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Posted October 29, 2009:

• Soil Moisture And Ocean Salinity Satellite Ready For Launch
• Global Warming Cycles Threaten Endangered Primate Species

Posted October 27, 2009:

• Weather Patterns Help Predict Dengue Fever Outbreaks

Posted October 26, 2009:

• Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary Among Healthiest Coral Reefs In Gulf Of Mexico
• Gene Developed Through Conventional Breeding To Improve Cowpea Aphid Resistance

Posted October 22, 2009:

• Urban Growth Versus Global Warming

Posted October 21, 2009:

• Researchers Can Predict Hurricane-related Power Outages

Posted October 20, 2009:

• Seismic Noise Unearths Lost Hurricanes

Posted October 19, 2009:

• Predicting Seabed Response To Climate Change
• Climate Change Threatens Rice Production

Posted October 18, 2009:

• Global Surface Temperature Was Second Warmest For September

Posted October 15, 2009:

• Survey Data Supports Rapid Ice Loss: Largely Open Arctic Seas In Summer Within 10 Years

Posted October 12, 2009:

• Going Green On Hold: Human Activities Can Affect 'Blue Haze,' World's Weather

Posted October 6, 2009:

• 18th Century Ships' Logs Predict Future Weather Forecast
• Panama Butterfly Migrations Linked To El Niño, Climate Change
• How Will Future Sea-level Rise Linked To Climate Change Affect Coastal Areas?
• Black Rat Does Not Bother Mediterranean Seabirds
• Water Scarcity Will Create Global Security Concerns: 'We Have Very Little Time,' Says Nobel Winner

Posted October 2, 2009:

• 'Killer' Southeast U.S. Drought Low On Scale, Says Study
• Killer Bees May Increase Food Supplies For Native Bees

Posted September 30, 2009:

• Storm Killers: Earth Scan Lab Tracks Cold Water Upwellings In Gulf
• Google Earth Application Maps Carbon's Course

Posted September 29, 2009:

• Floundering El Ninos Make For Fickle Forecasts

Posted September 27, 2009:

• Heavier Rainstorms Ahead Due To Global Climate Change, Study Predicts

Posted September 25, 2009:

• U.S. Needs Nearly $200 Million More On Climate-related Health Research, Expert Urges

Posted September 24, 2009:

• Rhododendron Expansion May Increase The Chance Of Landslides On Southern Appalachian Slopes
• Global Warming May Dent El Niño's Protective Shield From Atlantic Hurricanes, Increase Droughts

Posted September 23, 2009:

• 'Dust Alert' Invention Monitors Air Quality, Determines Chemical Composition Of Toxins
• Hurricane Frequency Is Up But Not Their Strength, Say Researchers

Posted September 22, 2009:

• Keeping An Eye On The Oceans

Posted September 21, 2009:

• World's River Deltas Sinking Due To Human Activity, Says New Study
• Invasive Species On The March: Variable Rates Of Spread Set Current Limits To Predictability

Posted September 18, 2009:

• Bugs In Boxes Show Difficulty Of Predicting Invaders' Progress

Posted September 15, 2009:

• El Niño, Global Warming Link Questioned; Possible Link Between 1918 El Niño And Flu Pandemic?
• Climate Change Adaptation Expected To Cost 2–3 Times More Than Previously Estimated

Posted September 12, 2009:

• Plastic Surgeons Should Be Part Of Disaster Relief Planning, Response

Posted September 10, 2009:

• Tornado Threat Increases As Gulf Hurricanes Get Larger

Posted September 7, 2009:

• Satellites And Submarines Give The Skinny On Sea Ice Thickness

Posted September 4, 2009:

• Growing Green Roofs

Posted August 31, 2009:

• Creating The Ultimate Drought-Resistant Lawn/Pasture Grass

Posted August 29, 2009:

• Mysterious Glaciers That Grew When Asia Heated Up

Posted August 28, 2009:

• Small Fluctuations In Solar Activity, Large Influence On Climate
• Making Summer In The City More Bearable

Posted August 27, 2009:

• Tropical Storms Endure Over Wet Land, Fizzle Over Dry

Posted August 26, 2009:

• Has Northern-hemisphere Pollution Affected Australian Rainfall?
• Deadly Heat Waves Are Becoming More Frequent In California
• NASA's 'A-Train' Of Satellites On Track With Hurricane Research

Posted August 25, 2009:

• Young Arctic Muskoxen Better At Keeping Warm Than Scientists Thought

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