Vol. 138 No. 2771, August 2009
Index
- Fleshing out the mystery of fossils: Ancients animals come to life in startling natural history exhibition.
- Ranking system actually works.
- Vast human migrations seem inevitable.
- "When the Supreme Court rules on a controversial issue, it pulls public opinion in the direction of its decision," indicates Rosalee A. Clawson, professor of political science at Purdue University, West Lafayette, Ind., and coauthor of Legacy and Legitimacy: Black Americans and the Supreme Court.
- Climate change causes 300,000 deaths a year while the 20 nations most vulnerable to global warming account for less than one percent of total worldwide emissions, according to a report by the Geneva, Switz.-based Global Humanitarian Forum, which is headed by Kofi A. Annan, former Secretary-General of the United Nations.
- It seems logical that a good manager would want to deal with "dirty laundry" inside the organization before there were any negative headlines--or even a tragedy.
- It's a bird. It's a plane. It's a potentially deadly combination.
- Nasty, politicized Supreme Court nomination battles may erode public support of the High Court, suggests a study by Ohio State University, Columbus.
- Public trust doctrine needed for oceans.
- Start your Christmas planning ASAP, advises the Association of Independent Consumer Credit Counseling Agencies, Fairfax, Va.
- Coal remains a major player.
- Corn is king, but biofuels at crossroads.
- Newly found treasure trove of Ben Franklin's Letters.
- Southwest to suffer most from global warming.
- Cost overruns for reactors in the offing.
- Let there be (greener) light.
- Come fly with me: National Air and Space Museum tracks mankind's mission in the sky.
- Sustainable practices now the norm.
- Does economic recovery hinge on them?
- Unproven strategies become more prevalent.
- Worldwide recession marches on.
- Avoid these job interview blunders.
- Long-term loss of investors seen.
- Galileo did not get sent to jail.
- Galileo gazes toward the heavens: understanding the contributions of the Father of astronomy.
- FDA calls cheerios an "unapproved Drug".
- Pandemic detection needs improvement.
- Protecting against spread of swine flu.
- Warm weather riles up canines.
- Bedbugs forced to repel themselves.
- Don't let that bedbugs bite.
- Toxic scare mongering mutes hidden truth.
- Federal gold rush is bankrupting country.