Toronto Star
Scientists chart a hidden watery world for life deep below ground
The Globe and Mail
Scientists have discovered that many of the oldest and deepest rock formations on Earth are suffused with water that is rich in chemical energy and could house a vast underground habitat for microbes that dates back to life's first stirrings. The find promises to ...
Volume of world's oldest water estimatedBBC News
Toronto geoscientists Release Paper On 'deep-Earth life'E Canada Now
Possibility of widespread 'deep-Earth life' jolts scientistsToronto Star
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The Globe and Mail
Scientists have discovered that many of the oldest and deepest rock formations on Earth are suffused with water that is rich in chemical energy and could house a vast underground habitat for microbes that dates back to life's first stirrings. The find promises to ...
Volume of world's oldest water estimated
Toronto geoscientists Release Paper On 'deep-Earth life'
Possibility of widespread 'deep-Earth life' jolts scientists
Daily Mail
Nasa's Voyager 1 probe reveals deep space sounds as it rides 'tsumani wave'
Daily Mail
The Voyager 1 spacecraft is still riding a massive 'tsunami wave' that first began in February, Nasa has revealed. It is the longest-lasting shock wave that researchers have seen in interstellar space. Experts say the find is making them rethink how the 'end of ...
Voyager 1 Rides 'Tsunami' Through Interstellar SpaceTech Times
Voyager is still riding shock wave in interstellar spaceUPI.com
Voyager 1 rides 'tsunami wave' in interstellar spaceFox News
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Daily Mail
The Voyager 1 spacecraft is still riding a massive 'tsunami wave' that first began in February, Nasa has revealed. It is the longest-lasting shock wave that researchers have seen in interstellar space. Experts say the find is making them rethink how the 'end of ...
Voyager 1 Rides 'Tsunami' Through Interstellar Space
Voyager is still riding shock wave in interstellar space
Voyager 1 rides 'tsunami wave' in interstellar space
NEWS.com.au
A photo from the International Space Station on December 7, 2014. Picture: AFP ...
NEWS.com.au
THE International Space Station (ISS) is a collaborative project between the US, Russia and other European states that demonstrates the awesome achievements possible when nations work together. Launched in 1998, the space station acts as a habitable ...
Russia 'to build own space station'Perth Now
Russia considers building its own space station: RIAReuters
Russia considers building its own space station: Report 0London Free Press
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NEWS.com.au
THE International Space Station (ISS) is a collaborative project between the US, Russia and other European states that demonstrates the awesome achievements possible when nations work together. Launched in 1998, the space station acts as a habitable ...
Russia 'to build own space station'
Russia considers building its own space station: RIA
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Toronto Star
The Lima deal
The News International
It is a measure of how little progress the international community has made in combating climate change that the last-ditch agreement reached in Peru is both historic and weak. The Lima accord is unprecedented because it commits every country in the world ...
A truly global summit on climate changeWashington Post
Why politicians don't fight climate change: WalkomToronto Star
Care for the Whole Creation: The World Council of Churches at COP20 in LimaHuffington Post
Irish Times
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The News International
It is a measure of how little progress the international community has made in combating climate change that the last-ditch agreement reached in Peru is both historic and weak. The Lima accord is unprecedented because it commits every country in the world ...
A truly global summit on climate change
Why politicians don't fight climate change: Walkom
Care for the Whole Creation: The World Council of Churches at COP20 in Lima
Santa Fe Reporter
Christmas for the Birds
Santa Fe Reporter
Between now and Jan. 5 a dedicated group of local volunteer bird enthusiasts will brave the pre-dawn cold to participate in the Santa Fe chapter of the national Audubon Center's Christmas Bird Count. “There's always that moment when your alarm first goes ...
Christmas Bird Counts Underway and Already Yielding Great SurprisesWCAI
Volunteers are needed to count birds during Christmas Bird CountFarmington Daily Times
Christmas Bird CountCasper Journal
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Santa Fe Reporter
Between now and Jan. 5 a dedicated group of local volunteer bird enthusiasts will brave the pre-dawn cold to participate in the Santa Fe chapter of the national Audubon Center's Christmas Bird Count. “There's always that moment when your alarm first goes ...
