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Read More »Energy Agency Projects ‘Golden Age of Gas’ Tied to Shale Boom
Vast newly discovered natural gas resources and the expectation that demand for the fuel will rise substantially in fast-growing economies are ushering in a "Golden Age of Gas," according to the Paris-based International Energy Agency. Ratcheting up its projections about natural gas consumption, an IEA report yesterday said gas's share of the global energy mix will surpass coal's in the next two decades and by 2035, gas demand will increase by more than 50 percent
Read More »Nearly 200 Poor Communities Awarded $76 Million to Clean Up, Redevelop Industrial Sites
In Augusta, Maine, an old paper mill that operated for more than a century will be turned into a new hotel and conference center. In Chicago, soil and ground water polluted with dry-cleaning solvents will be cleaned up to make room for a new library in a poor neighborhood. [More]
Read More »Apple iCloud Service Designed to Align Online Content Across Devices
Apple's iTunes software has been heralded for the past decade as an example of an application that almost exemplifies what cloud computing is all about. With Monday's launch of iCloud services , Apple takes its digital music offering the rest of the way by allowing iPod, iPhone, iPad, Mac and PC users to store their tunes (and a lot of other content, for that matter) on the company's servers and access it via the Web. For those who want this option, iTunes will now be available online rather than as desktop software
Read More »PGT: Injured Tiger backs out of U.S. Open
PGT: After much speculation, Tiger Woods announced on Tuesday that he will not play in the 111th U.S.
Read More »Arookoo, The Depressing App That "Makes Walking Fun"
The gamification trend--and American laziness--has reached its absolute nadir. Every empire has its moments of decadence before its ultimate collapse. Those denizens of Easter Island cut down every last tree, ruining themselves
Read More »DASH diet said best for diabetes: Which is best for weight loss? (PICTURES)
New diet rankings from U.S. News aim to take guesswork out of losing excess weight
Read More »Top 20 diets for weight loss
Which diet is most effective at shedding excess pounds? The answer might surprise you
Read More »Two New Superheavy Chemical Elements Formally Recognized
This year has been designated the International Year of Chemistry , so it is only fitting that two new members of the atomic family should be welcomed in during 2011. [More]
Read More »An apple (peel) a day may keep atrophy away
A waxy substance found in apple peels may promote muscle growth and the prevent muscle wasting that is a hallmark of aging, fasting or illness, a new study in mice suggests.
Read More »Tour looking well south of the border
The PGA Tour has been spending a lot of time in South America, and not just because of the Olympics.
Read More »Longer bottle-feeding may make kids heavier
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Two-year-olds who are still using bottles are more likely to be obese by kindergarten, a new study finds.
Read More »Island States Hint at Climate Talks Compromise
By Gerard Wynn BONN, Germany (Reuters) - Small island states, at risk from rising seas due to climate change, hinted on Tuesday at a compromise in order to kick-start U.N. talks on reaching a binding deal to curb global warming.
Read More »PGT: Ramsay gets into U.S. Open after all
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