September 2007


Conservation groups alone cannot save endangered species, says Richard Leakey; we need to pay attention to humans’ needs as well.

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Protein involved in necrosis could have applications for human disease

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NIH committee reviews case of woman who died after arthritis clinical trial

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Turkey's Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan addresses the media as he stands in front of a portrait of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, founder of modern Turkey, after a meeting with newly elected President Abdullah Gul in Ankara, August 29, 2007. United States officials fresh from a regional energy conference said on Saturday Turkish plans to produce natural gas in Iran should be replaced with projects with other regional suppliers Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan. (Umit Bektas/Reuters)Reuters - United States officials fresh from a regional energy conference said on Saturday Turkish plans to produce natural gas in Iran should be replaced with projects with other regional suppliers Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan.


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How the changing landscape of the UK’s urban areas is driving hedgehogs out of our cities.

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Intel founder Gordon Moore says chips should continue to get more powerful for at least another decade.

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Experiments suggest that the toxic pollutant rapidly disappears from aquatic ecosystems

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What does the evolution of human speech have to do with bat sonar?

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Farmers’ leaders are optimistic the UK’s first case of bluetongue disease may be an isolated incident.

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Excavations for the Channel Tunnel rail link show scientists a glimpse of climate change 55 million years ago.

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