Today in Science

Climate Change

Statue of Liberty to run entirely on wind power. CSM

American companies pay less attention to global warming than Asian and European companies. NYT

Space

Mars orbiter to begin taking pictures this week. USAT

Environment

Scientists oppose removing Grizzly bears from the endangered species list. USAT

HIV/AIDS

Access to anti-HIV drugs may not slow spread of HIV in poor countries. Reuters

AIDS in young children may impair cognitive abilities. Reuters

Health

Fish oil may keep prostate cancer from spreading. BBC, Reuters

Being overweight is unhealthy, even with exercise. WP

Technology

Microsoft delays new operating system, Vista, again. WP, NYT, BBC, LAT, Seattle Times, Reuters

Education

More people want to learn Arabic. LAT

New Florida plan will link teachers’ pay to students’ standardized test performance. WP

Politics

New French law requires Apple to make iTunes MP3s usable on any MP3 player, not just iPod. FT, NYT, LAT, BBC

Evolution

Archbishop of Canterbury says Creationism should not be taught in schools. NYT