Sydney Morning Herald
how not to eat a cane toad and other advances in science
Sydney Morning Herald
Teaching quolls how not to eat cane toads, understanding bee-colony collapse and record-breaking solar cell technology: just some of the research listed as finalists in this year's Eureka Prizes for Science announced by the Australian Museum on Friday.
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Sydney Morning Herald
Teaching quolls how not to eat cane toads, understanding bee-colony collapse and record-breaking solar cell technology: just some of the research listed as finalists in this year's Eureka Prizes for Science announced by the Australian Museum on Friday.
The best Australian science photos of 2015
Reuters
Astronomers discover most Earth-like planet yet
Reuters
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. A planet believed to be remarkably similar to Earth has been discovered orbiting a distant sun-like star, bolstering hopes of finding life elsewhere in the universe, U.S. scientists said on Thursday. The planet, which is about 60 ...
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. A planet believed to be remarkably similar to Earth has been discovered orbiting a distant sun-like star, bolstering hopes of finding life elsewhere in the universe, U.S. scientists said on Thursday. The planet, which is about 60 ...
Is Kepler-452b an Earth twin? More like a bigger, older cousin
Meet Earth 2.0: Nasa finds new planet just like ours
NASA discovers most Earth-like planet yet
The Nation
Sea turtle nests at risk from climate change: Australian study
The Nation
SYDNEY - Rising sea levels from climate change are a threat to sea turtle populations as eggs laid on beaches become submerged in saltwater, Australian scientists said Thursday. Eggs buried by female turtles in usually “high and dry” areas on beaches ...
Raine Island's baby turtles at risk from rising sea levelsSydney Morning Herald
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The Nation
SYDNEY - Rising sea levels from climate change are a threat to sea turtle populations as eggs laid on beaches become submerged in saltwater, Australian scientists said Thursday. Eggs buried by female turtles in usually “high and dry” areas on beaches ...
Raine Island's baby turtles at risk from rising sea levels
Rising sea levels are a 'turtle disaster'
Sea turtle nests at risk from climate change
Newbury Weekly News Group
Newbury MP criticises Australia's Prime Minister over "mystifying" climate ...
Newbury Weekly News Group
MP for Newbury Richard Benyon has slammed Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott over his climate change policies. The former Environment Minister launched a scathing attack on Mr Abbott in an opinion piece in The Sydney Morning Herald after the ...
Abbott's climate attacks 'illogical'Stock Journal
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MP for Newbury Richard Benyon has slammed Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott over his climate change policies. The former Environment Minister launched a scathing attack on Mr Abbott in an opinion piece in The Sydney Morning Herald after the ...
Abbott's climate attacks 'illogical'
Proof Aussies have head in sand
Australia's climate change stance attacked by UK MP
CBS News
Did climate change kill the woolly mammoth?
CBS News
It was long thought that hunting by humans was the driving force behind the demise of mammoths, giant sloths and other massive mammals that roamed the Earth tens of thousand of years ago. But a new study published Thursday in Science concludes that ...
Mighty Mammoths Fell Prey to Rapidly Warming EarthLive Science
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It was long thought that hunting by humans was the driving force behind the demise of mammoths, giant sloths and other massive mammals that roamed the Earth tens of thousand of years ago. But a new study published Thursday in Science concludes that ...
Mighty Mammoths Fell Prey to Rapidly Warming Earth
Abrupt climate change may have doomed mammoths and other megafauna, scientists ...
Mammoths were killed by global warming
Mirror.co.uk
Heartbreaking footage shows failed rescue attempt of baby whale after it ...
Mirror.co.uk
This is the upsetting footage that captured the failed rescue attempt of a baby whale after it grounded itself in the shallows of an Australian beach. The young humpback got stuck on Palm Beach in Queensland's popular Gold Coast holiday resort. And ...
Beached whale calf at Palm Beach on the Gold Coast diesABC Online
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Mirror.co.uk
This is the upsetting footage that captured the failed rescue attempt of a baby whale after it grounded itself in the shallows of an Australian beach. The young humpback got stuck on Palm Beach in Queensland's popular Gold Coast holiday resort. And ...
Beached whale calf at Palm Beach on the Gold Coast dies
Whale stranded on Gold Coast beach dies
Whale calf stranded on Gold Coast beach
Westerner
July 24, 2015 | Celebration of trees growing for twenty years
Westerner
Moreton Bay Deputy Mayor Mike Charlton, second from left, with River Warriors volunteers who will be taking part in the 20th National Tree Day this Sunday. Environment group Planet Ark is celebrating 20 years of its National Tree Day initiative this ...
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Moreton Bay Deputy Mayor Mike Charlton, second from left, with River Warriors volunteers who will be taking part in the 20th National Tree Day this Sunday. Environment group Planet Ark is celebrating 20 years of its National Tree Day initiative this ...
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National Tree Day: 11 of Brisbane's most impressive trees
Jakarta Post
Bali eyes turning ash into tourist cash
Sky News Australia
The volcanic drama responsible for a terrible start to Bali's peak tourist season could also be the key to its recovery. Throughout July, unpredictable ash clouds from Mount Raung have intermittently halted inbound flights, as well as the outbound ...
Volcanic ash cloud: Virgin and Jetstar resume flights to BaliSydney Morning Herald
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The volcanic drama responsible for a terrible start to Bali's peak tourist season could also be the key to its recovery. Throughout July, unpredictable ash clouds from Mount Raung have intermittently halted inbound flights, as well as the outbound ...
Volcanic ash cloud: Virgin and Jetstar resume flights to Bali
Thousands stranded in Indonesia as airports remain closed
Jetstar resumes flights to and from Bali, Virgin still grounded
The Guardian
Priests no longer needed as digital Antarctica embraces online religion
The Guardian
A road sign at New Zealand's scientific research facility of Scott Base in Antarctica points to the US operated stations where it's been decided fewer priests are needed. Photograph: Andy Soloman/Reuters. Australian Associated Press. Thursday 23 July ...
Priests 'not needed' on Antarctic missionsThe Australian (blog)
Unholy scientists losing their priestsNew Zealand Herald
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The Guardian
A road sign at New Zealand's scientific research facility of Scott Base in Antarctica points to the US operated stations where it's been decided fewer priests are needed. Photograph: Andy Soloman/Reuters. Australian Associated Press. Thursday 23 July ...
Priests 'not needed' on Antarctic missions
Unholy scientists losing their priests
NZ Catholic Chaplaincy to finish in Antarctica
Businessinsider India
The breakthrough technology that lets scientists edit DNA just got a whole lot ...
Businessinsider India
With a few easy tweaks, scientists can cut-and-paste DNA inside living cells, thanks to a promising new technique that could make possible everything from testing new drugs or curing genetic diseases. And researchers just discovered a way to make the ...
Berkeley Scientists Cut Up Genomes to Create Guide RNA Libraries for CRISPR ...GenomeWeb
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Businessinsider India
With a few easy tweaks, scientists can cut-and-paste DNA inside living cells, thanks to a promising new technique that could make possible everything from testing new drugs or curing genetic diseases. And researchers just discovered a way to make the ...
Berkeley Scientists Cut Up Genomes to Create Guide RNA Libraries for CRISPR ...
Simple technology makes CRISPR gene editing cheaper
What has CRISPR accomplished in three years, and what are the dangers we'll ...
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