- U.S. sets aside acreage for beach mice (AP)
- Man disrupts research projects in Alaska (AP)
- Bush signs bill for Great Lakes habitats (AP)
- Monolith perhaps largest found in Mexico (AP)
- U.S. population on track to 300 million (AP)
- Bush signs bill for Great Lakes habitats (AP)
- U.S. population set to hit 300 million (AP)
- Bush signs bill for Great Lakes habitats (AP)
- Monolith perhaps largest found in Mexico (AP)
- Expert: U.S. West becoming warmer faster (AP)
- Power restored to Hubble camera detector (AP)
- Increasing rain across the Southwest (weather.com)
- Ariane rocket puts three satellites in orbit (Reuters)
- New Orleans infested with wildlife (AP)
- Fossilized micro-embryos shed light on complexity of life (AFP)
- 2 still missing from La. pipeline blast (AP)
- Sebelius, Barnett debate property rights (AP)
- U.S. population set to hit 300M on Tues. (AP)
- Divers revel in swimming with sharks (AP)
- Scientist sees art through a microscope (AP)
- Bush signs bill for Great Lakes habitats (AP)
- Monolith perhaps largest found in Mexico (AP)
- Canoers stranded in Ariz. storm rescued (AP)
- Ariane rocket puts three satellites in orbit (Reuters)
- New Orleans infested with wildlife (AP)
- Fossilized micro-embryos shed light on complexity of life (AFP)
- Russia's Sakhalin energy project safe for now: official (AFP)
- Sebelius, Barnett debate property rights (AP)
- More tourists weigh zero gravity flights (AP)
- Eco-vandals free mink from Spain farms (AP)
- Livestock sperm bank preserves species (AP)
- Schwarzenegger expands green initiatives (AP)
- Schwarzenegger pushes emission markets (AP)
- Livestock sperm bank preserves species (AP)
- Feds promote donation of umbilical cords (AP)
- More tourists weigh zero gravity flights (AP)
- U.S. coal plant boom poses big questions (AP)
- Weather around the U.S.A. (AP)
- Ariane rocket puts three satellites in orbit (Reuters)
- Pampered U.S. pets dress up for Halloween (Reuters)
- Fossilized micro-embryos shed light on complexity of life (AFP)
- OPEC to meet in Qatar on cut in output (AFP)
- EU set to decide on compulsory tests for GMO rice (Reuters)
- Hawaii quake blame on volcanic stress (AP)
- States to lower greenhouse gas emissions (AP)
- Livestock sperm bank preserves species (AP)
- Feds promote donation of umbilical cords (AP)
- More tourists weigh zero gravity flights (AP)
- Downpours will slip eastward, slacken Tuesday (weather.com)
- Ariane rocket puts three satellites in orbit (Reuters)
- Cat starts house fire, dog saves owner (AP)
- Fossilized micro-embryos shed light on complexity of life (AFP)
- OPEC to meet in Qatar on cut in output (AFP)
- EU set to decide on compulsory tests for GMO rice (Reuters)
- Hawaii quake blamed on volcanic stress (AP)
- Scientists create super-heavy element (AP)
- States to lower greenhouse gas emissions (AP)
- Storms alter canyon in southern Arizona (AP)
- Livestock sperm bank preserves species (AP)
- 3 dead in Texas thunderstorms, flooding (AP)
- Ariane rocket puts three satellites in orbit (Reuters)
- Cat starts house fire, dog saves owner (AP)
- Fossilized micro-embryos shed light on complexity of life (AFP)
- OPEC to meet in Qatar on cut in output (AFP)
- Mutated gene raises autism risk, US study finds (Reuters)
- Rare meteorite found in Kansas field (AP)
- Radar helps locate meteorite in Kansas (AP)
- Hawaii quake blamed on volcanic stress (AP)
- Scientists create super-heavy element (AP)
- NASA may delay some shuttle launches (AP)
- States to lower greenhouse gas emissions (AP)
- Gaza arms buildup brings Israeli raids (The Christian Science Monitor)
- 'Another New Mars': NASA Orbiter Ready for Red Planet Science (SPACE.com / LiveScience.com)
- Dog saves owner, dies trying to save cat (AP)
- Fossilized micro-embryos shed light on complexity of life (AFP)
- OPEC to meet in Qatar on cut in output (AFP)
- Mutated gene raises autism risk, US study finds (Reuters)
- Fungal disease killing L.A. palm trees (AP)
- Group: Video games can reshape education (AP)
- Supercomputers can't mimic nuke blast (AP)
- Cardinals beat Mets; On cusp of Series (AP)
- Fewer pollinators mean trouble for crops (AP)
- Bush seeks to block enemies from space (AP)
- Supercomputers can't mimic nuke blast (AP)
- Group: Video games can reshape education (AP)
