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Climate change brings cyclone risk to Persian Gulf, study warns
The Guardian
Bahrain World Trade Centre. The probability of cyclones in the Persian Gulf because of climate change is very low, says a new study, but a risk that should be considered. Photograph: Jochen Tack/Alamy. Reuters. Tuesday 1 September 2015 04.57 EDT Last ...
Climate change brings cyclone risk to Doha, Dubai - studyGulf Times
Gulf cities like Dubai, Doha are unprepared for the growing threat of tropical ...ArabianBusiness.com
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The Guardian
Bahrain World Trade Centre. The probability of cyclones in the Persian Gulf because of climate change is very low, says a new study, but a risk that should be considered. Photograph: Jochen Tack/Alamy. Reuters. Tuesday 1 September 2015 04.57 EDT Last ...
Climate change brings cyclone risk to Doha, Dubai - study
Gulf cities like Dubai, Doha are unprepared for the growing threat of tropical ...
Climate change increases risk of tropical Cyclones in Persian Gulf: Study
The Guardian
Climate change will alter ocean bacteria crucial to food chain – study
The Guardian
Climate change will have irreversible and unprecedented impacts on crucial ocean microorganisms that could trigger dramatic effects further up the food chain, according to scientists. The bacteria trichodesmium is known for surviving in nutrient-poor ...
Climate change to force nitrogen 'fixing' bacteria into overdriveTechie News
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The Guardian
Climate change will have irreversible and unprecedented impacts on crucial ocean microorganisms that could trigger dramatic effects further up the food chain, according to scientists. The bacteria trichodesmium is known for surviving in nutrient-poor ...
Climate change to force nitrogen 'fixing' bacteria into overdrive
Climate change will irreversibly force key ocean bacteria into overdrive
Climate change to irreversibly force key ocean bacteria into overdrive
CNET
Own a historic NASA manual featuring 'the worm'
CNET
It won't teach you how to build a rocket or fly to Pluto, but this manual is a fascinating part of NASA's history, and it's seeking funding on Kickstarter now. Sci-Tech. 3 September 20152:56 am AEST. Michael Franco mugshot. by Michael Franco ...
Peek inside NASA's fascinating 1975 design standards manual (pictures)CNET UK
'The Meatball' vs. 'The Worm': How NASA Brands SpaceNextgov
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CNET
It won't teach you how to build a rocket or fly to Pluto, but this manual is a fascinating part of NASA's history, and it's seeking funding on Kickstarter now. Sci-Tech. 3 September 20152:56 am AEST. Michael Franco mugshot. by Michael Franco ...
Peek inside NASA's fascinating 1975 design standards manual (pictures)
'The Meatball' vs. 'The Worm': How NASA Brands Space
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Livemint
Adapt or die: Arctic animals cope with climate change
Livemint
Experts caution that the geese may be thriving in spite of climate change, not because of it: their growing numbers, they suspect, are mainly due to strict European conservation laws. Photo: AFP. Ny-Alesund, Norway: When it comes to coping with climate ...
Adapting to climate change: Some animals cope better than othersHindustan Times
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Livemint
Experts caution that the geese may be thriving in spite of climate change, not because of it: their growing numbers, they suspect, are mainly due to strict European conservation laws. Photo: AFP. Ny-Alesund, Norway: When it comes to coping with climate ...
Adapting to climate change: Some animals cope better than others
The Straits Times
UN said to summon leaders to closed-door climate change meeting
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
BRUSSELS — Frustrated by slow progress in global climate talks, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon plans to invite around 40 world leaders including President Barack Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel to a closed-door meeting next month.
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
BRUSSELS — Frustrated by slow progress in global climate talks, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon plans to invite around 40 world leaders including President Barack Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel to a closed-door meeting next month.
Cash Crunch for Paris Conference: UN Climate Chief
UN climate negotiators work in Bonn on deal to fight warming
BizTek Mojo
Face Recognition Skills of Forensic Experts are Better than Computer ...
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A new study conducted under the guidance of cognitive psychologist Dr David White from the University of New South Wales has revealed that face recognition skills of forensic experts are better than computer algorithms. In this study, a group of 27 ...
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A new study conducted under the guidance of cognitive psychologist Dr David White from the University of New South Wales has revealed that face recognition skills of forensic experts are better than computer algorithms. In this study, a group of 27 ...
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Facial recognition: humans still tops
Humans still outdo computers in facial recognition tests
NDTV
Earth has 3 Trillion Trees but They're Falling at Alarming Rate
NDTV
A boy plays with a kite in front of logs cut illegally from the Amazon rainforest at a sawmill in the city of Morais Almeida, Para state, June 27, 2013.(Reuters). Washington: Earth is home to just over 3 trillion trees - the redwoods of California, the ...
Lots of trees to hug: Study counts 3 trillion trees on EarthTimes of India
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NDTV
A boy plays with a kite in front of logs cut illegally from the Amazon rainforest at a sawmill in the city of Morais Almeida, Para state, June 27, 2013.(Reuters). Washington: Earth is home to just over 3 trillion trees - the redwoods of California, the ...
Lots of trees to hug: Study counts 3 trillion trees on Earth
New tally shows the trees outnumber us 400 to 1
Earth's trees number 'three trillion'
Earth's Oldest Aquatic Predator Was A Terrifying 'Sea Scorpion'
Huffington Post
Researchers at Yale and the University of Iowa have discovered a fossil of Earth's oldest aquatic predator, a human-sized "giant sea scorpion" (albeit without the stinger-tipped tail). Named "Pentecopterus" in honor of the penteconter, an ancient Greek ...
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Researchers at Yale and the University of Iowa have discovered a fossil of Earth's oldest aquatic predator, a human-sized "giant sea scorpion" (albeit without the stinger-tipped tail). Named "Pentecopterus" in honor of the penteconter, an ancient Greek ...
The Nation
Soyuz rocket with three astronauts blasts off for ISS
Financial Express
A Soyuz spacecraft with three astronauts on board blasted off towards the International Space Station (ISS) early today. By: AFP | September 3, 2015 8:39 AM. G+. Other Articles. Anaesthesia may help fight flu: study · Space University of Glasgow space ...
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Financial Express
A Soyuz spacecraft with three astronauts on board blasted off towards the International Space Station (ISS) early today. By: AFP | September 3, 2015 8:39 AM. G+. Other Articles. Anaesthesia may help fight flu: study · Space University of Glasgow space ...
New crew of 3 launches on 2-day trip to International Space Station
First Danish astronaut entering space hailed as "milestone"
Soyuz, 3-man crew, set for launch to space station
Christian Science Monitor
Scientists unlock mystery of river dolphins' bizarre origins
Christian Science Monitor
Ancient river dolphin fossils unearthed in Panama could support a story of the animal's transition from saltwater to freshwater. By Sara G. Miller, Livescience.com September 2, 2015. Save for later Saved. close. In an illustration, a dolphin of the ...
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Christian Science Monitor
Ancient river dolphin fossils unearthed in Panama could support a story of the animal's transition from saltwater to freshwater. By Sara G. Miller, Livescience.com September 2, 2015. Save for later Saved. close. In an illustration, a dolphin of the ...
Ancient Dolphin; CPR is More Successful on TV; Blueberries Make Natural Antibiotic
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