Aussies hopeful of support for Antartica sanctuary The Star Online
Protect ing marine life: A file photo taken on March 10, 2014, shows a view of penguins on an iceberg in front of Brazil's Comandante Ferraz base in Antarctica. — AFP. SYDNEY: Australia is hopeful of winning support for its plan to create a vast marine reserve ...
AOA calls on CCAMLR to agree on marine protection of the Ross Sea and East ...MercoPress
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Protect ing marine life: A file photo taken on March 10, 2014, shows a view of penguins on an iceberg in front of Brazil's Comandante Ferraz base in Antarctica. — AFP. SYDNEY: Australia is hopeful of winning support for its plan to create a vast marine reserve ...
AOA calls on CCAMLR to agree on marine protection of the Ross Sea and East ...
Antarctica talks amid global tension
Tensions with Russia threaten to derail Antarctic marine reserve proposal
Sex 'emerged in ancient Scottish lake' BBC News
An international team of researchers says a fish called Microbrachius dicki is the first-known animal to stop reproducing by spawning and instead mate by having sex. The primitive bony fish, which was about 8cm long, lived in ancient lakes about 385 million ...
Sex invented by Scottish square dancing fishSBS
Ancient fish showed us the way to have sexIrish Examiner
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An international team of researchers says a fish called Microbrachius dicki is the first-known animal to stop reproducing by spawning and instead mate by having sex. The primitive bony fish, which was about 8cm long, lived in ancient lakes about 385 million ...
Sex invented by Scottish square dancing fish
Ancient fish showed us the way to have sex
Scientists discover the awkward origins of sex
NSW bushfires to cost $800m by 2050 Sky News Australia
The financial burden of bushfires in NSW will more than double by 2050 with the total economic cost predicted to rise to $800 million per year. The costs, detailed by Deloitte Access Economic data cited in a new Climate Council report, measure insured losses ...
Bushfire season 'will be more severe as a result of climate change'The Guardian
Threat of air pollution to worsen along with global warming, warns Climate CouncilBrisbane Times
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The financial burden of bushfires in NSW will more than double by 2050 with the total economic cost predicted to rise to $800 million per year. The costs, detailed by Deloitte Access Economic data cited in a new Climate Council report, measure insured losses ...
Bushfire season 'will be more severe as a result of climate change'
Threat of air pollution to worsen along with global warming, warns Climate Council
Get set for more ferocious bushfires in NSW, report says
The tractor beam is here! Researchers conduct groundbreaking experiment that ... Daily Mail
Tractor beams that can attract and repel large objects such as spaceships are a staple of sci-fi plotlines. However, researchers have revealed they are finally a reality - albeit on a slightly smaller scale. The first long-distance optical tractor beam moved ...
Australian physicists build reversible laser tractor beamXinhua
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Tractor beams that can attract and repel large objects such as spaceships are a staple of sci-fi plotlines. However, researchers have revealed they are finally a reality - albeit on a slightly smaller scale. The first long-distance optical tractor beam moved ...
Australian physicists build reversible laser tractor beam
ANU physicists build reversible laser tractor
Reversible tractor beam can repel and attract objects
Vote for us: We're slinging cash at supercomputers! Register
The government of the Australian State of Victoria has slung AU$6.65 million in the direction of the Victorian Life Sciences Computation Initiative (VLCSI), deeming the investment a vote-winner in upcoming elections . The VLCSI, one of Australia's leading ...
Govt grant buys Victorian supercomputer two more yearsiT News
Vic Govt spends AU$6.65m to keep supercomputing facilityZDNet
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The government of the Australian State of Victoria has slung AU$6.65 million in the direction of the Victorian Life Sciences Computation Initiative (VLCSI), deeming the investment a vote-winner in upcoming elections . The VLCSI, one of Australia's leading ...
Govt grant buys Victorian supercomputer two more years
Vic Govt spends AU$6.65m to keep supercomputing facility
Government grant to keep world's biggest supercomputing facility in Melbourne
Australia ranked last for leadership Newcastle Herald
Australia has fallen sharply in international green economy rankings, coming last out of 60 countries for performance on political leadership and climate change, and 37th overall, new research shows. Our performance now lags behind developing nations ...
