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2012 Marine Report Card: Australia’s Oceans Are Changing
A recent climate change 'report card' led by Australia's CSIRO has summarized the research findings of more than 80 marine scientists on Australia's oceans.
US May Lose To Asia In Medical R&D, Researchers Warn
U.S. researchers warn that strong, sustained growth in research spending in Asian nations contrasts with U.S. cuts and short-term approach – and a 'brain drain' could result.
Rice Prices Forecast To Drop, One Year After Thai PM Pledge
Almost one year after Thailand’s government promised farmers a fixed price for their rice harvests, experts are now forecasting a global price drop.
Shanghai Most Vulnerable City To Flooding, Study
A new study of nine major coastal cities around the world has revealed that Shanghai is most vulnerable to serious flooding.
90% Of Australians Accept Human Impact On Climate Change
Research has found that 90 percent of Australians accept human causal impact on climate change and are taking adaptive action.
Bank Of Canada Edits Out ‘Asian’ Scientist On $100 Bill
Documents recently obtained by The Canadian Press have revealed that early drafts of the new $100 bill once depicted an Asian-looking woman scientist on the banknote.
Newcastle Disease Linked To Peacock Deaths In Pakistan
The annual monsoon season brings joy to the wild peacocks in Pakistan's Tharparkar desert. But it was short lived this year as a deadly disease spread like wildfire across the desert.
India’s Supreme Court Bans Tiger Tourism Across Country
In a major boost to tiger conservation in the country, India’s Supreme Court, in a landmark judgement delivered on July 24, banned tourism in the country’s 41 tiger reserves.
Wild Birds ‘Smuggled’ From Solomon Islands To SE Asia
A new study has revealed that tens of thousands of wild birds exported from the Solomon Islands have been laundered into the global wildlife trade by declaring them as captive-bred.