- Fungal disease killing L.A. palm trees (AP)
- Two Greek islands declared disaster areas after night of floods (AFP)
- CBS correspondent Christopher Glenn dies (AP)
- Whaling nations heartened by Icelandic move (AFP)
- Fossilized micro-embryos shed light on complexity of life (AFP)
- Mexico fuel tanker blast kills 6, more feared dead (Reuters)
- Lilly to absorb biotech firm, get full rights to Cialis (AFP)
- Grammar-based peptide fights bacteria (AP)
- Female space tourist hopes for return (AP)
- Calif. presents plan to save Salton Sea (AP)
- 'Green manure' may protect Idaho crops (AP)
- Researcher: Northwest may get more rain (AP)
- Scientists say Hawaii hit by two quakes (AP)
- Scientists create cloak of invisibility (AP)
- Expert sees Northwest getting more rain (AP)
- Hawaii quake damages special telescopes (AP)
- Scientists create cloak of invisibility (AP)
- U.N.: Number of ocean 'dead zones' rise (AP)
- Scientists: Ozone hole size sets record (AP)
- Experts: Some women perform well in math (AP)
- Russia launches Europe weather satellite (AP)
- Scientists create cloak of invisibility (AP)
- Global warming study predicts wild ride (AP)
- Utah scientists find new dinosaur fossil (AP)
- Teachers say pluto's downgrade teachable (AP)
- Researchers developing purple tomatoes (AP)
- Scientists: Wood makes plastic stronger (AP)
- Stormy weather hits the Northeast (weather.com)
- German cottage destroyed by meteor (Reuters)
- Whaling already hurting tourism to Iceland (AFP)
- Researchers find new species in box at US museum (Reuters)
- European leaders push Russia on energy (AP)
- Women, told their genes make them worse at math, scored poorly (AFP)
- Research mice leaving NYC for suburbs (AP)
- Asia's kouprey may not be new species (AP)
- Philly museum to sell minerals, gems (AP)
- Thieves lead to discovery of Egypt tombs (AP)
- Arrest leads to discovery of Egypt tombs (AP)
- Philly museum to sell minerals, gems (AP)
- Asia's kouprey may not be new species (AP)
- Research mice leaving NYC for suburbs (AP)
- Space enthusiasts compete at X Prize Cup (AP)
- Chilly Eastern Half but Warm Southwest (weather.com)
- NYC park named for Challenger astronaut (AP)
- Humble dung gets its day in the sun at Miami zoo (AFP)
- Utah scientists find new dinosaur fossil (AP)
- U.S. gasoline prices dip to $2.20 a gallon (Reuters)
- Women, told their genes make them worse at math, scored poorly (AFP)
- Thieves lead to discovery of Egypt tombs (AP)
- Philly museum to sell minerals, gems (AP)
- Asia's kouprey may not be new species (AP)
- Research mice leaving NYC for suburbs (AP)
- Space enthusiasts compete at X Prize Cup (AP)
- Chilly Eastern Half but Warm Southwest (weather.com)
- NYC park named for Challenger astronaut (AP)
- Humble dung gets its day in the sun at Miami zoo (AFP)
- Utah scientists find new dinosaur fossil (AP)
- U.S. gasoline prices dip to $2.20 a gallon (Reuters)
- Women, told their genes make them worse at math, scored poorly (AFP)
- Iceland breaks ban on commercial whaling (AP)
- Thieves lead to discovery of Egypt tombs (AP)
- Iceland breaks ban on commercial whaling (AP)
- Russian unmanned ship is launched (AP)
- Decision soon on Hubble repair mission (AP)
- Humans living far beyond planet's means: WWF (Reuters)
- Ethiopia's "Lucy" to be exhibited in United States (Reuters)
- S.Korea scientist says paid gangsters for mammoth (Reuters)
- U.S., EU hold climate talks despite Kyoto rift (Reuters)
- Dinosaur fossils spill their guts, out come worms (Reuters)
- Hurricane Paul weakens to tropical storm (AP)
- Russia can repel asteroids to save Earth: official (AFP)
- Australians among world's top resource consumers (Reuters)
- Utah scientists find new dinosaur fossil (AP)
- Off-shore leases on hold in Louisiana (AP)
- SKorean clone fake says can prove work genuine (AFP)
- Climate change, fungal disease threaten frogs (Reuters)
- Butterfly tagging sheds light on migrating monarch (Reuters)
- UK surgeons get go-ahead for full face transplant (Reuters)
- Environmentalist Suzuki to quit spotlight for simple life (Reuters)
- U.S. and EU agree to boost environment cooperation (Reuters)
- China launches two satellites into orbit (Reuters)
- UK surgeons get go-ahead for full face transplant (Reuters)
- UK surgeons get go-ahead for full face transplant (Reuters)
