven New Miniature Frog Species Discovered in Brazilian Cloud ForestNBCNews.com
Seven tiny frog species found on seven mountainsBBC News
Seven amazing new frog species discovered in BrazilState Column
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Los Angeles Times
Researchers have discovered seven never-before-seen species of tiny frogs that are no bigger than your thumbnail. lRelated Meet scientists' picks for the top 10 new species of 2015 · Science Now · Meet scientists' picks for the top 10 new species of 2015.
Seven New Miniature Frog Species Discovered in Brazilian Cloud Forest
Seven tiny frog species found on seven mountains
Seven amazing new frog species discovered in Brazil
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