November 2004 archives

• Scientists turn cellphones into flowers
• Batwing airliners would cut noise by half
• Troops from India, Pakistan to join UN peacekeeping force in DR Congo
• Tumour stem cell discovery offers cancer treatment hope
• China plans safe drinking water for all rural residents by 2020
• UN food agency adopts guidelines to slash world hunger in half by 2015
• Ontario to require 5% ethanol in gas by 2007
• 13 Countries Join U.S. to Launch Methane-to-Markets Partnership
• Iran Makes Key Nuclear Concession in EU Talks
• Statoil plans hydrogen station
• Italy Returns Stolen Obelisk to Ethiopia
• Discovery could end cervical cancer operations
• EU Stands Firm on Nuclear Freeze, Iran Backs Down
• Ottawa on track to ban trans fats
• Thousands of marine species discovered
• Catalina Foxes Back After Near Extinction
• Dolphins save swimmers from shark
• Sponge-like artificial bone developed
• Pakistan PM holds ‘very friendly’ talks with Indian foreign minister
• Kraft to Double Ethical Coffee Purchases in 2005
• Disabled dolphin gets artificial fin
• Chocolate May Hold Cure for Coughs
• Antibiotic Helps Children With HIV
• Scientists See Hope Amid Coral Doom and Gloom
• Britain Proposes Widespread Ban on Public Smoking
• Fossil of last great ape ancestor found
• Cheap antibiotic slashes AIDS-related deaths
• Savvy British buyers prefer organic food
• Start date set for Kyoto treaty
• Luckily, it’s looking like a light flu season
• Speedy Plane Check-In by Mobile Phone Set for 2005
• China and US launch program to reduce vehicle emissions
• First European Craft Enters Lunar Orbit
• Britain Proposes Widespread Ban on Public Smoking
• Spain Seeks Three Planes For Oil Spills
• Everest clean up ahead of Olympics
• Office workers and costs look healthier in green buildings
• Lesbian couples raise well-adjusted teenagers
• Iran Agrees to Suspend Uranium Enrichment
• Moment of opportunity in Mideast
• Australian scientists achieve spinal cure breakthrough
• New Partnership to Commercialize Plastic from Corn
• Nuclear fusion reactor deal close - statement
• India Plans to Cut Troops in Kashmir; Pakistan Welcomes Move
• Glaxo Vaccine Stops Virus Linked to Cancer -Study
• Countdown to solar-sail voyage begins
• EU to Boost Protection of Endangered Bird Species
• Guantanamo decision
• Sudan, Rebels to Sign Partial Peace Pact
• Minister upbeat on climate change
• U.N. nuke watchdog optimistic over Iran deal
• Clinic plans first transplant of a human face
• Diarrheal Disease Vaccine Shows Promise
• Plans lodged for major wind farm
• EU Offers Support for Iraq
• Cervical cancer vaccine brings new hope
• Russia OKs Global Warming Treaty
• Nicotine Addiction Gene Identified
• US wind energy projects in 2005 to hit record level
• Employment Growth Accelerated in October: U.S. Economy Preview
• Britain cuts medicine prices by seven per cent
• Karzai Becomes Afghanistan’s First Elected President
• Tech whiz aims to boost Third World care
• Totally artificial hearts offer hope
• Optimism May Make for a Longer Life
• Optimism Protects Against Death
• Canada exceeds mad cow testing target
• Natural protein can starve cancer
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