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TIME

Astronaut Twins Prep for Pioneering Space Study
ABC News
Astronaut twins Mark and Scott Kelly participate in a space study that could get us closer to a manned mission to Mars. 3:21 | 03/22/15. Share. Title. Description. Share From. Share With. Facebook. Tweet. </> Embed. Email. <br/><a ...

Breathe deep: How the ISS keeps astronauts alive   CNET
Astronaut Chris Hadfield issues prime directive: improve quality of life for all   Macleans.ca
Astronaut Chris Hadfield fires up tech entrepreneurs to push outer limits   Vancouver Sun
Philly.com
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Cantech Letter

We're not going to Mars anytime soon, says this astronaut
Cantech Letter
Astronaut Julie Payette poured cold water on the hopes of potential Mars astronauts, speaking to a gathering on Wednesday at the International Civil Aviation Organization's headquarters in Montreal. “Nobody is going anywhere in 10 years,” she said.
Mars One CEO Bas Lansdorp responds to criticism of the spacefaring project   Canada News
Op-Ed: Mars One success estimated less than 50 percent   Digital Journal
Mars One is not a scam and we WILL go to the red planet, CEO Bas Lansdorp ...   Daily Mail
CBC.ca
Toronto Sun
La Crosse Tribune
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Daily Times

World Forest Day: Govt committed to safeguarding forest resources ...
Daily Times
ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Climate Change Mushahidullah Khan has said that the government is committed to safeguard existing forest resources and increase area under forests from below 5 percent of the total land mass of the country. “I will leave no ...

UN chief calls for more efforts to invest in, protect world's forests   GlobalPost
Saint Lucia to observe 2015 Int'l Day of Forests   St. Lucia News Online
International Day of Forests celebrated in Jaipur   Merinews
Gizmodo Australia
Times Colonist
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Digital Journal

Rare sighting of unbelievably cute Chinese Ili pika
Digital Journal
An extremely rare sighting of the incredibly cute, Chinese Ili pika, will hopefully bring world attention to the plight of this very elusive but also endangered species. If it was 7ft and weighed 400 pounds, it would probably have become a legend like Big Foot or ...

Rare Pika Comes Out of Hiding After More Than 20 Years   Nature World News
Ili Pika: Scientists Photograph Extremely Rare, Teddy Bear-like Mammal For The ...   The Inquisitr
Researchers just recently photographed this extremely cute, endangered ...   Taft Midway Driller
iSchoolGuide
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KelownaNow

Science Talks Cover Everything from Beetles to Binary Stars in Vernon
KelownaNow
The two final Science in Society Speakers Series talks in Vernon cover subjects of very different sizes. Dr. Geraldine Peters. (Photo Credit: Contributed). Coming up on Thursday, March 26th, astrophysicist Dr. Geraldine J. Peters from the University of Southern ...

Science series continues   Vernon Morning Star

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Fox News

New Climate Paper Gives Global Warming Alarmists 'One Helluva Beating'
Fox News
By James Delingpole, Breitbart News. A new scientific paper has driven yet another nail into the coffin of Catastrophic Anthropogenic Global Warming theory. (H/T Bishop Hill) The paper – Rethinking the lower bound on aerosol radiative forcing by Bjorn ...

Republican frostiness toward modern science gathers pace   Sydney Morning Herald
Why I am a Climate Change Skeptic   The Heartland Institute
What Climate Change?: Understanding Incentives for Denial   Harvard Political Review
MINA
WQAD.com
Pioneer News
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The Durango Herald

A blind spot in climate change
The Durango Herald
“Any comprehensive strategy to address climate change should incorporate accounting for and reducing these (greenhouse-gas) emissions,” said Claire Moser, research and advocacy associate at the Center for American Progress. DENVER – A new report ...

US Could Slash Global Warming Emissions By Curbing Fossil Fuels Extraction ...   De Smog Blog (blog)

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Northwest Territories sees trade missions to China paying off
The Globe and Mail
In the remote Arctic hamlet of Tuktoyaktuk, on the shores of the Beaufort Sea in the Northwest Territories, rumblings of Chinese interest in funding a new research station, however unlikely, were warmly welcomed. But even if it were built, it would be just one of ...

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