2015年10月31日 星期六

2015-11-01 South Africa Science


The Straits Times
   
New NASA data shows Brazil's drought deeper than thought   
Reuters Africa
TORONTO, Oct 30 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - New satellite data shows Brazil's drought is worse than previously thought, with the southeast losing 56 trillion liters of water in each of the past three years - more than enough to fill Lake Tahoe, a ...
NASA's GRACE satellites evaluate drought in southeast Brazil   Space Daily

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Times of India
   
Climate curbs will slow temperature rise   
The Nation
UNITED NATIONS - An unprecedented worldwide effort is underway to combat climate change, building confidence that nations can cost effectively meet their stated objective of keeping global temperature rise to less than 2 degrees Celsius, the United ...

Climate Curbs Will Slow Temperature Rise; More Needed for 2C Goal   Tempo.co
BASIC appeals to rich nations to do more to fight global warming   Times of India
For climate talks, Paris site must be greener than green   CTV News
Business Standard   
Livemint   
BDlive   
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ABC Online
   
Omura's whales: Scientists release video of first confirmed sighting of ...   
ABC Online
For such large animals, Omura's whales are one of the most mysterious and elusive species in the world. The species of whale was only discovered recently and had never been seen alive in the wild — until now. But now an international team of ...
World's rarest whale filmed for first time off coast of Madagascar allaying   TV Newsroom
A Mystery Whale Species Finally Makes an Appearance   TakePart
Omura whale spotted in the wild   NEWS.com.au
9news.com.au   
Daily Mail   
AOL News   
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution   
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Business Insider
   
Russian media take climate cue from skeptical Putin   
Business Insider
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Wildfires crackled across Siberia this summer, turning skies ochre and sending up enough smoke from burning pines to blot out satellite views of the 400-mile-long Lake Baikal. To many climate scientists, the worsening fires are a ...

Vladimir Putin: Global Warming Is 'A Fraud'   Headlines & Global News
Putin Just Exposed A Major Fraud In America That Obama Is Going To HATE   Western Journalism
Putin Believes Global Warming 'Is A Fraud To Restrain Developing Nations'   Canada Free Press

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OCRegister
   
Climate change is doing some very strange things to the waters off New England   
OCRegister
Fisherman Buck Alexander mends a trawling net used for mid-water fishing, in Portland, Maine, on Oct. 28, 2015. Since the collapse of the cod population, a groundfish, many of New England's fishermen now pursue other species. Portland's Gulf of Maine ...

Climate Change Is Warming Up The Ocean And Killing Cod Population   Apex Tribune
Maine business owners explore challenges, opportunities of climate change   Press Herald
Scientists: Warming ocean factor in collapse of cod fishery   Ledger Independent
Summit County Citizens Voice   
Valley News   
News Tonight Africa   
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News24
   
Pro-whaling demonstrate against conservationists   
News24
Tokyo - About 50 nationalists on Saturday staged a rally in the southern Japanese whaling town of Taiji to counter anti-whaling campaigns by conservation group Sea Shepherd. The demonstration came weeks after the small Japanese town - thrust into the ...


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CNN
   
Halloween asteroid resembling skull narrowly misses Earth   
CNN
An asteroid resembling a skull will narrowly miss Earth on Halloween, October 31, 2015. (Photo by NASA). (CNN) — It's as if the universe itself was trying to get into the Halloween spirit. A large space rock resembling a skull narrowly missed Earth ...
Halloween asteroid "Spooky" lives up to name   9NEWS.com
Skull-Shaped 'Dead' Comet Passes Earth On Halloween   International Business Times
That 'Spooky' Halloween Asteroid Is Actually A Dead Comet   Gizmodo Australia
WAVY-TV   
The Denver Channel   
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Christian Science Monitor
   
SEE IT: Massive crack opens up in Wyoming mountain   
New York Daily News
A massive crack the size of seven football fields has formed in the foothills of a mountain range in northern Wyoming. The gaping gash in the Bighorn Mountains has been wowing locals for weeks as it continues to grow to over 750-yards long and about ...

'The Gash' is a mysterious crack in Wyoming's Bighorn Mountains   Nature World Report
Landslide in Wyoming's Bighorn Mountains Leaves Massive Fissure   NYC Today
Wyoming landslide in the Big Horn Mountains causes canyon-like gash   Daily Mail
Newsweek   
Scottsbluff Star Herald   
Classicalite   
GrindTV.com   
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Sci-Tech Today
   
Ancestor of All Apes Might Not Be What Scientists Expected, New Fossil Shows   
Sci-Tech Today
One man's trash heap is a scientist's treasure trove. A fragmented skeleton [Image: ICP] dug out from a Spanish landfill may force scientists to redraw their theories on the ancestor of humans and all other apes. Pliobates cataloniae, described in the ...

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Zee News
   
NASA reveals shocking satellite images of Kazakhstan desert!   
Zee News
NASA is known to make various discoveries, but this is one discovery that happened in the most unlikeliest of places – the deserts of Kazakhstan. The International Space Station has released satellite images of some 8000-year-old ancient settlements in ...
Latest from Iran   Press TV
NASA Adds to Evidence of Mysterious Ancient Earthworks   New York Times
Photos taken from Space of Desert in Kazakhstan could reveal about a ...   NYC Today
The Daily Galaxy (blog)   
Newser   
Quartz   
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