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Break out in green this holiday week
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With the September school holidays under way, agencies and green groups have lined up a slew of environmental events to help students and their families better appreciate nature in Singapore. From nature talks to craft sessions where participants can ...
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With the September school holidays under way, agencies and green groups have lined up a slew of environmental events to help students and their families better appreciate nature in Singapore. From nature talks to craft sessions where participants can ...
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Papers with shorter titles get more citations
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To William Shakespeare, brevity was the soul of wit. For scientists, it may be even more valuable, as conciseness seems to correlate with how frequently a research paper is cited. Adrian Letchford and his colleagues at the University of Warwick in ...
Academic papers are now so unintelligible that NO ONE can read themDaily Mail
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To William Shakespeare, brevity was the soul of wit. For scientists, it may be even more valuable, as conciseness seems to correlate with how frequently a research paper is cited. Adrian Letchford and his colleagues at the University of Warwick in ...
Academic papers are now so unintelligible that NO ONE can read them
KQED
The Cassini Spacecraft Gets Set for a Grand Finale
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Saturn's moon Dione set against its mother planet's rings (left), and a closeup of chasms on Dione's surface captured by Cassini's August 17 close flyby. (Cassini/NASA). By Ben Burress, Chabot Space & Science Center September 4, 2015. Share. Share on ...
NASA's Cassini spacecraft discovers a difference in one of Saturn's ringsClarksville Online
5 September 2015 in News: One of Saturn's rings is not like the othersAstronomy Now Online
Dione's transit image captured by Cassini is rather eerieTechie News
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Saturn's moon Dione set against its mother planet's rings (left), and a closeup of chasms on Dione's surface captured by Cassini's August 17 close flyby. (Cassini/NASA). By Ben Burress, Chabot Space & Science Center September 4, 2015. Share. Share on ...
NASA's Cassini spacecraft discovers a difference in one of Saturn's rings
5 September 2015 in News: One of Saturn's rings is not like the others
Dione's transit image captured by Cassini is rather eerie
AsiaOne
Study ASEAN in its villages, not in Internet cafes
AsiaOne
As we get closer to the goal of creating the ASEAN Economic Community, it is heartening to see that on the ground level, awareness of ASEAN and appreciation of ASEAN's achievements have both grown, notably among the younger generation. This was at ...
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As we get closer to the goal of creating the ASEAN Economic Community, it is heartening to see that on the ground level, awareness of ASEAN and appreciation of ASEAN's achievements have both grown, notably among the younger generation. This was at ...
Sky News Australia
Ministers talk climate finance in Paris
Sky News Australia
Ministers and diplomats from 57 countries have gathered in Paris to discuss the make-or-break issue of finance in a climate rescue deal to be sealed in the French capital in December. The two-day huddle of foreign and environment ministers and senior ...
Contours of landmark UN climate pact starting to take shapegulfnews.com
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Ministers and diplomats from 57 countries have gathered in Paris to discuss the make-or-break issue of finance in a climate rescue deal to be sealed in the French capital in December. The two-day huddle of foreign and environment ministers and senior ...
Contours of landmark UN climate pact starting to take shape
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NEA: Expect hazy conditions today
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The 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) - a measure of air quality - for the next 24 hours is expected to be in the low to middle section of the unhealthy range and may further deteriorate if the winds are unfavourable, NEA said in an 8pm statement.
Haze set to get worse, hit 'unhealthy' rangeTODAYonline
Air quality in Singapore hits unhealthy range on SundayThe Straits Times
Hazy conditions may persist through Monday: NEAChannel News Asia
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The 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) - a measure of air quality - for the next 24 hours is expected to be in the low to middle section of the unhealthy range and may further deteriorate if the winds are unfavourable, NEA said in an 8pm statement.
Haze set to get worse, hit 'unhealthy' range
Air quality in Singapore hits unhealthy range on Sunday
Hazy conditions may persist through Monday: NEA
Dispatch Times
Boeing opens 'Starliner' Spaceship Plant in Florida
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“We're getting assured access to space by basically buying what the commercial world offers”. Boeing's newly named CST-100 Starliner spaceships will be prepared for flight in a processing hangar once used by NASA's space shuttles. The aircraft maker ...
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“We're getting assured access to space by basically buying what the commercial world offers”. Boeing's newly named CST-100 Starliner spaceships will be prepared for flight in a processing hangar once used by NASA's space shuttles. The aircraft maker ...
Space race heating up as Boeing partners with The NASA
Rising sea levels may threaten NASA launch sites
Space race heating up as Boeing partners with NASA
International Business Times
Endangered Saiga Antelope Mass Deaths Remain Unexplained As Scientists Hunt ...
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Saiga antelope with a baby grazes next to carcasses of dead antelopes lying on a field, in the Zholoba area of the Kostanay region, Kazakhstan, in this handout photo provided on May 20, 2015 by Kazakhstan's Ministry of Agriculture. Reuters/Kazakhstan's ...
Wildlife Experts have no clue about Mysterious death of 60000 antelopes in ...NYC Today
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Thousands of Antelopes are Dying Each Day - and No One Knows WhyI4U News
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Saiga antelope with a baby grazes next to carcasses of dead antelopes lying on a field, in the Zholoba area of the Kostanay region, Kazakhstan, in this handout photo provided on May 20, 2015 by Kazakhstan's Ministry of Agriculture. Reuters/Kazakhstan's ...
Wildlife Experts have no clue about Mysterious death of 60000 antelopes in ...
60000 Antelopes Dropped Dead In Less Than A Week - And Scientists Don't
Thousands of Antelopes are Dying Each Day - and No One Knows Why
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Cats Are Not Dependent on Humans, Study Shows
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Dogs have owners, cats have staff. Though the old joke is a stereotype of a feline's independent nature, that trope may have some scientific backing. Cats do not form the childlike dependence on humans that dogs do, new research suggests. advertisement.
Your cat doesn't miss you when you're away: studyBusiness Standard
Your Darling Cat Doesn't Miss You Much when You are Away, Suggests a StudyBizTek Mojo
Your cat doesn't love you: scienceNational Post
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Dogs have owners, cats have staff. Though the old joke is a stereotype of a feline's independent nature, that trope may have some scientific backing. Cats do not form the childlike dependence on humans that dogs do, new research suggests. advertisement.
Your cat doesn't miss you when you're away: study
Your Darling Cat Doesn't Miss You Much when You are Away, Suggests a Study
Your cat doesn't love you: science
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Fin whale makes appearance in north Puget Sound
Washington Times
SEATTLE (AP) - For the first time in many years, the second largest animal in the world — the fin whale — was spotted near Minor Island in north Puget Sound. KING-TV reports (http://kng5.tv/1Xux4Od ) that whale watchers saw the animal on Thursday.
Rare endangered fin whale seen near Victoria in Puget SoundDigital Journal
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Washington Times
SEATTLE (AP) - For the first time in many years, the second largest animal in the world — the fin whale — was spotted near Minor Island in north Puget Sound. KING-TV reports (http://kng5.tv/1Xux4Od ) that whale watchers saw the animal on Thursday.
Rare endangered fin whale seen near Victoria in Puget Sound
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