The US Wants To Force GMO Seeds On Salvadoran Farmers, But They're Resisting: Report
Nearly 6,000 farmers united to block a U.S. effort to sell them genetically modified seeds through a foreign aid package, according to Truthout.org.
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In what might be the first case of Ebola in the country, Ghana has quarantined a suspected case in the capital city of Accra.
Two Faraway Planets Thought To Be Habitable Debunked By Scientists
New techniques led to the conclusion that the two planets do not, in fact, exist.
US Military Working With Hollywood Designers To Build An Iron Man-Style Suit For Elite Troops Of The Future
The suit could weigh as much as 400 pounds, but it would enable impressive agility and speed.
NASA-Boeing Deal To Build Deep Space Mission Rocket Finalized: Construction To Begin Soon
NASA signed a $2.8 billion deal with Boeing to build a rocket that would eventually be used to send astronauts to Mars -- and beyond.
Scientists Decode Meaning Of Chimpanzee Gestures For The First Time
When one chimpanzee taps another, it means, “Stop that.”
Freezing Earth-Like Planet Discovered In Two-Star System 3,000 Light-Years From Earth
The planet's host star is much dimmer than the sun, which makes the planet much colder than the Earth.
Hurricane Arthur Update: Storm Moves Offshore Again After Forcing Evacuations In NC, Bound For Nova Scotia
Arthur downgraded to Category 1.
Fracking Wastewater Injection Linked To Increase In Oklahoma Earthquakes: Study
Nearly 450 earthquakes of magnitude 3 and larger occurred in the central and eastern parts of the U.S. between 2010 and 2013.
See Hurricane Arthur From The International Space Station
ISS astronauts snapped some amazing photos of Hurricane Arthur from 260 miles above the Earth that capture the immensity and power of this storm.
Hurricane Arthur Update: Storm Expected To Be Category 2 When It Hits North Carolina
Hurricane Arthur is forecast to pick up speed before it touches down on the North Carolina coast.
Kendall Jones, Teen Who Hunts Endangered Animals In Africa, Condemned By The Humane Society [PHOTOS]
Kendall Jones, the Texas teen whose Facebook photos posing with endangered animals she hunted in Africa went viral, has a new enemy on her list: The Humane Society.
"Acid Bath Stem Cell" Breakthrough Debunked, Nature Retracts Papers
The two research papers published in January have been discredited and cast doubts on the prestigious journal's editorial process.
Hurricane Arthur 2014 Path: Forecast Projections Have Storm Hitting Outer Banks On July 4 [PHOTO]
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Google Glass And Drones To Assist Nepal In Fighting Poachers In Protected Areas
WWF Nepal, working closely with technology companies, plans to use Google Glass and drones to deter poachers.
Keystone XL Pipeline: TransCanada Receives Another Setback After South Dakota Certificate Expires
The Canadian pipeline company will likely face fierce opposition when it re-applies for certification in South Dakota.
Comet-Hunting Rosetta Gets Ready For Its Date With Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko Next Month
The Rosetta satellite's comet-hunting mission began in 2004.
Tropical Storm Arthur To Become Hurricane By Thursday; North Carolina In Projected Path: NOAA
Parts of North Carolina are under a hurricane watch or a tropical storm warning.
Caribbean Coral Reefs Could Vanish In 20 Years Due To Overfishing, Tourism: Report
The very coral reefs that have become a destination for tourists visiting the Caribbean are now at risk because of pollution.
Bigfoot Existence Questioned By Study Testing DNA From Hair Samples
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Teenage Hunter Called ‘Slut’, Facing Death Threats After Posting Trophy Photos To Facebook
A 19-year-old game hunter was hoping for fame, but she got more than she bargained for after posting pictures of her trophy animals.
World Cup In Space: A History Of Belgium, US Partnership Aboard The International Space Station
Ahead of the World Cup match between the U.S. and Belgium, the two countries share a healthy partnership aboard the International Space Station.
NASA Delays Liftoff Of CO2-Tracking Satellite, Citing Glitches With Launch Pad
Problems with the launch pad's water system could delay liftoff by at least a day.
Mars One Accepting Ideas For Scientific Payloads To Be Sent To The Red Planet In 2018
The Mars lander for the 2018 mission will be built on the same platform that NASA used for its Phoenix mission in 2007.
Tropical Storm Douglas Moving Northwest And Does Not Pose Direct 'Threat To Land'
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Singapore Airlines Bans Shark Fins From Its Cargo Planes
The airline will no longer transport the animal product, effective Aug. 1.
Cassini 10 Year Anniversary: NASA Spacecraft Celebrates A Decade Of Exploring Saturn And Its Moons
NASA's Cassini orbiter was launched in 1997.
Scientists Discover Potentially Habitable Earth-Like Planet Only 16 Light-Years Away
The planet receives about the same average energy as Earth does from the sun.
10 Innovations Analysts Predict Will Change The World By 2025
Thomas Reuters analysts studied the company's scientific literature to pinpoint the most probable advances in technology.
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