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Million-Year-Old Monkey Bone Found in Caribbean Cave

September 5, 2015 News Editor Comments Off on Million-Year-Old Monkey Bone Found in Caribbean Cave

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic, September 4, 2015 (ENS) – The fossilized bone of a monkey that lived 1.3 million years ago has been found in an underwater cave on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola. […]

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Winemaking Waste Could End Up in Vehicle Fuel Tanks

September 4, 2015 News Editor Comments Off on Winemaking Waste Could End Up in Vehicle Fuel Tanks

ADELAIDE, Australia, September 3, 2015 (ENS) – Grape marc, the skins, stalks and seeds left over from winemaking, could be turned into a vehicle fuel, researchers at the University of Adelaide have found. […]

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Visiting Alaska, Obama Urges Quicker Climate Action

September 1, 2015 News Editor Comments Off on Visiting Alaska, Obama Urges Quicker Climate Action

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, September 1, 2015 (ENS) – In his first visit to Alaska as President, Obama saw evidence of global warming firsthand and made an urgent plea for world leaders to waste no time in joining forces to combat climate change. […]

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Sea-Girdled Taiwan Creates First Central Marine Agency

September 1, 2015 News Editor Comments Off on Sea-Girdled Taiwan Creates First Central Marine Agency

TAIPEI, Taiwan, September 1, 2015 (ENS) – Taiwan is establishing a new government agency to coordinate and implement the island country’s marine policies and strengthen conservation of its ocean environment. […]

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