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Sci/Tech > Environment | 05/07/08
Drawbacks appear in a process once touted as an answer to global warming.
Asia: South & Central | 05/05/08
The Awami National Party, which leads the ruling coalition in the crucial North West Frontier Province, espouses a nonviolent approach to tackling extremism.
Global Issues | 05/01/08
The German research effort is one of the first to attempt 10-year climate forecasts.
Asia Pacific | 05/01/08
The rice-exporting country has seen a dramatic rebound thanks to years of agricultural research.
Europe | 04/30/08
At a meeting Tuesday in Berne, Switzerland, international agencies pledge to create a task force to cope with the global food crisis.
Global Issues | 04/28/08
Methane levels in the atmosphere rose in 2007 after 10 years. Scientists are trying to find out why.
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