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    +UN Panel Gives Dire Warming Forecast
      The Earth is hurtling toward a warmer climate at a quickening pace, a Nobel-winning U.N. scientific panel said in a landmark report released Saturday, warning of inevitable human suffering and the threat of extinction for some species.

    +Making a Weed that Eats Explosives
      RDX is a common military explosive, and it's dangerous not just because it explodes - it's also toxic. Research has shown how it might be possible to clean up RDX with explosives-eating transgenic plants.

    +Zune Citron is Real But Rare --- and 16 GB
      Rumors about a Zune in citron (citrus yellow) have turned out to be true --- but you still can't get it. It is an employee-only perk, and was given to members of the launch team. So those of you wanting a yellow Zune --- you're SOL.

    +'Cows of the Mesozoic' era discovered
      Chicago researchers have identified the fossil of a 110- million-year-old dinosaur with a mouth like the business end of a Hoover vacuum cleaner to feed its voracious appetite for grass, ferns and other low-lying greenery.

    +Big Bang or Big Goof? Astronomer Verschuur Challenges 'Seeds' Proof
      Most astronomers say that world-famous images from the Cosmic Background Explorer satellite show structures of the early universe. But a lone radio astronomer is claiming that the pictures depict nearby hydrogen gas clouds in our own galaxy, calling a key theory into question.

    +Whale found deep in Amazon jungle
      A 5.5m long minke whale has been spotted more than 1600km from the Atlantic Ocean, deep inside the Amazon rain forest.

    +Noah's Ark flood spurred European farming
      An ancient flood some say could be the origin of the story of Noah's Ark may have helped the spread of agriculture in Europe 8,300 years ago by scattering the continent's earliest farmers, researchers said.

    +Some drug studies more likely to have favorable conclusions
      Previous work has shown that, when a drug study was funded by the company that made that drug, the results might be biased in favour of that drug because the methods or analyses were manipulated.

    +New Discovery On How Car Catalysators Work
      The 3-way catalysator of a car apparently works differently from the way chemists had expected.

    +Destination of 'recycled' electronics may surprise you
      Most Americans think they're helping the earth when they recycle their old computers, televisions and cell phones.

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