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Scientists have found that rocks beneath the seafloor are teeming with microbial life. Bacteria "Feed" on Earth's Ocean-Bottom Crust
Released May 28, 2008
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Photo of Shaman Rock on Russia's Lake Baikal, the world's largest freshwater lake. Global Warming Affects World's Largest Freshwater Lake
Released April 30, 2008
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Illustration and text: T. rex and mastadon showing ancient proteins sequenced today. Genetic Sequencing of Protein from T. rex Bone Confirms Dinosaurs' Link to Birds
Released April 24, 2008
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Earth's ozone hole shown in blue over the Antarctic. Injecting Sulfate Particles into Stratosphere Could Have Drastic Impact on Earth's Ozone Layer
Released April 24, 2008
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Illustration of meteorite impact into the sea. Geologists Discover New Way of Estimating Size and Frequency of Meteorite Impacts
Released April 11, 2008
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Screen capture of VORTRAC used to provide updates on hurricanes as they approach land. Forecasters Implement New Hurricane-Tracking Technique
Released April 10, 2008
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Photo of wind farm near Lamar, Colo. Emission Reduction Assumptions for Carbon Dioxide Overly Optimistic, Study Says
Released April 2, 2008
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A bacteria cell living in a no-oxygen environment "breathes" using mineral nanoparticles. "Nanominerals" Influence Earth Systems from Ocean to Atmosphere to Biosphere
Released March 20, 2008
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Illustration of giant frog Beelzebufo, the largest frog ever to live on Earth. Scientists Discover "Giant Fossil Frog from Hell"
Released February 18, 2008
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Global map of human impact on world's oceans. Scientists Reveal First-Ever Global Map of Total Human Effect on Oceans
Released February 14, 2008
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Photo of cinquefoil in Colorado. Volunteers Across Nation to Track Climate Clues in Spring Flowers
Released February 14, 2008
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Corals are thriving in the Western Pacific Warm Pool because water temperatures aren't changing. Natural Ocean Thermostat Helps Protect Pacific Ocean Coral Reefs
Released February 7, 2008
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View of development from above Phoenix Effects of Urbanization Extend to the Global Scale
Released February 7, 2008
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2007 In Review 2007: Year in Review
Released January 30, 2008
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Farming practices have changed the chemistry of the Mississippi River and the Gulf of Mexico. Agriculture Changing Chemistry of Mississippi River
Released January 23, 2008
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Illustration of a new way in which ocean water circulates through deep-sea vents. Quakes Under Pacific Ocean Floor Reveal Unexpected Circulation System
Released January 11, 2008
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Aerial photo of ice cover on northern lakes Winter Ice on Lakes, Rivers, Ponds: A Thing of the Past?
Released January 10, 2008
Discovery
Photo shows digital library allowing scientists, educators and students to access information. Digital Library for Geosciences Moves to National Center for Atmospheric Research
Released January 9, 2008
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This 48-million-year-old skeleton is a close relative of whales. Missing Link Between Whales and Four-Footed Ancestors Discovered
Released December 20, 2007
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Photo of automobiles stuck on a highway during a snow storm. New Results Presented at Conference: Climate Change, Weather and Ecosystems; Urban Air Quality; Earth Observing Systems; Seafloor Drilling
Released December 7, 2007
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A researcher records language variation on the Indonesian island of Sumba. Understanding How Humans Cause, Respond and Adapt to Change
Released November 28, 2007
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Illustration of a critical zone observatory. NSF Awards Grants for Three Critical Zone Observatories
Released November 26, 2007
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Photo of city skyline and pollution NSF Awards Focus on Policy Implications of Global Change Throughout the Americas
Released November 26, 2007
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Yellowstone National Park's caldera, a remnant of an ancient volcano, is rising. Yellowstone Rising
Released November 13, 2007
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An aerial view reveals the extent of a 2003 fire in the boreal forests of Manitoba, Canada. Wildfire Drives Carbon Levels in Northern Forests
Released October 31, 2007
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The new Jurassic mammal is portrayed foraging among ginkgo leaves on the shore of a shallow lake. Paleontologists Discover Ancient Jurassic Mammal with New Type of Teeth
Released October 31, 2007
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Photo of a firefighter fighting a wildfire U.S. Fires Release Enormous Amounts of Carbon Dioxide
Released October 31, 2007
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This jellyfish is more than 500 million years old, the oldest fossil jellyfish to date. Fossil Record Reveals Jellyfish More than 500 Million Years Old
Released October 30, 2007
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Village groundwater supplies in Bangladesh may foster arsenic poisoning and infectious diseases. NSF, NIH Award Ecology of Infectious Diseases Grants
Released October 29, 2007
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Scientists have developed a new way of looking at the plankton that cause red tides and fish kills. Researchers View Swimming Tactics of Tiny Aquatic Predators
Released October 26, 2007
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