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Science – Higher atmospheric levels of the greenhouse gas methane noted last year are probably related to emissions from wetlands, especially around the Arctic.
Health & Fitness – Delicate surgeries being carried out across the world are being beamed live to Dundee to help train the next generation of health experts.
Autos – Forget this 40-50 MPG peanutsââ;¬Â¦..The real news is that the X PRIZE Foundation has offered a $10 million prize for the first production vehicle to break that golden 100 Mile Per Gallon barrier.
News – Sharmaarke Hassan, 17, was found with a gunshot wound in Gilbeys Yard, Camden, at about 2300 BST on Saturday.
News – Leftovers from the 86th Chelsea Flower Show that cannot be recycled are being offered to community groups and charities so they do not go to waste.
News – The government is coming under mounting pressure from hauliers and its own MPs to change its mind on measures that threaten to raise the cost of driving.
News – The controversial tradition of immersing horses in a river is to continue at a Cumbrian horse fair.
Politics – With food and fuel prices and utility bills going up and more than a million households facing more expensive mortgage deals, this year is being dominated by talk of the squeeze on household finances.
Food – French fishermen have voted to continue blockades of several ports and fuel depots for two more days in protest at fishing quotas and rising diesel costs.
News – The government has unveiled a Ã;£3m advertising campaign against knife crime, using graphic images of real injuries inflicted amid growing fears about the problem and a spate of recent deaths of young people.…
News – A 16-year-old boy has been arrested over the murder of a teenager who was shot in north London.
Science – Archaeologists have said the cremation burials found at the site might represent a single elite family and its descendents - perhaps a ruling dynasty.
News – BBC News website readers across Europe have been reacting to the continent's surging fuel prices, which have prompted blockades and strikes in Spain, France and the UK. Read some of their comments below and…
News – The widow of famous steeplejack Fred Dibnah said she was "devastated" at a vandal attack on a statue erected in his memory in his home town.
Science – A simple change to the design of the gallon milk jug, adopted by Wal-Mart and Costco, seems made for the times. The jugs are cheaper to ship and better for the environment, the milk is fresher when it arrives in…
Science – Basil Haslett, from Bendooragh near Ballymoney, says he transforms the molecular structure of toughened glass when he carves designs into it. As a result of this etching, less heat passes through the pane.
News – In one of the most significant conservation sales in U.S. history, The Nature Conservancy and The Trust for Public Land have preserved 320,000 acres of pristine forest in western Montana that provide valuable habitat…
Movies – In the movie, the Earth is abandoned in about 2110...about 100 years from now. In that time, we've made some good advances in renewable energy, and even efficiency, but it wasn't enough.
Autos – There are already a lot of environment friendly cars developed by a number of car manufacturers. These are Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Ford, Chevrolet, GMC and Lexus and etc...
Pets – A dog participates at the 3rd Annual Loews Coronado Bay Resort surf dog competition at Imperial Beach.
Science – Can't believe that there are still a lot of species that have not been discovered.
Science – Have opponents of New York City's plastic bag recycling law found a way to subvert it?
News – Firefighters in Northern California battled more than a thousand wildfires to a stalemate by Sunday, but forecasters said dangerous conditions would not relent anytime soon.
Do No Evil – Weighing 150 pounds and taking five men to wrestle her out of her saltwater tank, Dylan the sea turtle is set to be released into the sea today.
Science – The Group of Eight wealthy nations are looking at investing more than $10 billion a year to support new technologies to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, including carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS), a Japanese…
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