This Week in Science
Politics
DC insiders are starting an internet campaign to get a 2008 bipartisan presidential ticket. (See also Unity08.com) WP
Egyptian blogger continues writing from his prison cell. AP
More on imprisoned Egyptian bloggers. WP
HIV/AIDS
UN report says the spread of AIDS may be slowing. NYT, BBC, CBC, NYT, LAT
But the drive to stop AIDS is still coming up short. Reuters
UNAIDS meets today to try and boost anti-HIV efforts. WP
UN’s Annan criticizes lack of HIV progress. BBC, Reuters, AP, AP
UN wants to triple AIDS funding by 2008. NYT
The UN wants to use consumer products to help pay for AIDS treatment and prevention in developing countries. WP
UN AIDS conference offers global declaration, activists say it is too weak. BBC, Reuters
Nature
Indonesian earthquake death toll tops 5000. WP, Reuters, AP
Health
They make you sick, then sell the cure. WP
Technology
Use of e-voting machines is still contentious. WP
UK journalists call for a boycott of Yahoo! to protest the company’s actions in China. Reuters
JetBlue takes big step toward in-flight internet. AP, Reuters
Evolution
“Hobbit” hominids may have made tools. Nature, NG, WP, Reuters, BBC
Science
Centrosomes may have their own RNA-based genome. ScienceNOW
Climate Change
Bush administration is cutting energy conservation programs. CSM
2 new studies link global warming with stronger hurricanes. NYT
Weather
Another study says that a reduction in pollution is making storms stronger. LiveScience.com
Environment
The ozone layer is on the comeback trail. CSM
Bird Flu
Rome is hosting a large bird flu meeting. AP
Another Indonesian has died of bird flu. AP
Miscellaneous
3 armed boy to have surgery. BBC
New Orleans is sinking faster than thought. CBC, CNN, AP, Al Jazeera, WP, BBC
Jericho may have been the site of the first human cultivated crop. NYT, Reuters, BBC, NG, AP
Holy $#!#!!! Tracking chips in immigrants? LiveScience.com
Categories: Science news, Science, News
DC insiders are starting an internet campaign to get a 2008 bipartisan presidential ticket. (See also Unity08.com) WP
Egyptian blogger continues writing from his prison cell. AP
More on imprisoned Egyptian bloggers. WP
HIV/AIDS
UN report says the spread of AIDS may be slowing. NYT, BBC, CBC, NYT, LAT
But the drive to stop AIDS is still coming up short. Reuters
UNAIDS meets today to try and boost anti-HIV efforts. WP
UN’s Annan criticizes lack of HIV progress. BBC, Reuters, AP, AP
UN wants to triple AIDS funding by 2008. NYT
The UN wants to use consumer products to help pay for AIDS treatment and prevention in developing countries. WP
UN AIDS conference offers global declaration, activists say it is too weak. BBC, Reuters
Nature
Indonesian earthquake death toll tops 5000. WP, Reuters, AP
Health
They make you sick, then sell the cure. WP
Technology
Use of e-voting machines is still contentious. WP
UK journalists call for a boycott of Yahoo! to protest the company’s actions in China. Reuters
JetBlue takes big step toward in-flight internet. AP, Reuters
Evolution
“Hobbit” hominids may have made tools. Nature, NG, WP, Reuters, BBC
Science
Centrosomes may have their own RNA-based genome. ScienceNOW
Climate Change
Bush administration is cutting energy conservation programs. CSM
2 new studies link global warming with stronger hurricanes. NYT
Weather
Another study says that a reduction in pollution is making storms stronger. LiveScience.com
Environment
The ozone layer is on the comeback trail. CSM
Bird Flu
Rome is hosting a large bird flu meeting. AP
Another Indonesian has died of bird flu. AP
Miscellaneous
3 armed boy to have surgery. BBC
New Orleans is sinking faster than thought. CBC, CNN, AP, Al Jazeera, WP, BBC
Jericho may have been the site of the first human cultivated crop. NYT, Reuters, BBC, NG, AP
Holy $#!#!!! Tracking chips in immigrants? LiveScience.com
Categories: Science news, Science, News
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