- Butterfly tagging sheds light on migrating monarch (Reuters)
- Environmentalist Suzuki to quit spotlight for simple life (Reuters)
- Climate change, fungal disease threaten frogs (Reuters)
- Tiny island states seek help from rising Pacific (Reuters)
- Hawaii reports strong quake, no tsunami alert (Reuters)
- NASA to launch 3-D mission to study sun (AFP)
- Weather, pilot blamed for Nepal crash (AP)
- CORRECTION: Ethiopia's "Lucy" to be exhibited in United States (Reuters)
- Australia plans world's biggest space-age solar power station (AFP)
- Election battle on stem cells heats up in Missouri (Reuters)
- Full face transplant gets go-ahead in UK (Reuters)
- Butterfly tagging sheds light on migrating monarch (Reuters)
- Environmentalist Suzuki to quit spotlight for simple life (Reuters)
- Climate change, fungal disease threaten frogs (Reuters)
- Tiny island states seek help from rising Pacific (Reuters)
- Hawaii reports strong quake, no tsunami alert (Reuters)
- NASA to launch 3-D mission to study sun (AFP)
- Weather, pilot blamed for Nepal crash (AP)
- Ethiopia's "Lucy" to be exhibited in United States (Reuters)
- Australia plans world's biggest space-age solar power station (AFP)
- Election battle on stem cells heats up in Missouri (Reuters)
- Mexican footprints may be among oldest in Americas (Reuters)
- U.S. space probes launched to capture 3-D sun image (Reuters)
- NASA spacecraft to study solar flares (AP)
- Australia to build largest solar plant (AP)
- Wash. landowners to help pygmy rabbits (AP)
- Lucy fossil not coming to Smithsonian (AP)
- A very lost manatee is chilly in Memphis (AP)
- La. lawmakers cite AP insurance analysis (AP)
- NASA launches STEREO mission to study sun in 3-D (AFP)
- Cork, oak trees dying for unknown reasons: conservation group (AFP)
- Oldest Bee Fossil Creates New Buzz (SPACE.com / LiveScience.com)
- Turkmen leader promises free gas, power (AP)
- Md. Senate candidates bicker in debate (AP)
- Russian space ship doesn't dock properly (AP)
- Russia cargo ship docks at space station (AP)
- Science takes a bite out of vampires (AP)
- NASA spacecraft to study solar flares (AP)
- Australia to build largest solar plant (AP)
- Ancient footprints found in Mexico valley (AP)
- A look at last year's U.S. hurricanes (AP)
- Russian rocket docks successfully with ISS (Reuters)
- Humble dung gets its day in the sun at Miami zoo (AFP)
- Lucy fossil not coming to Smithsonian (AP)
- ExxonMobil profits gush above 10 bln dlrs (AFP)
- Stem cell issue roils Missouri race (AP)
- Science bites myth of vampires, ghosts (AP)
- Study: Lake Tahoe landslide made tsunami (AP)
- Next space tourist to launch in March (AP)
- British twins have different skin color (AP)
- Signs promising for Hubble telescope (AP)
- Scientist extols power of silence (AP)
- Wildcat tests Japan's environmental will (AP)
- Climate negotiators eye 2008 elections (AP)
- Ethics rules send NIH scientists packing (AP)
- Plane sensors offering better forecasts (AP)
- U.N.: Global warming gases on rise again (AP)
- Report warns about global warming (AP)
- Plane sensors offering better forecasts (AP)
- Ethics rules send NIH scientists packing (AP)
- Wildcat tests Japan's environmental will (AP)
- Climate negotiators eye 2008 elections (AP)
- Wind-driven (weather.com)
- 2009 named International Year of Astronomy (AFP)
- Black cat adoptions banned on Halloween (AP)
- New Recipe: How to Make a Mass Extinction (SPACE.com / LiveScience.com)
- Nigerian villagers vacate two of four oil stations (Reuters)
- Md. Senate rivals spar on Iraq, abortion (AP)
- Gore to advise British on global warming (AP)
- Plane sensors offering better forecasts (AP)
- Ethics rules send NIH scientists packing (AP)
- Wildcat tests Japan's environmental will (AP)
- Climate negotiators eye 2008 elections (AP)
- Wind-driven (weather.com)
- Two deep sea quakes hit northern Indonesia (AFP)
- Black cat adoptions banned on Halloween (AP)
- New Recipe: How to Make a Mass Extinction (SPACE.com / LiveScience.com)
- Nigerian villagers vacate two of four oil stations (Reuters)
- Md. Senate rivals spar on Iraq, abortion (AP)
- Scientist finds 100 million-year-old bee (AP)
- U.N.: Global warming gases on rise again (AP)
- Global warming could devastate economy (AP)