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    +Understanding Which Chemicals Promote Aggressive Behavior
      Scientists have identified an aggression-promoting pheromone, along with the neuron that detects it.

    +U.S. Expert: 'Too late'to Save Northern White Rhino
      The northern white rhino is the most endangered "mega-vertebrate" on Earth.

    +Forest Plan Gets the Ax at UN Climate Talks
      Known by its acronym REDD, the program would have paid poor nations to protect their own forests.

    +Could Gas Play Role in Global Warming Fight?
      While still a fossil fuel, natural gas emits half as much carbon to generate electricity than coal.

    +Atom Smasher Preparing 2010 New Science Restart
      The world's largest atom smasher will be ready in February.

    +Cells Move in Mysterious Ways
      Scientists have for the first time tracked how cells move in three dimensions.

    +Acid Oceans: The 'Evil Twin'of Climate Change
      Current treaty negotiations do not specifically address the effects of carbon absorption on marine life

    +Experiment May Have Detected Dark Matter
      Events in underground experiment too few for certainty, but match signature of dark matter particles.

    +Global Warming a Tough Sell for the Human Psyche
      Recent surveys suggest that Americans are not exactly consumed by concern over climate change.

    +Scientists Observe Deep-Sea Volcano for First Time
      Scientists were able to witness the eruption of a deep-sea volcano with the aid of a submersible robot.

    +Rains Fail Again Across East Africa
      Many areas in East Africa have received less than 5 percent of normal rainfall.

    +Israel Plunges Into Water Technology
      Israeli firms are expanding into fields such as desalination and sewage-eating bacteria technology.

    +NASA, Google Offer More Precise Emissions Tracking
      With some extra funds, NASA could place a carbon monitoring observatory into Earth orbit.

    +Iceberg the Size of a City Off the Coast of Australia
      NASA images show iceberg B17-B adrift off the Southwestern coast of Australia.

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