Christmas Bird Counts Underway and Already Yielding Great Surprises
Volunteers are needed to count birds during Christmas Bird Count
Christmas Bird Count
New York Times
Snow Is Down and Heat Is Up in the Arctic, Report Says
New York Times
SAN FRANCISCO — The Arctic continues to warm faster than the rest of the globe, and with greater repercussions, scientists are reporting. The new findings appear in the Arctic Report Card, first published in 2006 by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...
Arctic still heating up twice as fast than rest of planetChristian Science Monitor
NASA satellites measure increase of Sun's energy absorbed in the Arctic(e) Science News
NOAA Arctic Report Card Shows a Rapid Rise in Arctic Air TemperaturesTIME
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New York Times
SAN FRANCISCO — The Arctic continues to warm faster than the rest of the globe, and with greater repercussions, scientists are reporting. The new findings appear in the Arctic Report Card, first published in 2006 by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...
Arctic still heating up twice as fast than rest of planet
NASA satellites measure increase of Sun's energy absorbed in the Arctic
NOAA Arctic Report Card Shows a Rapid Rise in Arctic Air Temperatures
The Nation
Greenland's ice sheet shifts could speed melt
Business Spectator
New discoveries in Greenland's warming ice sheet tell a chilling tale of change in its depths. Mysterious under-snow lakes pockmarking its edges and deep layers of ice at higher elevations both point to changes that could hasten melt and send water ...
Greenland ice sheet melting faster than earlier predictedWest Texas News
Old Images Of Greenland Show Stunning Changes When Compared To TodayBusinessinsider India
NASA reveals the complex hidden secrets of Greenland's ice sheetsThe Weather Network
Lab Manager Magazine
Mother Nature Network
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Business Spectator
New discoveries in Greenland's warming ice sheet tell a chilling tale of change in its depths. Mysterious under-snow lakes pockmarking its edges and deep layers of ice at higher elevations both point to changes that could hasten melt and send water ...
Greenland ice sheet melting faster than earlier predicted
Old Images Of Greenland Show Stunning Changes When Compared To Today
NASA reveals the complex hidden secrets of Greenland's ice sheets
Scientific American
Comet-Landing Spacecraft's Exact Location Still Eludes Scientists
Scientific American
More than a month after the Philae spacecraft bounced to the surface of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, European Space Agency scientists still have not been able to figure out where it came to rest. Credit: ESA/Rosetta/MPS for OSIRIS Team.
Year in Space: Rosetta Mission's Comet Landing Takes the PrizeNBCNews.com
Philae lander lives on through dramatic images of its landingBio & Tech Insights
ESA Says Philae Lander May Return to WorkDesign & Trend
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Scientific American
More than a month after the Philae spacecraft bounced to the surface of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, European Space Agency scientists still have not been able to figure out where it came to rest. Credit: ESA/Rosetta/MPS for OSIRIS Team.
Year in Space: Rosetta Mission's Comet Landing Takes the Prize
Philae lander lives on through dramatic images of its landing
ESA Says Philae Lander May Return to Work
Huge show of support for CUPE
Castlegar News
Workers from several unions joined CUPE 2262 on the picket line outside city hall Friday afternoon. — image credit: Chris Stedile. 0. posted Dec 17, 2014 at 4:00 PM. Chris Stedile. Castlegar News. CUPE 2262 has been on strike for five weeks now and they ...
City/union to resume mediated talksThe Castlegar Source
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Castlegar News
Workers from several unions joined CUPE 2262 on the picket line outside city hall Friday afternoon. — image credit: Chris Stedile. 0. posted Dec 17, 2014 at 4:00 PM. Chris Stedile. Castlegar News. CUPE 2262 has been on strike for five weeks now and they ...
City/union to resume mediated talks
Troy Media
Local group hoping to convince new council to declare support for Blue Dot ...
Kawartha Media Group
KAWARTHA LAKES - There's a small, but growing movement in the City of Kawartha Lakes to make environmental protection a part of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. “Protecting the environment ultimately means protecting human life,” says ...
Looking Back on the Blue Dot Tour and Ahead to the New YearHuffington Post Canada
Looking back on the Blue Dot Tour . . .Troy Media
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Kawartha Media Group
KAWARTHA LAKES - There's a small, but growing movement in the City of Kawartha Lakes to make environmental protection a part of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. “Protecting the environment ultimately means protecting human life,” says ...
Looking Back on the Blue Dot Tour and Ahead to the New Year
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