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Two World Wars, The Great Depression Responsible For Slowdown Of Global Warming
Based on a study, the rate of global warming has decelerated in response to major world events such as the two world wars, the great depression, and most recently, a global ban on substances that reduce the ozone layer.
CO2 Emissions Will Cause World's Ocean Acidification to Increase by 170 Percent by Year 2100
Man On Death Row Delays Execution Through Last Minute Organ Donation (PHOTO)
Invisibility Cloak No Longer The Stuff Of Science Fiction (VIDEO)
Instead Of Finger Pricking, Diabetics May One Day Need Only To Breathe (PHOTOS)
Researchers Develop Experimental Method that Could Help Fusion Energy Become Commercially Used
A Simple Eye Exam Could One Day Become A Test For Alzheimer's
Duke Engineering Students Create W-Fi Fuelled Charging Device
By Staff ReporterFossil of New Big Cat Species Discovered; Oldest Ever Found
By Staff ReporterClimate Change Behind Early Bird Migration
By Jaleesa BaulkmanHidden In Vietnam Since 1998, The 'Asian Unicorn' Was Finally Spotted On Camera
By Staff Reporter2013 Storm Season Was Erratic Yet Mostly Average, Except For Typhoon Haiyan
By Staff ReporterResearchers Discover Why Binge Drinking Impairs Bone Healing
By Jaleesa BaulkmanContents of Mysterious Jets That Power Black Holes Reveled; Heavier Atoms Power the Streams of Matter
By Russell WesterholmMichelle Obama Kicks Off Higher Education Initiative: 'They Told Me I Was Never Going to Get Into a School Like Princeton'
By Russell Westerholm
