Amazon forests at risk from both legal and illegal activities Irish Times
Released at the Lima climate conference, the peer-reviewed study indicates tropical forests across Amazonia are at risk from legal and illegal logging, construction of new roads and dams, and the expansion of agriculture, mining and petroleum industries.
Amazon indigenous land loss threatens climate – studyRappler
Amazon indigenous land loss threatens climate, says studyBBC News
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Released at the Lima climate conference, the peer-reviewed study indicates tropical forests across Amazonia are at risk from legal and illegal logging, construction of new roads and dams, and the expansion of agriculture, mining and petroleum industries.
Amazon indigenous land loss threatens climate – study
Amazon indigenous land loss threatens climate, says study
Amazon indigenous land loss threatens climate
Ireland a leader in submarine mapping, conference told Irish Examiner
One of the world's leading oceanographers says the waters off the west coast of Ireland have huge economic potential for this country and the globe. The comments were made at a special conference in Dublin Castle today where scientists from the US, ...
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One of the world's leading oceanographers says the waters off the west coast of Ireland have huge economic potential for this country and the globe. The comments were made at a special conference in Dublin Castle today where scientists from the US, ...
Parks being patrolled to nab prickly holly pickers Irish Examiner
A holly patrol has been put in place in the Killarney National Park amid fears that the annual hacking down of whole red-berried holly trees for the Christmas market is getting under way. “Special patrols are being put on by the rangers because people come ...
Killarney Park special branch on lookout for holly thievesIrish Times
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A holly patrol has been put in place in the Killarney National Park amid fears that the annual hacking down of whole red-berried holly trees for the Christmas market is getting under way. “Special patrols are being put on by the rangers because people come ...
Killarney Park special branch on lookout for holly thieves
'Sea monster' washes up on beach NEWS.com.au
WHEN this odd skeleton washed up on a beach, many locals were convinced that sea monsters were real. Initial tests suggested the strange shaped beast wasn't a fish, alligator or a crocodile — fuelling theories that the remains could have been from a ...
Mystery 'SEA MONSTER' skeleton washes up on shore - but can you guess what ...Irish Mirror
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WHEN this odd skeleton washed up on a beach, many locals were convinced that sea monsters were real. Initial tests suggested the strange shaped beast wasn't a fish, alligator or a crocodile — fuelling theories that the remains could have been from a ...
Mystery 'SEA MONSTER' skeleton washes up on shore - but can you guess what ...
Experiment finds DNA can survive the extreme conditions of space Science Recorder
Scientists made the discovery while working on the University of Zurich's TEXUS-49 research rocket mission. Science Recorder Pro. Free trial. No ads. Exclusive interviews. Access to all articles. Just $4.99/year. Subscribe. Recent information suggests that not ...
DNA surviving atmospheric descent gives hope to 'panspermia' theorySiliconrepublic.com
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Scientists made the discovery while working on the University of Zurich's TEXUS-49 research rocket mission. Science Recorder Pro. Free trial. No ads. Exclusive interviews. Access to all articles. Just $4.99/year. Subscribe. Recent information suggests that not ...
DNA surviving atmospheric descent gives hope to 'panspermia' theory
Bacterial DNA Survives 13-Minute Space Trip
Human DNA can Survive outside Earth
European Space Agency contract win for Limerick firm Siliconrepublic.com
Pictured: Bryan Rodgers, ESA Delegate (Enterprise Ireland), Barry Lunn, CEO Arralis and Mike Gleaves, CTO Arralis. Limerick-based tech company Arralis has won a lucrative contract to supply semiconductors to the European Space Agency that will feature ...
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Pictured: Bryan Rodgers, ESA Delegate (Enterprise Ireland), Barry Lunn, CEO Arralis and Mike Gleaves, CTO Arralis. Limerick-based tech company Arralis has won a lucrative contract to supply semiconductors to the European Space Agency that will feature ...
Robots could spell end of human race, Hawking claims Irish Independent
Stephen Hawking has unveiled his new "life-changing" communications platform, which helps him to speak twice as quickly through a predictive text system. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. He now needs to type ...
Stephen Hawking warns artificial intelligence could end mankindThe Nation
Stephen Hawking fancies himself as a Bond villainSydney Morning Herald
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Stephen Hawking has unveiled his new "life-changing" communications platform, which helps him to speak twice as quickly through a predictive text system. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. He now needs to type ...
Stephen Hawking warns artificial intelligence could end mankind
Stephen Hawking fancies himself as a Bond villain
Stephen Hawking: Artificial Intelligence Could Be the End of Mankind
King Richard III's DNA opens a door to a new historical mystery Los Angeles Times
It's a 500-year-old missing person's case and researchers say it has now been solved, definitively. The missing person was King Richard III, the controversial English monarch, described as having one shoulder higher than another. He ascended the throne in ...
King Richard III's DNA questions bloodline of royal familyIrish Independent
Richard III DNA shows British Royal family may not have royal bloodlineTelegraph.co.uk
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It's a 500-year-old missing person's case and researchers say it has now been solved, definitively. The missing person was King Richard III, the controversial English monarch, described as having one shoulder higher than another. He ascended the throne in ...
King Richard III's DNA questions bloodline of royal family
Richard III DNA shows British Royal family may not have royal bloodline
DNA confirms King Richard's bones
NASA set to launch Orion spacecraft, paving way for human Mars visit Los Angeles Times
NASA is preparing for the maiden launch this week of its new Orion spacecraft, which could help jump-start America's return to human exploration of space, including a journey to Mars. This unmanned mission is relatively simple, less than five hours long and ...
NASA Sees Capsule Test as a Step Toward MarsNew York Times
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NASA is preparing for the maiden launch this week of its new Orion spacecraft, which could help jump-start America's return to human exploration of space, including a journey to Mars. This unmanned mission is relatively simple, less than five hours long and ...
NASA Sees Capsule Test as a Step Toward Mars
How NASA's landmark Orion spacecraft test flight will work
NASA spaceship faces critical test flight on Thursday
Ground-based telescope detects a “Super-Earth” Orbiting a Sun-like Star The Utah People's Post
ground-based telescope detects a super-Earth An international team of astronomers discovered a planet orbiting a Sun-like star in the Cancer constellation by using a ground-based telescope named the Nordic Optical Telescope. It has a total length of 2.5 ...
Ground-based telescopes could join hunt for habitable planetsThe Guardian
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Detection of super-Earth transit extends terrestrial frontierIndian Express
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ground-based telescope detects a super-Earth An international team of astronomers discovered a planet orbiting a Sun-like star in the Cancer constellation by using a ground-based telescope named the Nordic Optical Telescope. It has a total length of 2.5 ...
Ground-based telescopes could join hunt for habitable planets
Astronomers Spot Exoplanet using Nordic Optical Telescope
Detection of super-Earth transit extends terrestrial frontier
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