Channel News Asia
Why the haze looks denser at night
Channel News Asia
The sun and the Earth's atmosphere height are the factors that cause haze to look denser in the evening, according to Dr Erik Velasco, a research scientist from Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology. By Liyana Othman; POSTED: 17 Sep 2015 ...
Air pollution from daily sources 'also a health risk'TODAYonline
Scientist calls for Singapore ECAbunkerworld (subscription)
Singapore's air pollution from daily sources 'also a health risk'Malay Mail Online
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Channel News Asia
The sun and the Earth's atmosphere height are the factors that cause haze to look denser in the evening, according to Dr Erik Velasco, a research scientist from Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology. By Liyana Othman; POSTED: 17 Sep 2015 ...
Air pollution from daily sources 'also a health risk'
Scientist calls for Singapore ECA
Singapore's air pollution from daily sources 'also a health risk'
Toronto Star
US, China give hope for greenhouse gas deal
Toronto Star
Hope is building that world leaders will strike an international deal on greenhouse gas reductions this December at the Paris climate summit, driven in part by unprecedented leadership from the United States and China. The cost of renewable energy has ...
Climate pledges fall short, says UNThe Straits Times
Diplomats raise hopes for deal to cut greenhouse gasesFinancial Times
Paris climate summit: Don't mention CopenhagenBBC News
The Guardian
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Toronto Star
Hope is building that world leaders will strike an international deal on greenhouse gas reductions this December at the Paris climate summit, driven in part by unprecedented leadership from the United States and China. The cost of renewable energy has ...
Climate pledges fall short, says UN
Diplomats raise hopes for deal to cut greenhouse gases
Paris climate summit: Don't mention Copenhagen
euronews
Chinese boat sets North East Passage record
euronews
The sun rose on a new chapter of sailing history this week. On Tuesday Chinese skipper Guo Chuan and his four crew members from Russia, France and Germany set a new record for a non-stop sail of the treacherous North East Passage in the Arctic Ocean.
Chinese skipper completes non-stop journey through Northeast PassageBangkok Post
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euronews
The sun rose on a new chapter of sailing history this week. On Tuesday Chinese skipper Guo Chuan and his four crew members from Russia, France and Germany set a new record for a non-stop sail of the treacherous North East Passage in the Arctic Ocean.
Chinese skipper completes non-stop journey through Northeast Passage
Yachting: Chinese skipper completes non-stop journey through Northeast Passage
Clapway
Eruption of Mount Aso Volcano in Japan a Surprise
Clapway
Trails have been evacuated and flights were cancelled as Japan's Mount Aso sent plumes of smoke and ash a mile high into the air. Officials have stated that there was no warning that the eruption would occur and the event came as big surprise to ...
8 most dangerous volcanoes on Earth you probably did not know aboutIndia Today
Disastrous eruption of Mount Aso unlikely, experts sayAsahi Shimbun
Japanese Volcano Eruption Prompts Flight CancellationsTravelPulse
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Clapway
Trails have been evacuated and flights were cancelled as Japan's Mount Aso sent plumes of smoke and ash a mile high into the air. Officials have stated that there was no warning that the eruption would occur and the event came as big surprise to ...
8 most dangerous volcanoes on Earth you probably did not know about
Disastrous eruption of Mount Aso unlikely, experts say
Japanese Volcano Eruption Prompts Flight Cancellations
Air pollution kills 3.3 million a year globally, but much of it traced to ...
Yorkton This Week (press release)
WASHINGTON - Air pollution is killing 3.3 million people a year worldwide, according to a new study that includes this surprise: Farming plays a large role in smog and soot deaths in industrial nations. Scientists in Germany, Cyprus, Saudi Arabia and ...
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Yorkton This Week (press release)
WASHINGTON - Air pollution is killing 3.3 million people a year worldwide, according to a new study that includes this surprise: Farming plays a large role in smog and soot deaths in industrial nations. Scientists in Germany, Cyprus, Saudi Arabia and ...
Toronto Star
NASA confirms ocean covers Saturn's moon Enceladus
Toronto Star
Scientists have long suspected that Enceladus, Saturn's sixth-largest moon, has an ocean sloshing between its rocky core and icy crust. Now NASA scientists say that they've confirmed that the ocean covers the entire moon. A paper published this week in ...
