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LONDON -- The impact of human activity on the Earth is running out of control, and the amount of time in which action can be taken to prevent potentially catastrophic climate change is rapidly dwindling, a leading scientist from the Australian National University told a global scientific climate conference in London yesterday.
Read More »Pollution Is Regarded as the Big Barrier to Freer Trade in Rare Earth Elements
By David Stanway and James Regan BEIJING/SYDNEY (Reuters) - Tackling pollution, not freeing up trade, is regarded as the solution to a global shortage of rare earths, the metals that are the building blocks of the 21st century.
Read More »Spiders on the Move in Flood-Ravaged Australia
WAGGA WAGGA, Australia (Reuters) - Thousands of spiders have cast eerie webs over vast areas of flood-hit Australia after being forced to seek shelter by the rising waters.
Read More »Electrical circuits talk to single atoms
(PhysOrg.com) -- If a practical quantum computer is ever to be realized, conventional electronic devices will have to interface with the delicate quantum systems such as atoms or ions in traps or wisps of magnetism near superconducting sensors.
Read More »Coal Port Growth Threatens Barrier Reef: Greenpeace
PERTH (Reuters) - Australia's rapid expansion of coal ports in the next decade will threaten the Great Barrier Reef as increased ship traffic, port infrastructure and dredging put pressure on the world's largest coral reef, Greenpeace said on Thursday. Coal is one of Australia's top export earners, and the Great Barrier Reef sits off the coast of the eastern state of Queensland, the country's largest coal-producer.
Read More »CEO Responds to Ticketing Nightmare
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Read More »The 8 Principles Of Product Naming
Even at the best of times, naming is a contentious and emotional business.
Read More »More than 100 Missing After Papua New Guinea Ferry Sinks
* 238 rescued as of 0730 GMT - AMSA * High death toll feared - Australian PM [More]
Read More »Brand This Way: 3 Road-Tested Marketing Moves Ripped From Lady Gaga
There is much the corporate world can learn from this 25-year-old diva, whose talent for building a brand might even surpass her formidable performing chops.
Read More »Words with Friends helps Missouri couple save Australian man’s life: How?
Dr. Larry Legler, of Blue Springs, Mo., told Australian Simon Fletcher to get to hospital immediately
Read More »To Boost Business, Let Employees Unleash Their Inner Napoleons
A new study says powerful people feel taller than they are. What does it mean for your company?
Read More »Top 12 Social Media Blunders of 2011
From using protests in Egypt to promote clothing lines to a viral campaign video, we take a look at the worst social media blunders of 2011 and what you can learn from them. Social media is immediate. An insensitive or inaccurate tweet can quickly make it around the world before any apology or explanation can even be typed.
Read More »This Week In Bots: I Compute, Therefore I Am
Floppy Starfish Bot Soft-shelled robots have popped up from time to time, but none perhaps have been as amazing as this new innovation from Harvard . It's a super-floppy starfish-esque robot that can crawl, maneuver, and wiggle its way along the ground...and can also squirm its way into tight spaces and even through tiny holes. Just like the worms of your squirmiest nightmares! Enjoy! [youtube QpnLj-rzjIo] The robot is just five inches long, pneumatically powered and was designed to replicate the motions of a real sea creature
Read More »The Teen, The Tweet, And The Governor: Social Media Lessons From The Emma Sullivan Fiasco
What happens when a teenager tells a governor he “#blowsalot” on Twitter? Here are four lessons on teens, social media, and politics from the Emma Sullivan affair.
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