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survey Floridians Believe Global Warming Will Have Dangerous Impacts on the State
Released June 24, 2008
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News thumbnail Climate Change Could Impact Vital Functions of Microbes
Released June 23, 2008
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News thumbnail To Prevent Hurricane Damage, Build More Land
Released June 23, 2008
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rock sample Laser Fluorescence Could Find Life on Mars
Released June 23, 2008
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Fossils of crinoids, commonly known as sea lilies, from Ontario, Canada. The Mystery of Mass Extinctions Is No Longer Murky
Released June 17, 2008
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A graphic describing the forces that formed the Bushveld Complex in South Africa. Diamonds Are Forever Revealing New Insights Into Earth's Development
Released June 11, 2008
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diamonds Diamonds Reveal Deep Source of Platinum Deposits
Released June 11, 2008
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Illustration of the "Snowball Earth" 635 million years ago. Methane Release Could Cause Abrupt, Far-Reaching Climate Change
Released May 28, 2008
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illustration of the snowball earth Large Methane Release Could Cause Abrupt Climate Change, as Happened 635 Million Years Ago
Released May 28, 2008
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Carmala Garzione Mountain Ranges Rise Much More Rapidly Than Geologists Expected
Released May 28, 2008
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earth and environment graphic Stress Buildup Precedes Large Sumatra Quakes
Released May 27, 2008
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Jackie Li and Bin Chen Iron 'Snow' Could Help Maintain Mercury's Magnetic Field
Released May 7, 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 and environment graphic Absence of Clouds Caused Prehuman Super-greenhouse Periods
Released April 10, 2008
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grand canyon Grand Canyon May Be as Old as Dinosaurs, Says New Study
Released April 10, 2008
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earth and environment graphic Continents Loss to Oceans Boosts Staying Power
Released April 1, 2008
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Clinton Scott and Timothy Lyons Low Oxygen and Molybdenum in Ancient Oceans Delayed Evolution of Life by 2 Billion Years
Released March 26, 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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Mary Droser Research Shows Earth's Earliest Animal Ecosystem Was Complex and Included Sexual Reproduction
Released March 20, 2008
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Xiaodong Song and Xinlei Sun Researchers Confirm Discovery of Earth's Inner, Innermost Core
Released March 10, 2008
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metamorphic rock Key Component of Earth's Crust Formed from Moving Molten Rock
Released March 5, 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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James Zachos inspects a sediment core Past Greenhouse Warming Events Provide Clues to What the Future May Hold
Released February 15, 2008
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During a warming spike more than 55 million years ago, insects chewed large holes in this leaf. Fossil Record Suggests Insect Assaults on Foliage May Increase with Warming Globe
Released February 11, 2008
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2007 In Review 2007: Year in Review
Released January 30, 2008
Discovery
Interaction of lithium and beryllium under high density and pressure. Lithium and Beryllium No Longer "Lack Chemistry"
Released January 25, 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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Kennicott Glacier Alaska Glacier Speed-up Tied to Internal Plumbing Issues, Says CU-Boulder Study
Released January 15, 2008
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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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ediacara fossil fractofusus misrai Two Explosive Evolutionary Events Shaped Early History of Multicellular Life
Released January 4, 2008
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