Renewables account for 62 percent of the new electricity generation capacity installed in the EU in 2009
By ScienceBlog.com · Jul 5, 2010
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Extinction of woolly mammoths may have been due to addition of a predator: Humans
By ScienceBlog.com · Jul 2, 2010
GOES-13 satellite catches Alex as a tropical storm now, after a landfall in northeastern Mexico
By ScienceBlog.com · Jul 1, 2010
Ultrafine particles in air pollution may heighten allergic inflammation in asthma
By ScienceBlog.com · Jul 1, 2010
UVA radiation damages DNA in human melanocyte skin cells and can lead to melanoma
By ScienceBlog.com · Jul 1, 2010
'Trophic cascades' of disruption may include loss of woolly mammoth, saber-toothed cat
By ScienceBlog.com · Jun 30, 2010
New UGA temperature table may help reduce heat-related deaths of children in closed cars
By ScienceBlog.com · Jun 29, 2010
Molecules typically found in blue jean and ink dyes may lead to more efficient solar cells
By ScienceBlog.com · Jun 29, 2010
Harvard's Wyss Institute develops technology to produce sugar from photosynthetic bacteria
By ScienceBlog.com · Jun 28, 2010
Tropical Storm Alex now in Gulf of Mexico, brought heavy rainfall to Belize, Yucatan
By ScienceBlog.com · Jun 28, 2010
Academy authority on delta bulrush says 'his' plant could help ease oil spill crisis
By ScienceBlog.com · Jun 28, 2010
The Agony and the Ecstasy: Why science writing is like learning tango and Chinese brush painting
By ScienceBlog.com · Jun 27, 2010