Another Science Times charmer, but a tale of consequence, too. Here’s how biological controls can do the unexpected. By Jim Robbins. Read it
Sacto Bee on California’s bipartisan plans to cut greenhouse gas
Chris Bowman and Edie Lau of the Sacramento Bee report the latest on Greenhouse politics from California, with the Governator and legislators leading the way as it and other states […]
Wash. Post: Job Fears Tied To Health Woes
Job loss, or just the threat of it, is not good for health. Few would argue, but an unusually large survey puts more meat than usually found on the bones […]
NYTimes: Science AND Walking on Water
How could a harried news editor resist this one? John Noble Wilford’s piece Tuesday, among others, got picked up all over. He reports speculation that ice on Galilee may have […]
AP: New Dino Resembles Big Turkey
Old bones always compete well for space. From Salt Lake City AP’s Brock Vergakis sends word of 7-foot Hagryphus giganteus, which means giant four-footed, birdlike god of the Western desert, […]
AP, Seattle PI: Salmon-eating Orcas and their Home Turf
From Seattle at a meeting on orcas, AP’s Peggy Anderson relays word that Canadian fisheries scientists are learning more about the habits of specific groups of killer whales. Attentive Orca […]