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Climate Change Report Lists National Landmarks as Victims of Rising Sea Levels and Extreme Weather Events
Some of the leading victims to climate change will be U.S. national landmarks, scientists find in a new report.
Clarion Nightsnake Rediscovered off Coast of Mexico, Why is it So Difficult For Researchers to See This Species?
NASA Chief Insists International Space Station Does Not Need Russia to Function Beyond 2020
Scientists Discover Third and Oldest Underwater Volcano Beneath Oahu, Hawaii
Antarctica Losing Ice Twice as Fast as Previously Estimated; ESA Cryosat Satellite Survey
'Biggest Dinosaur Ever' Unearthed in Argentina, Does It Actually Beat its Predecessor?
NASA Curiosity Rover Completes Drilling Mission at 'Windjana', Will Set Course to Mount Sharp Once Again
Russian Proton Rocket's Engine Fails Minutes After Launch, Was Carrying Expensive Satellites (VIDEO)
By Russell WesterholmJupiter's Great Red Spot is Shrinking at an Alarming Rate, is the Massive Storm Subsiding?
By Russell Westerholm12,000 Year Old Paleoamerican Remains Answer Questions About Relation to Native Americans
By Russell WesterholmHoneybee Colony Collapse Disorder Solution? Researchers Pushing Little Known Method to Solve CCD
By Russell WesterholmTropical Storms Expanding Toward North and South Poles; Climate Change the Likely Cause
By Russell WesterholmCatfish With Strange Bone Structure Mystifies Scientists, Why it is Rarely Ever Seen By Humans
By Russell WesterholmInternational Space Station Crewmembers Return Safely to Earth, but Are Future U.S.-Russian Space Relations in Danger?
By Russell WesterholmSaturn in Opposition: How and When to See the Ringed Planet Without a Telescope
By Russell Westerholm
