Amazon Deforestation Rate Lowest Ever Recorded


According to a statement released by the Brazilian government, the latest figures on the rate of deforestation in the world largest rainforest show a drop to the lowest levels since satellite monitoring began in 1988.

Amazon Deforestation Rate Lowest Ever Recorded

According to a statement released by the Brazilian government, the latest figures on the rate of deforestation in the world largest rainforest show a drop to the lowest levels since satellite monitoring began in 1988.

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Analysis of Whale Sounds Uncovers Evidence of Culture

An analysis of sperm whale clicks finds a that sounds vary by clan, not genetics.

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Analysis of Whale Sounds Uncovers Evidence of Culture

An analysis of sperm whale clicks finds a that sounds vary by clan, not genetics.

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Scientists Close to Reviving Wooly Mammoths From Extinction

Some 450 generations after our ancestors armed themselves with sharpened sticks to kill mammoths, scientists are now working to revive them — and they’re actually incredibly close to doing it.

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Scientists Close to Reviving Wooly Mammoths From Extinction

Some 450 generations after our ancestors armed themselves with sharpened sticks to kill mammoths, scientists are now working to revive them — and they’re actually incredibly close to doing it.

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Global industry CO2 output rises even in weak economy

Annual report card on mankind’s CO2 pollution says slowdown in emissions during the 2008-09 global financial crisis was a mere speed bump.

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Solar charger can give gadgets, social profile a boost (video)

What’s better than using the sun to charge your gadgets? Using the sun to charge your gadgets, and then bragging about it to your social network.
Originally posted at News – Cutting Edge

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Siemens buys eMeter’s smart grid ‘big data’ software

eMeter’s software for collecting meter data and making sense of the reams of information they produce will be integrated into Siemens smart grid product line for utilities and cities.

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Should Homeland Security control the electrical grid? Maybe

Researchers at MIT conclude that cybersecurity for the U.S. electrical grid must be controlled by one federal agency–but which one is up for debate.
Originally posted at The Digital Home

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