Larry Susskind on why environmental treaties don't work
Larry Susskind, Professor of Urban Studies and Environmental Studies at MIT, speaks to James Randerson at the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Boston guardian.co.uk
AT&T to spend $1 bln on corporate customers
AT&T Inc. plans to boost spending on its network and applications for corporate customers by 33 percent in 2008 to 1 billion U.S. dollars, the telecommunications company said Wednesday. AT&T budgeted 1 billion dollars to expand its g ... english.people.com.cn
Government confident over embryo bill passage
LONDON (Reuters) - The government is confident it can push through legislation allowing human-animal embryo research, as calls for a free vote on the sensitive bill grew, Health Secretary Alan Johnson told Sky News on Sunday. feeds.reuters.com
China experts develop shells to preserve cells longer
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Scientists in China have developed "shells" that can wrap around living cells and preserve them, and hope to use the technique in cell transplants to repair damaged human tissues and to battle cancer. feeds.reuters.com
Biologists say dozens of grizzlies reside in Anchorage
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -- A study by state biologists has found parts of Anchorage are much more popular among grizzly bears than they previously thought.... hosted.ap.org