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Study: Climate change 'undeniable'
International scientists have injected fresh evidence into the debate over global warming, saying that climate change is "undeniable" and shows clear signs of "human fingerprints" in the first major piece of research since the "Climategate" controversy.
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Genetic testing gets political, finally
Last week, the nascent genetic testing industry received a thrashing that was only partly deserved.
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Australian prime minister lays out climate-change plan
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Friday embraced the same policy on climate change that her predecessor failed to pass, but said in a campaign speech that any action would be delayed until at least 2012.
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Scientists discover monster star
Imagine a star so luminous that it would burn the Earth up if it were anywhere near, a star that outshines the sun as much as the sun outshines the moon. A monster even in the abyss of space.
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Report: Warmest June on record globally
Last month was the warmest June on record worldwide, according to a report from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Probe takes detailed pictures of crater-covered asteroid
A European space probe headed toward its next target Sunday after sending back detailed images of an asteroid that scientists hope will increase understanding of how the solar system evolved.
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Solar eclipse predicted at same time as World Cup final
It is unlikely anything would fully eclipse the World Cup final, but the universe is giving it a shot.
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The truth behind Paul's winning streak
Psychic or just plain phony? If there was any reason to believe that a crystal ball is hiding in that bulbous head of Paul the octopus, be warned: This article might just disappoint.
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'Climategate' review clears scientists of dishonesty
An independent report released Wednesday into the leaked "Climategate" e-mails found no evidence to question the "rigor and honesty" of scientists involved.
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Q&A: 'Climategate' explained
The controversy known as "climategate" erupted in November 2009 with the publication of more than 1,000 e-mails to and from scientists at the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) of the University of East Anglia in eastern England.
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