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Next winter will likely be warmer, thanks to El Nino
Good news: Next winter won't be nearly as cold and snowy as the one we just endured, climatologists predict. More read comments
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Ubislate 7Ci, a $38 tablet that makes a decent movie, game player
What exactly do you get in a tablet that costs just $37.99 before taxes and shipping? Read on. More read comments
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Now you can go back in time on Google Street View
Google has launched a new feature that lets users explore how places around the world have changed since it launched Street View seven years ago. More read comments
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Shakespeare at 450How science may have influenced Shakespeare's work
Playwright lived during a remarkable period of scientific discovery
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Humpback whalesHumpback whale losing 'threatened' status
Environmentalists concerned about Northern Gateway's impact
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CLEAN CARSEarth Day 2014: Electric cars at a 'tipping point'
Clean vehicles challenge the auto-industry status quo
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SEWAGE TREATMENTEarth Day: Is sewage sludge safe for farm fields?
Scientists looking for trace amounts of chemical substances in treated biosolids
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BOB MCDONALDWhy it's hard to quit coal as an energy source
Ontario is closing its last coal-fired generating station
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- Shakespeare at 450: How science may have influenced his work
- Earth Day 2014: Electric cars at a 'tipping point'
- Big Bang, evolution, climate change widely doubted in U.S., poll suggests
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- Earth-sized planet found in star's habitable zone
- Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 will be found, expert says
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- April 26: Cured - How 2 Men (and their doctors) Defeated HIV Apr. 23, 2014 1:45 PM There are currently 34 million people world-wide infected with HIV. And although many are surviving, thanks to new drug regimens, a cure seems as elusive as ever. But, in fact, there have been a handful of people functionally cured of the virus.
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