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Climate change blamed for typhoon's severity

Climate change blamed for typhoon's severity

Local scientist says warm Pacific likely contributed to devastation in the Philippines.
by John Abraham

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Next generation of biofuels is still years away

The first trickle of fuels made from agricultural waste is finally winding its way into the nation's energy supply, after years of broken promises and hype promoting a next-generation fuel source cleaner than oil.

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Beyond Twitter: The next wave of tech IPOs brews

Twitter's stock market debut providies a springboard for a new generation of rapidly growing startups to make the leap to Wall Street. The next wave of potentially hot IPOs includes a host of trendy services.

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Today's online sharing companies could learn from Napster

Perhaps no company showed how the Internet could turn sharing into a global phenomenon more than Napster. But Napster was never able to turn all that sharing into a profitable business.

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Scientists: Oldest big cat fossil found in Tibet

Scientists have unearthed the oldest big cat fossil yet, suggesting the predator -- similar to a snow leopard -- evolved in Asia and spread out.

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Optical tech for cardiology treatment expected to boost St. Jude Medical

Optical tech for cardiology treatment expected to boost St. Jude Medical

Technology from Little Canada-based St. Jude Medical is giving doctors real-time detailed views of the inside of patients' arteries. The system promises to better guide treatment for patients with coronary artery disease. And the company hopes the technology will result in a billion-dollar boost in revenue.
by Martin Moylan

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Online may be the only place kids have to go

Online may be the only place kids have to go

Writer says young people append too much time at their screens because their alternatives have been systematically eliminated.

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Billions of planets could support life

A study released this week found there could be as many as 40 billion habitable planets in the galaxy. Host Rachel Martin talks to Mike Brown, a professor of astronomy at the California Institute of Technology, to help digest the enormity of the finding.

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'Ferari of Space' crashing to earth

Sometime Sunday or early Monday, a 2,425-pound satellite that ran out of fuel last month and began falling from its already low orbit will plunge back to Earth.

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BBC: Why do we lie?

Many psychologists argue that learning to lie is an important stage for children. As early as two, children who are more developmentally advanced are much better liars.

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