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Feed SubscriptionOn the Origin of Cooperative Species: New study reverses a decade of research claiming chimpanzee selfishness
Charles Darwin had more in common with chimpanzees than even he realized. [More]
Read More »How The BBC Is Quietly, Confidently Shaping The Future Of TV
This morning the BBC launched a whole new version of its iPlayer app, destined for connected TVs that sport a Net connection. In essence this means the BBC has taken its TV content online, added on-demand features, advanced search powers, playability on multiple platforms both mobile and static, and then fed all of its lessons back into an app...for TVs.
Read More »Williams burned his goodwill
Golf Channel: By overshadowing Adam Scott's win, caddie Steve Williams burned much of the goodwill earned when Tiger Woods abruptly fired him.
Read More »Who’s a hoarder? Simple test tells messy from mentally ill
When does clutter cross line to become pathological problem?
Read More »Is Hollywood’s ‘Alien Fever’ Inspired by Real Science Finds?
Hollywood seems to have caught alien fever. In the past few months, a slew of big-budget alien movies has hit theaters, from kiddie flicks ("Mars Needs Moms") to comedies ("Paul") to high-octane action films ("Battle: Los Angeles," "Green Lantern" and the just-released " Cowboys & Aliens ," among others).
Read More »It’s Glymes Time: EPA Takes on Obscure Chemicals in Consumer Products
Hardly anyone has heard of them, but millions of pounds of glymes are used every year to make household products throughout the United States. Now time is running out for glymes – at least when it comes to new uses in consumer products. [More]
Read More »Diana Nyad braves sharks to inspire seniors with marathon swim
Before leaving Cuba for Florida, 61-year-old swimmer says she's in her prime, hopes feat will inspire older people
Read More »Diana Nyad’s marathon swim: Inspiration for aging athletes?
Sixty-one-year-old says seniors capable of great athletic feats, and experts agree
Read More »Hair of the Bear: Fur Samples Yield Insights into Grizzlies’ Salmon Dependence [Slide Show]
Editor's note: This slide show is part of a four-part series that Anne Casselman, a freelance writer and regular contributor to Scientific American , reported in early June during a rare opportunity to conduct field reporting on grizzly bears in Heiltsuk First Nation traditional territory in British Columbia. For a first-person reflection on her experience there, click here .
Read More »Dutch Court Suspends Major Gas Storage Project
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The top court in the Netherlands on Monday ordered the suspension of the Bergermeer gas storage project, the largest in Europe, citing objections by environmentalists and local residents who fear earth tremors. The storage project, along with the soon-to-be-completed liquefied natural gas terminal in Rotterdam, is an important part of the Netherlands' plan to become a European hub for natural gas once it stops exporting gas in 2025. [More]
Read More »GolfChannel: Were Williams’ comments out of line?
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Read More »Move over, Viagra? Study says weight loss boosts men’s sexual function
"Modest" 5 percent weight loss from low calorie diet helped obese men reverse erectile dysfunction
Read More »Israel to Build $423 Million Desalination Plant
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel said on Monday it was building a 1.5 billion shekel ($423 million) desalination plant, which upon completion in 2013, will join four other plants in providing the country with three-quarters of its drinking water.
Read More »Israel to Build $423 Million Desalination Plant
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel said on Monday it was building a 1.5 billion shekel ($423 million) desalination plant, which upon completion in 2013, will join four other plants in providing the country with three-quarters of its drinking water.
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