Posts Tagged ‘Africa’
Earth & Environment - Friday, August 6, 2010 10:07 - 0 Comments
Growing exploitation of East Africa forests
U. LEEDS (UK)—Waves of deforestation like ripples in a pond have advanced 120 kilometers across East Africa in the past 14 years, according to new research. Continue…
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- Target platelets to fight cerebral malaria
- Forget the forest. Prehumans lived in savannas
- Warming threatens one of world’s oldest lakes
- Med pouch helps protect infants from HIV
- Unselfish apes live in ‘Peter Pan world’
- Phone records predict malaria’s next move
- Orphanages: ‘viable option’ or ‘last resort’?
- Seafloor dynamics at work splitting continent
- Cell phones as tools for global development
- Dinosaurs reacted fast to avoid slip-ups
- Photo reveals Africa’s cryptic cat
- Low-cost bed nets prove priceless
- In African rocks, traces of evolutionary blast
- Slave trade records now searchable online
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