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- Dr. Reese Halter: Stupendous Tropical Rainforests Offer Medicine and Fight Global Warming
Tropical forests are felled at approximately 55,000 square miles a year. This is equivalent to the area of Switzerland and the Netherlands combined -- the size of a football field every second. Read More... - Review: 'Brazil on the Rise' finds country poised to attain long-sought status as world power
"Brazil on the Rise" (Palgrave Macmillan, ) by Larry Rohter: When Larry Rohter stepped down as The New York Times' Brazil bureau chief in 2008, he was easily the most reviled foreign correspondent in the country. Read More... - Stan Brock gets Inamori Ethics prize at Case Western Reserve University
Adventurer Stan Brock has helped tens of thousands of people in remote and underserved areas of the United States and the world get free medical care over the past three decades. Read More... - More things to do
THEATER Top of Utah 'THE ALTOS: A LITTLE LOWER THAN THE SOPRANOS,' Hunt Mystery Theater, 7 p.m. Sept. 10, 24, Boccia's D'Italia, 1045 N. Washington Blvd., Ogden. /show, food available for purchase. 866-569-1482. Discount code for .50 off: hmnews. Additional shows and dates at a Sandy restaurant. www.huntmysteries.com . read more Read More... - Toshiba to Launch the World`s Fastest SDHC Memory Card
Toshiba today announced the launch of 8GB, 16GB and 32GB SDHC UHS-I cards compliant with the SD Memory Card Standard Ver. 3.0 (SD 3.0), UHS104. These new SD cards offer the world`s fastest SDHC data read and write speeds. Read More... - Hubble astronaut rues broken planet
NASA astronaut John Grunsfeld has been visiting Sydney to promote the IMAX release of Hubble 3D. Read More... - New state-of-the-art science building opens for Westridge's first day of school
PASADENA - Since workers broke ground in April 2009 on an ultra-modern, million science building, the 500 students at Westridge School - and passers-by on Orange Grove Boulevard - have watched the structure rise on the campus. Read More... - Gold rush
It looks like a meteor strike: From out of nowhere, a huge clearing appears in the jungle - a deep, rust-colored pit surrounded by mounds of dirt and thick stands of trees pushed to the side in dense piles of overturned soil. Read More... - Vogel Family on Bikes update: The cancer kids of Cochabamba
Posted: Sep 02, 2010 01:00 am EDT Nancy Vogel reported about an incredibly emotional ride they had in Bolivia ? not on their bicycles but in a hospital with cancer children in Cochabamba. They decided to set up a charity fund for the kids. Read More... - Rams out in the wilderness
Rodney Ley has climbed mountains all over the world, from 14ers in Colorado to massive peaks in Nepal and South America. ?Doing things outdoors is all about getting away from the connectivity of day-to-day life,? Ley said. Read More...
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