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Leading nations find agreement on climate change  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-2-16 23:17)

A post-Kyoto climate treaty must include, they say, a ceiling on atmospheric CO, emissions targets for all, a global carbon market, and adaptation measures

Biggest carbon-burial test will hunt for leaks  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-2-16 21:15)

The world's largest COsequestration experiment is underway, with the start of drilling for a 2100-metre well in Australia

[ニュース] 今度はリーグ戦だ!〜第3回KONDO CUP開催  from Robot Watch  (2007-2-16 19:15)

[ニュース] 【第52話】タカハシROBOT展2007、開幕!  from Robot Watch  (2007-2-16 15:12)

[ニュース] 大和ハウス、CYBERDYNEと業務提携、ロボットスーツも販売  from Robot Watch  (2007-2-16 15:02)

Breaking fish advice during pregnancy may benefit babies  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-2-16 9:01)

Current US government recommendations on seafood during pregnancy might be hampering, not helping, children, a new study suggests

Reservoirs of water found beneath Antarctic ice streams  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-2-16 7:09)

It is the first time subglacial water has been seen under fast-moving ice streams and could have implications for rates of glacial melting

Gravitational wave observatories to join forces  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-2-16 4:15)

Detecting ripples in space-time will take a step closer to reality in a few months, when the world's most sensitive observatories pool their data

Underground pipes channelled water on Mars  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-2-16 4:00)

Straight, pipe-like fractures have been identified all over the Red Planet?subsurface water appears to have flowed through them millions of years ago

MySpace-style websites perfect for disaster survival  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-2-16 4:00)

Dialling emergency services when a major disaster strikes is a typical first response, and now US computer scientists are recommending a useful follow-up