December 4, 2009


I may have missed some significant news this week, but I've been pretty busy lately. I'll try to catch up.

Wildlife and habitat

Madagascar's political turmoil takes toll on forests
Much less stable ice for polar bears, expert says
Elevated Carbon Dioxide Levels May Mitigate Losses of Biodiversity from Nitrogen Pollution
    Related: Study: More CO2 in seas helps some shells
                    Greenhouse gas carbon dioxide ramps up aspen growth
West Africa's last giraffes make surprise comeback
Fight to protect California condors from lead ammunition moves to Arizona
Poached hammerhead fins traced to endangered populations
Unknowingly consuming endangered tuna
NOAA proposes critical habitat for Cook Inlet belugas
Maryland proposes expanded oyster sanctuary
Single Asian carp found in big fish kill
Millions of Pounds of Dead Carp for Sale in Utah
Idaho: Feds kill 7 wolves near Stanley
National parks seek share in discoveries -- Policy would allow system to benefit from profitable science
Feeding Birds in Winter Could Speed Evolution of Species
Revolutionary £45m film shows life in the oceans like never before

Discoveries about the natural world
Weather and climate

Reversals Haunt Federal Health Agency

Energy

Water

Chemical concerns, waste management, recycling

Agriculture and food, livestock and pets
Health and medicine, human behavior

Radical Multiple Sclerosis Theory Stirs Interest
The apnea and the ecstay -- Drug linked to nighttime breathing disorders
Mice Holding Back Muscular Dystrophy Research?
Blood Clot Threat After Surgery Worse Than Thought
Cancer screening: What could it hurt? A lot, actually
    Related: Mammography May Increase Breast Cancer Risk in Some High-Risk Women
CDC connects H1N1, severe bacterial infections
  
  Related: Vaccine system remains antiquated -- New production techniques are mostly years away
                    Is there a history lesson from the swine flu of '76?
                    In Ukraine, H1N1 pandemic sets off panic and politicking
U.S. set to fund more stem cell study
Smoking Exposure Now Linked to Colon, Breast Cancers
    Related: Smokeless Tobacco Called 'Moist Snuff' Is Contaminated With Harmful Substances, Study Finds
Bone regulators moonlight in the brain as fever inducers

Archeology, art and history
National security, defense
Physics, chemistry and materials science, mathematics

Computers and software, the Internet

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