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IIT-M becomes first full member of CMS
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Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, has become the first IIT to be made a full member of the CMS (Compact Muon Solenoid) collaboration of CERN (Conseil Européen pour la Recherche Nucléaire), the European Organization for Nuclear Research, where ...
CERN makes public first data of LHC experimentsPhys.Org
CERN makes public the first data from LHC experimentsImperial College London
Cern releases data from Large Hadron Collider to the publicDaily Mail
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Hindu Business Line
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, has become the first IIT to be made a full member of the CMS (Compact Muon Solenoid) collaboration of CERN (Conseil Européen pour la Recherche Nucléaire), the European Organization for Nuclear Research, where ...
CERN makes public first data of LHC experiments
CERN makes public the first data from LHC experiments
Cern releases data from Large Hadron Collider to the public
CBC.ca
Jelly-covered plankton multiplying in Canadian lakes
CBC.ca
Jelly-covered plankton that look like tapioca are multiplying in many Canadian lakes, clogging up water pipes and potentially disrupting the food chain. The population of freshwater plankton called Holopedium has doubled in Ontario lakes between the ...
Industrial acid deposits are turning Canadian lakes to jellyDigitalJournal.com
Jelly Takeover: Calcium levels in Water of Canadian lakes have greatly reducedCanada News
Calcium Loss Causes 'Jellification' of LakesLaboratory Equipment
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CBC.ca
Jelly-covered plankton that look like tapioca are multiplying in many Canadian lakes, clogging up water pipes and potentially disrupting the food chain. The population of freshwater plankton called Holopedium has doubled in Ontario lakes between the ...
Industrial acid deposits are turning Canadian lakes to jelly
Jelly Takeover: Calcium levels in Water of Canadian lakes have greatly reduced
Calcium Loss Causes 'Jellification' of Lakes
Toronto Star
The sweet music and savage love of bees
Toronto Star
There has been a lot of buzzing about bees in the last while. There are many opinions about the potential banning of a certain classification of pesticides called “neonics” which, arguably, may be responsible for the drastic reduction in bee populations over ...
Mark Cullen: Green FileWindsor Star (blog)
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Toronto Star
There has been a lot of buzzing about bees in the last while. There are many opinions about the potential banning of a certain classification of pesticides called “neonics” which, arguably, may be responsible for the drastic reduction in bee populations over ...
Mark Cullen: Green File
CBC.ca
Canada pledges $300 million to Green Climate Fund
CBC.ca
Canada will contribute $300 million to the Green Climate Fund, which helps developing countries address climate change, Environment Minister Leona Aglukkaq said Thursday afternoon. Earlier that day, the U.N. announced that the fund had fallen short, ...
CAFOD welcomes government pledge to Green Climate FundIndependent Catholic News
$9.3 billion pledged to help poor nations combat global warmingBusiness Recorder
Climate fund receives $9.3B pledgeBlouin News Blogs
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CBC.ca
Canada will contribute $300 million to the Green Climate Fund, which helps developing countries address climate change, Environment Minister Leona Aglukkaq said Thursday afternoon. Earlier that day, the U.N. announced that the fund had fallen short, ...
CAFOD welcomes government pledge to Green Climate Fund
$9.3 billion pledged to help poor nations combat global warming
Climate fund receives $9.3B pledge
CTV News
Hiker who tried to rescue seal pup fined $230
CTV News
A woman who removed a distressed seal pup from a Vancouver Island park earlier this year in an attempt to save its life has been fined. The woman was hiking in Pacific Rim National Park on Sept. 14 when she found the injured seal, which was missing an ...
Photos: Rescued seal pups released in VancouverMetroNews Canada
Tagged And Tracked Seal Pups Contribute To Research By Vancouver ...Wire Service Canada (press release)
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CTV News
A woman who removed a distressed seal pup from a Vancouver Island park earlier this year in an attempt to save its life has been fined. The woman was hiking in Pacific Rim National Park on Sept. 14 when she found the injured seal, which was missing an ...
Photos: Rescued seal pups released in Vancouver
Tagged And Tracked Seal Pups Contribute To Research By Vancouver ...
Indian Express
Avoiding the climate change storm
Arab News
Humanity has a critical choice to make. We can continue to ignore the gathering threat of climate change and face growing peril from an increasingly unstable climate system, or we can embrace the many options we have to adapt to and mitigate climate ...
Planting trees to reduce global warming could actually do the oppositeClick Green
Sea levels rise owing to climate changeRoyal Gazette
Writer Questions Source of Climate Change SkepticLaguna Beach Independent Newspaper
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Arab News
Humanity has a critical choice to make. We can continue to ignore the gathering threat of climate change and face growing peril from an increasingly unstable climate system, or we can embrace the many options we have to adapt to and mitigate climate ...
Planting trees to reduce global warming could actually do the opposite
Sea levels rise owing to climate change
Writer Questions Source of Climate Change Skeptic
Tech Times
Newly Discovered 'Stargazing' Shrimp Always Looks to the Heavens
Tech Times
Stargazing shrimp have been discovered, looking like aliens underwater - how could they be looking everywhere at once? (Photo : Guido Zsilavecz). A "stargazer shrimp" that always looks to the skies, through striped eyes like marbles has been discovered by ...
Sensational South AfricaVancouver Sun
Star-gazing Shrimp Discovered in South Africa (Photo)Canada News
'Star-gazing' shrimp discovered in South AfricaReuters
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Tech Times
Stargazing shrimp have been discovered, looking like aliens underwater - how could they be looking everywhere at once? (Photo : Guido Zsilavecz). A "stargazer shrimp" that always looks to the skies, through striped eyes like marbles has been discovered by ...
Sensational South Africa
Star-gazing Shrimp Discovered in South Africa (Photo)
'Star-gazing' shrimp discovered in South Africa
Canada.com
Photos: Views of the Canary Islands
Canada.com
Mountains tower above Los Christianos in Tenerife, Canary Island, Spain. Photo: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images. comment. Share on email ? Mark Stachiew. Published: November 21, 2014, 3:48 pm. Updated: 3 hours ago. A A A. A A A. In the Atlantic Ocean, not ...
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Canada.com
Mountains tower above Los Christianos in Tenerife, Canary Island, Spain. Photo: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images. comment. Share on email ? Mark Stachiew. Published: November 21, 2014, 3:48 pm. Updated: 3 hours ago. A A A. A A A. In the Atlantic Ocean, not ...
The mystery of the dead galaxies
Science AAAS
In our own Milky Way galaxy, clouds of gas are still condensing and igniting to form new stars. But amid the fertile galaxies, astronomers have found others in which the star-making process has come to a halt. For decades, scientists assumed that such "red, ...
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In our own Milky Way galaxy, clouds of gas are still condensing and igniting to form new stars. But amid the fertile galaxies, astronomers have found others in which the star-making process has come to a halt. For decades, scientists assumed that such "red, ...
Astronomers agree on airplane contrails
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Blanche Ward of Charlottetown, Labrador, spotted two small trails of smoke slowly flying high across the sky on Nov. 17. © Submitted photo. On November 17, Blanche Ward of Charlottetown sighted an unidentified object flying slowly across the sky.
Unidentified flying object spotted off CharlottetownNor'Wester
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Blanche Ward of Charlottetown, Labrador, spotted two small trails of smoke slowly flying high across the sky on Nov. 17. © Submitted photo. On November 17, Blanche Ward of Charlottetown sighted an unidentified object flying slowly across the sky.
Unidentified flying object spotted off Charlottetown
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