2015年6月4日 星期四

2015-06-05 Singapore Science


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Researchers Rule out Human Cause in Chile's Mass Whale Beaching   
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Discovery News
   
Ocean Life Set for Reshuffle Unseen in 3 Million Years   
Discovery News
The world's oceans could face a massive reshuffling by the end of the century -- the likes of which hasn't been seen in as many as 3 million years -- due to warming waters. Changes are already afoot in the oceans. Roughly 93 percent of the heat trapped by ...


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The Hindu
   
Surfing Facebook is a medical condition!   
The Hindu
Ever wondered what our brain is doing while we take a break? During those quiet moments, our brain prepares to “see the world through a social lens”, reveals a new study. The findings explain why Facebook or Twitter are such popular diversions for people ...

Surfing Facebook is a 'medical condition'!   Khaleej Times
Brain's need to be social drives us to Facebook   Chandigarh Tribune
Do you visit Facebook very often? It could be a 'medical condition'   Business Standard

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Sydney Morning Herald
   
US meteorological body finds global warming 'slow down' did not happen   
Sydney Morning Herald
A much discussed "slow down" in global warming did not actually happen and the heating up of the planet has continued apace since the turn of the century, a new assessment by the lead United States meteorological body has found. Scientists from the US ...

Upon closer look, a global warming hiatus is ruled out, US scientists say   Los Angeles Times
Global Warming 'Hiatus' Challenged by NOAA Research   New York Times
The global warming 'hiatus' is a myth, says new Science study   ABC Online
The Guardian   
News Sentinel   
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National Geographic
   
'Hellboy' dinosaur species discovered in Alberta proves a fitting subject for a ...   
Toronto Star
Hellboy the dinosaur is more than just a scientific marvel — he's a regular Cupid. Nicknamed “hellboy” because of its difficult excavation, the Regaliceratops peterhewsi is the latest discovery in the dinosaur kingdom. The giant horned reptile is an important ...

New dinosaur 'Hellboy' unveiled at Royal Tyrrell Museum   CTV News
'Hellboy' dinosaur found   Telegraph.co.uk
'Hellboy' horned dinosaur unveiled in Alberta museum   Toronto Sun
CBC.ca   
Calgary Herald   
South China Morning Post (subscription)   
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Sky News Australia
   
NASA 'flying saucer' launch set   
Sky News Australia
Bad weather has led the US space agency to once more postpone the first test of the largest parachute ever deployed. If conditions improve, the test flight of the flying saucer, known as the Low-Density Supersonic Decelerator, will be broadcast live on NASA's ...

SNORT Is Where NASA Engineers Destroy Next-Generation Parachutes   io9
NASA 'flying saucer' launch set for Friday   Phys.Org
Nasa's Martian 'flying saucer' ready for testing   Stuff.co.nz
The Age   
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Los Angeles Times
   
New mini-frogs discovered in Brazil - just 1 centimeter long   
Los Angeles Times
Researchers have discovered seven never-before-seen species of tiny frogs that are no bigger than your thumbnail. lRelated Meet scientists' picks for the top 10 new species of 2015 · Science Now · Meet scientists' picks for the top 10 new species of 2015.
Seven New Miniature Frog Species Discovered in Brazilian Cloud Forest   NBCNews.com
Seven tiny frog species found on seven mountains   BBC News
Seven amazing new frog species discovered in Brazil   State Column
PerfScience   
Treehugger   
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ABC Online
   
Coalition defends climate change policies after grilling from US, China, South ...   
ABC Online
The Coalition has defended its action to tackle climate change after Australia's emissions reduction policies were questioned at a United Nations conference in Germany. Yesterday, the United States, South Africa and China all questioned whether Australia's ...

Australia cops questions on carbon tax, 5% target   The Australian
Australia has forfeited world leadership on climate policy, says Kofi Annan panel   The Guardian
Australia singled out as a climate change 'free-rider' by international panel   Sydney Morning Herald
9news.com.au   
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Empire State Tribune
   
Climate change brings needed rain to Africa   
Fox News
Climate change has been going on since the beginning of time, but has been the source of intense debate in recent years. In the case of the Sahel area of Africa, climate change means 4 more inches of desperately-needed rainfall per year than in the past, ...

Investors need climate change behavioural shift: study   The Globe and Mail
Carbon Trust: Boards Blind to Both Risks and Opportunities from Climate ...   Financial Express
Investors foolish to ignore climate change impact on returns: Mercer   The Australian Financial Review

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Yahoo News UK
   
World Environment Day 2015: The costs of using up Earth's natural resources   
Yahoo News UK
Humanity is using more than the Earth can provide. Many of our planet's ecosystems are reaching critical point of depletion or nearing irreversible change, pushed by economic development and population growth. According to the United Nations, if current ...

'Unsustainable consumption, production threaten environment'   The Nation
Valuing nature: Key agenda for Indonesia and the globe   Jakarta Post
Consume with care   gulfnews.com
Financial Express   
Daily Times   
The Express Tribune   
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