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Found: 10th planet in solar systemCalifornia - SCIENTISTS are set to announce they have discovered the 10th planet in our solar system, say reports. The discovery was made by a team of astronomers led by Dr Michael Brown of the California Institute of Technology using the recently launched Spitzer Space Telescope, reports CNN. |
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City moves to protect green spacesMontreal, Quebec - The City of Montreal has set aside $36 million over the next three years for a proposal that would protect 10 areas, called eco-territories, that are considered to be of great ecological value. |
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Nike goes organicBeaverton-based Nike Inc. is co-sponsoring an organic products trade show this May in Chicago. |
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Conservation group buys 105 acres on Oyster BayFort Morgan, Alabama - The Nature Conservancy's purchase of a 105-acre tract of coastal marshland and maritime forest will expand a federal wildlife refuge on Fort Morgan peninsula. |
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New Zealand scientist makes breakthrough in breast screeningWellington, New Zealand - A New Zealand scientist in Auckland has developed a revolutionary form of breast screening that may detect cancer several years earlier than present X-ray techniques, New Zealand Herald reported Saturday. |
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Grizzly bears flourishing in YellowstoneBoulder, Colorado - The grizzly bear, on the edge of extinction in the lower 48 states just 25 years ago, is recolonizing its habitat south of Yellowstone National Park for the first time in a hundred years, a study has found. |
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China Changes Constitution to Address Rights IssuesChina - China's Parliament formally approved today constitutional amendments that address private property and human rights, while the country's new prime minister promised to rein in the overheated economy. |
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China Changes Constitution to Address Rights IssuesChina - China's Parliament formally approved today constitutional amendments that address private property and human rights, while the country's new prime minister promised to rein in the overheated economy. |
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AIDS treatment resumes as depleted drug stocks replacedLagos, Nigeria - Nigeria’s programme of subsidised antiretroviral treatment, interrupted since September last year by drug shortages, has resumed with the arrival of emergency supplies ordered by the government, health officials said on Friday. |
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100-metre nanotube thread pulled from furnaceConsett, UK - A thread of carbon nanotubes more than 100 metres long has been pulled from a fiery furnace. The previous record holder was a mere 30 centimetres long. |
