Economic Times The sound of silence: One excited atom is so quiet that the human ear cannot ... Register Boffins believe they have successfully demonstrated the sound a single atom makes when excited - even though it is completely inaudible to the human ear. The researchers at the University of Columbia and Sweden's Chalmers University of Technology ... Flag as irrelevant
	NBC 10 Philadelphia Scott Shalaway: Monarch Butterflies on the Rebound? Charleston Gazette The last few years have been tough on monarch butterflies. Roundup, a widely used agricultural herbicide, kills the milkweed plants monarchs require for egg-laying. (Genetically modified crops resist the effects of Roundup.) The late summer migration from ... Flag as irrelevant
	PNC Voice Tracking the monarch butterfly Fremont News Messenger Mona Rutger and Sammie Villa work together to tag and release monarch butterflies at Back to the Wild on Thursday. (Photo: Jonathon Bird/Staff photo ). CONNECTTWEETLINKEDINCOMMENTEMAILMORE. CASTALIA – A special international conservation ... Flag as irrelevant
	ABC News United Nations Reveals List of Leaders Attending Upcoming Climate Summit Mashable Bankimoon U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon smiles during the launching of sanitation campaign in Hinche, Haiti on July 14, 2014. The Secretary-General is hosting the U.N. Climate Summit on Sept. 23. Image: Dieu Nalio Chery/Associated Press. Flag as irrelevant
	The Space Reporter SpaceX to carry 3-D printer to space station The Daily Breeze Made in Space CTO Jason Dunn (left) and P.I. of the 3DP Experiment Mike Snyder look to optimize the first 3D printer for space. Courtesy Photo. By Jordan England-Nelson, Daily Breeze. Posted: 09/13/14, 7:48 PM PDT |. # Comments. The 3-D printer that ... Flag as irrelevant
	Newsworks.org Audubon study: 314 North American bird species threatened by global warming Government Security News Climate change threatens nearly half the bird species in the continental United States and Canada, including the Bald Eagle and dozens of iconic birds like the Common Loon, Baltimore Oriole and Brown Pelican, according to a new study by the National ... Flag as irrelevant
	Auto World News All aflutter at Geauga Park Monarch tagging program News-Herald.com Karie Wheaton, Geauga Park District naturalist, and Marcie Hydell, 7, of Aurora, watch a monarch butterfly fly away after being tagged at the Monarch Butterfly Tagging at Frohring Meadows in Bainbridge Township Sept. 14. By Amy Popik, The News-Herald. Flag as irrelevant
	SavingAdvice.com Sharks and Manta Rays Get New Protection SavingAdvice.com In what has been seen as the most significant move in the last 40 year history of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (Cites) to protect sharks and manta rays from extinction, all trade in five species named are to be regulated. Flag as irrelevant
	Capital OTC New York Birds Will Suffer From Climate Change, Audubon Society Says Design & Trend (Photo : Commons) Volunteers who participate in the Audubon Society's Christmas Birds Count on the East End know that the patterns of bird movements have changed dramatically over the past half century due partly to climate change. Volunteers who ... Flag as irrelevant
	Controlled Environments Magazine Curiosity rover reaches long-term goal: a massive Martian mountain The Verge A little over two years after landing, Curiosity has reached a milestone. NASA recently announced that the rover has arrived at the base of Mount Sharp, a 3.4-mile-high mountain that Curiosity has been heading towards since July of 2013. The initial landing ... Flag as irrelevant