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- Yale Researchers Attribute Ancient High Levels Of Oxygen In The Atmosphere To The Rise Of Trees And Large Plants
- Storm Warning: Physicist Predicts Solar Damage
Posted March 7, 2000:
- Diffusive Infiltration May Explain Strange Behavior In Magma
- Bacterial Strain May Help Clean Up Harmful Industrial Waste
- Do Mitigated Wetlands Really Work? Only Time Will Tell
Posted March 6, 2000:
- Light Receptor May Be Key In How Animals Use Earth's Magnetic Field
- New Satellite Data To Assess Role Clouds Play In Climate Change
Posted March 3, 2000:
- UF Study Points To Garbage, Recycling Trucks As Source Of Litter
- Martian Meteorites Reveal Clues To Processes In Planet's Atmosphere
- What Are The Chances Of The U.S. Being Hit By A Catastrophic Hurricane? LSU Professor Takes A New Field Of Hurricane Research By Storm
- Colorado State Researcher Hopes Mathematicians Can Help Solve Problems That Water Causes In Mathematical Models Of Atmosphere
- Ground-Penetrating Radar Detects Hard-To-Find Hazardous Waste
Posted March 2, 2000:
- Study Suggests That Logging May Affect Monkey Health
- Study: Methane Cleans Nitric Oxide From Power Plant Emissions
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Posted February 25, 2000:
- International Trade Imperils U.S. Plants, Animals And Crops
- Marine Biology Course Uses Antarctica As Its Classroom
Posted February 24, 2000:
- Link Between Climate Change, Amphibian Declines Explored
- Computer Simulations Reveal The Workings Of The Dynamo Behind Earth's Magnetic Field
Posted February 23, 2000:
- 'Planet In A Test Tube' Provides Valuable Data On Atmospheres Of Planets And Stars
- Common Algae Can Be Valuable Source Of Hydrogen Fuel
- Earth's Oceans Destined To Leave In Billion Years
- Researchers Study 10,000-Year-Old Buried Forest
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Posted February 18, 2000:
- Fossil Plants' Ties To Ancient Carbon Redefined
- Freeze Or Fry -- University of Michigan Physicist Predicts Solar System's Ultimate Fate
- To Save Rare Stingrays, UF Researcher Turns To Native Florida Species
- Oceanographers Say Dead Whales Provide Deep-Sea Living Legacy
- NASA/French Satellite Follows Fish-Feeding Eddies
Posted February 17, 2000:
- Scientist Find Clues To Different Warming Rates In Lower Atmosphere And Surface
- Fuel-Saving Strategies May Help Space Shuttle Finish 3-D Mapping Mission
Posted February 16, 2000:
- Scientists Unveil New Images Of Earth From Space Shuttle Mapping Mission
- Possible Climate Shift Could Worsen Water Deficit In The Southwest
Posted February 15, 2000:
- Space Shuttle Mission Tracks Volcanic Aftermath
- Complex Mystery Of Amphibian Decline Calls For A New Kind Of Science
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Posted February 10, 2000:
- Twentieth Century Was The Warmest Of The Last Five Centuries, Borehole Temperature Readings Confirm
- INEEL Microbiologist Joins Japanese On Expedition To Tap Marine-Methane Deposits
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Posted February 7, 2000:
- Researchers Find Volcanoes Are Bad For Your Health ... Long After They Finish Erupting
- New Results Show Which Way The Wind Blows Over The Oceans
- El Niño Increases Diarrheal Disease Incidence By 200%
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