| Date Posted | Article |
| 2 hours ago | A Belated Debate on Modified Beets | | Environmentalists and farmers sue the Agriculture Department, seeking to overturn permits it issued that would allow the planting of a seed crop.
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| 2 hours ago | White House Spurns Solar Panel | | A polite refusal to accept a solar panel that was installed by the Carter administration, removed by the Reagan administration and proffered Friday by environmental campaigners.
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| 5 hours ago | E.P.A. Meeting Stalled | | E-mail messages obtained by a Binghamton newspaper suggest that the E.P.A. and university officials squabbled over cost and security for a planned public meeting on hydraulic fracturing.
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| 17 hours ago | Stem Cell Financing Ban Ends, for Now | | The ruling said the stay on an order by a federal judge last month was temporary and gave both sides until Sept. 20 to file written arguments in the case.
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| 20 hours ago | The Tale of Two Umudugudus | | Access to improved water sources changes everything about life for subsistence farmers in Rwanda.
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| Yesterday | A Challenge to China's Energy Subsidies | | The union will ask the Obama administration to begin formal proceedings at the World Trade organization in Geneva to force China to repeal subsidies.
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| Yesterday | The Irrigation Juggernaut | | A computerized analysis finds that irrigation may be cooling big swaths of North America, Europe and Asia, temporarily masking the effects of global warming.
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| Yesterday | On Our Radar: An Asian Carp Czar | | A former leader of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources will oversee the federal effort to keep the invasive species out of the Great Lakes.
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| Yesterday | Federal Agency Sues LED Bulb Maker | | The Federal Trade Commission says that in many instances, Lights of America's LED bulbs produce significantly less light and have far less longevity than the company says in its marketing.
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| Yesterday | Panel Urges Tougher Offshore Regulation | | A review board suggests hiring dozens of new oil and gas drilling inspectors, giving additional training to those already on the job and investing regulators with more authority to cite violations and impose fines.
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| Sep 8, 2010 | A Regenerative Feat for Solar Cells | | A discovery could help extend the life of experimental high-efficiency solar cells, which often suffer from short lifespans when tested outside the laboratory.
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| Sep 8, 2010 | A Regenerative Feat for Solar Cells | | A discovery could help extend the life of experimental high-efficiency solar cells, which often suffer from short lifespans when tested outside the laboratory, researchers say.
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| Sep 8, 2010 | On the Migratory Trail, Leaders and Followers | | In any herd, some animals have an acute ability to take in environmental cues like temperature and geomagnetic fields and lead the way. But there also is an advantage to being less sensitive to such cues and more attuned to other members of the herd, a study suggests.
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| Sep 7, 2010 | Street Cred vs. Green Cred | | Arizona's Green Party is not amused by a Republican operative's effort to recruit people from the streets to run as Green candidates on the November ballot.
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| Sep 7, 2010 | Is BPA Safe? Europe Also Seeks Answers | | Like federal and state entities in the United States, the European Food Safety Authority is now re-evaluating BPA, in this case by analyzing the data from more than 800 studies.
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