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Wednesday, 07 January 2009

Al Khor project set to boost Qatar tourism

DOHA: A leading master developer has identified the next hotspot for tourism and luxury living in the region. Barwa Al Khor, a subsidiary of Barwa Real Estate, has recognised the potential of the Al Khor area in Qatar as a tourism hub. Urjuan project in the area was officially launched by Qatar prime minister...

Full Story: Gulf Daily News

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Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., speaks to the audience, during the Partnership for Public Service´s annual DC Summer Intern Town Hall Meeting on making a difference through public service, Wednesday, July 26, 2006, in Washington. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce

Stimulus plan gets bigger The Wichita Eagle

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Calif. regulators to vote on San Diego power line The Examiner

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Changing colour of the stoat could signal a White Christmas The Daily Mail

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EU pesticides get healthier Independent online (SA)

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Record hole found in Earth's magnetic field Globe and Mail

Recent satellite observations have revealed the largest breach yet seen in the magnetic field that protects Earth from most of the sun's violent blasts, researchers reported Tuesday. The discovery was made last summer by Themis, a fleet of five small NASA satellites. Scientists have long known that...

Zimbabwe: extinction looms in a paradise lost to guns, greed and hunger The Times

At first it seemed a paradise. Baboons played on the dusty track ahead of us. Impala and zebra, wildebeest and spiral-horned kudu bounded into the bush as our vehicle approached. We stopped to admire a 3,000-year-old baobab tree with a trunk that dwarfed our four-wheel drive, and spotted a herd of...

Green-blooded frog makes first appearance for scientists The Times

A new species of frog that has green blood and turquoise bones has been discovered living in a former stronghold of Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge forces. The Samkos bush frog is one of four previously unknown species discovered as part...

Botswana to Get Earthquake Detectors All Africa

The Department of...

Arctic ice volume lowest ever as globe warms: UN Malaya

GENEVA Ice volume around the Arctic region hit the lowest level ever recorded this year as climate extremes brought death and devastation to many parts of the world, the UN weather agency WMO said on Tuesday. Although the world's average temperature in 2008 was, at 14.3 degrees Celsius (57.7...

Federal wildlife experts say NJ's wayward dolphins doing fine in rivers; no plans to move them Star Tribune

RUMSON, N.J. - A panel of federal wildlife experts says New Jersey's wayward dolphins are just fine where they are. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration held a teleconference Wednesday to reassure those concerned that plunging temperatures would cause the 12 bottlenose dolphins to...

Roger Holmes, director of DNR's fish, wildlife div., dies Star Tribune

Roger Holmes, a Duluth native who served as director of the Department of Natural Resources Fish and Wildlife Division for 10 years --gaining the respect of colleagues in Minnesota and nationwide, as well as hunters, anglers and legislators -- died at his home Wednesday in St. Paul. The cause was...

Sound's future still murky Seattle Post-Intelligence

Scientists at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, after digging up and studying some well-preserved muck tracking Puget Sound's water quality changes going back to the 19th century, report both good and bad news for the ongoing effort to clean up the region's ecologically wounded waterway....

Cousin celebrates 40 years of conservation success Nation

Scientists and local people involved in conservation work attended a series of presentations at Nature Seychelles yesterday morning to mark Cousin islands conservation successes. They were told how work to save rare birds in Seychelles began, as well as how conservation work is still being carried...

Warming up to global issue Seattle Times

The weather has my attention. I feel it down in my bones every time I go outside and I'm glad this cold spell is just temporary. I'll be glad when the weather gets warmer, but a warmer climate would be a different story, with some serious consequences. Climate change needs more of our...

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Democratic presidential hopeful, Sen. Barack Obama D-Ill

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President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo confers with Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez on the status of the cases against suspected rice hoarders during a visit to the Department of Justice on Padre Faura in Ermita, Manila this morning (May 14).

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