Australia trailing on 'climate performance' measuresHerald Sun
Australia bombs in Global Green Economy IndexThe Fifth Estate
60% of Australians worried about climate change impacts on foodFoodprocessing
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Australia has fallen sharply in international green economy rankings, coming last out of 60 countries for performance on political leadership and climate change, and 37th overall, new research shows. Our performance now lags behind developing nations ...
Australia trailing on 'climate performance' measures
Australia bombs in Global Green Economy Index
60% of Australians worried about climate change impacts on food
Saturn moon may hide a “fossil” core or an ocean Astronomy Magazine
The data suggest that something is not right inside Mimas; the amount of wobble measured is double what was predicted. By Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, California | Published: Monday, October 20, 2014. RELATED TOPICS: SOLAR SYSTEM ...
Death Star Moon: Saturn's Mimas May Be More Like 'Waterworld' Than 'Star Wars'The Inquisitr
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Does the Saturn moon hide a 'fossil' core or an ocean?Business Standard
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The data suggest that something is not right inside Mimas; the amount of wobble measured is double what was predicted. By Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, California | Published: Monday, October 20, 2014. RELATED TOPICS: SOLAR SYSTEM ...
Death Star Moon: Saturn's Mimas May Be More Like 'Waterworld' Than 'Star Wars'
Is there life on Mimas? Scientists hope so
Does the Saturn moon hide a 'fossil' core or an ocean?
Mars Orbiters Sought Shelter From Near-Miss Comet The Inquisitr
NASA billed the event as a once-in-a-lifetime close encounter between a planet (Mars) and a comet. It passed by at about one-third the distance between the moon and the Earth, risking three orbiters currently studying the Red Planet. As previously reported ...
NASA: Stay tuned for images of comet Siding Spring from MarsLos Angeles Times
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NASA billed the event as a once-in-a-lifetime close encounter between a planet (Mars) and a comet. It passed by at about one-third the distance between the moon and the Earth, risking three orbiters currently studying the Red Planet. As previously reported ...
NASA: Stay tuned for images of comet Siding Spring from Mars
Mars spacecraft safe after fortuitous comet encounter
Mars Orbiter Mission was closest to comet Siding Spring
World's deadliest spider hitches a ride into home with groceries Sydney Morning Herald
A young British family has been left traumatised after they discovered the world's most lethal spider with a sac full of eggs hiding in their groceries. Tim, a father of two from South London, was preparing breakfast when he unpacked a bunch of bananas from ...
Brazilian Wandering spider delivered in Waitrose online shoppingTelegraph.co.uk
Brazilian Wandering spider found under a bunch of bananas in Waitrose home ...The Independent
Killer spider found in family's supermarket shoppingThe Guardian
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A young British family has been left traumatised after they discovered the world's most lethal spider with a sac full of eggs hiding in their groceries. Tim, a father of two from South London, was preparing breakfast when he unpacked a bunch of bananas from ...
Brazilian Wandering spider delivered in Waitrose online shopping
Brazilian Wandering spider found under a bunch of bananas in Waitrose home ...
Killer spider found in family's supermarket shopping
World has warmest September, hottest 12-month period Business Spectator
Australia's maximum temperatures were 2.03 degrees above the 1961-1990 September average last month, the fifth warmest since records began in 2010, the US National Climactic Data Center says, while the world recorded its warmest September. The US ...
What freeze? 2014 still poised to become warmest year on recordShore News Today
Earth on track to have record hot yearMSNBC
After record warm September, 2014 is on track to warmest year, NOAA saysWashington Post (blog)
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Australia's maximum temperatures were 2.03 degrees above the 1961-1990 September average last month, the fifth warmest since records began in 2010, the US National Climactic Data Center says, while the world recorded its warmest September. The US ...
What freeze? 2014 still poised to become warmest year on record
Earth on track to have record hot year
After record warm September, 2014 is on track to warmest year, NOAA says
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