As global ocean is confirmed for Saturn moon, scientists hope for new missionChristian Science Monitor
Global ocean discovered under Saturn's moon Enceladus' icy crust, researchers sayThe Pasadena Star-News
Astronomers find Saturn's moon has an ocean underneath its entireDaily Times
ExtremeTech
NYC Today
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Toronto Star
Scientists have long suspected that Enceladus, Saturn's sixth-largest moon, has an ocean sloshing between its rocky core and icy crust. Now NASA scientists say that they've confirmed that the ocean covers the entire moon. A paper published this week in ...
As global ocean is confirmed for Saturn moon, scientists hope for new mission
Global ocean discovered under Saturn's moon Enceladus' icy crust, researchers say
Astronomers find Saturn's moon has an ocean underneath its entire
Sydney Morning Herald
World Wide Fund for Nature says nearly half the world's marine animals wiped ...
Sydney Morning Herald
Humanity's mismanagement of the ocean has led to the loss of almost half the world's marine mammals, birds, reptiles and fish in a single generation, a World Wide Fund for Nature report says. The emergency edition of WWF's Living Blue Planet Report ...
Half of marine life wiped out in 40 years: WWFThe News International
Oceans on brink of collapse, says WWFTimes LIVE
Here's some bad news for fans of tuna and mackerelFortune
Stuff.co.nz
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Sydney Morning Herald
Humanity's mismanagement of the ocean has led to the loss of almost half the world's marine mammals, birds, reptiles and fish in a single generation, a World Wide Fund for Nature report says. The emergency edition of WWF's Living Blue Planet Report ...
Half of marine life wiped out in 40 years: WWF
Oceans on brink of collapse, says WWF
Here's some bad news for fans of tuna and mackerel
TODAYonline
Air pollution kills 3.3 million worldwide, may double: Study
TODAYonline
WASHINGTON — Air pollution is killing 3.3 million people a year worldwide, according to a new study that includes this surprise: Farming plays a large role in smog and soot deaths in industrial nations. Scientists in Germany, Cyprus, Saudi Arabia and ...
Air pollution could kill 6.6 million people a year by 2050Reuters
Millions dying around the world due to air pollutionKLFY
Air Pollution Deaths Will Double by 2050, Study SuggestsI4U News
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TODAYonline
WASHINGTON — Air pollution is killing 3.3 million people a year worldwide, according to a new study that includes this surprise: Farming plays a large role in smog and soot deaths in industrial nations. Scientists in Germany, Cyprus, Saudi Arabia and ...
Air pollution could kill 6.6 million people a year by 2050
Millions dying around the world due to air pollution
Air Pollution Deaths Will Double by 2050, Study Suggests
Wall Street Journal
NASA's Deep Space Exploration Program Faces Probable Delay
Wall Street Journal
NASA said the first manned flight of its Orion capsule, a deep-space vehicle intended to eventually allow human exploration of Mars, is likely to be delayed by two years to 2023. National Aeronautics and Space Administration officials revealed that ...
Orion astronaut flight faces delay to 2023BBC News
NASA delays first manned flight for its Mars spacecraft until 2023RT
First manned test flight of new deep-space capsule likely delayed – NASAReuters
Washington Post
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Wall Street Journal
NASA said the first manned flight of its Orion capsule, a deep-space vehicle intended to eventually allow human exploration of Mars, is likely to be delayed by two years to 2023. National Aeronautics and Space Administration officials revealed that ...
Orion astronaut flight faces delay to 2023
NASA delays first manned flight for its Mars spacecraft until 2023
First manned test flight of new deep-space capsule likely delayed – NASA
Irish Independent
Amazon boss Bezos predicting a take-off in interstellar tourism
Irish Independent
Amazon.com chief executive Officer Jeff Bezos envisions "millions" of people living in orbit as his exploration company, Blue Origin, and other commercial ventures develop spacecraft to make travel more widely available.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos Unveils Plans to Expand Rocket BusinessNYC Today
Blue Origin win offers lessons on job creation: EditorialOrlando Sentinel
Amazon Founder Bezos Unveils Rocket Plant, Launch Pad in FloridaPPP Focus.com
WLTZ 38 NBC
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Irish Independent
Amazon.com chief executive Officer Jeff Bezos envisions "millions" of people living in orbit as his exploration company, Blue Origin, and other commercial ventures develop spacecraft to make travel more widely available.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos Unveils Plans to Expand Rocket Business
Blue Origin win offers lessons on job creation: Editorial
Amazon Founder Bezos Unveils Rocket Plant, Launch Pad in Florida
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