9.12.09
Mystery as spiral blue light display hovers above Norway | Mail Online
Mystery as spiral blue light display hovers above Norway | Mail Online: "A mysterious light display appearing over Norway last night has left thousands of residents in the north of the country baffled."
Copenhagen climate summit: global warming 'caused by sun's radiation' - Telegraph
Copenhagen climate summit: global warming 'caused by sun's radiation' - Telegraph: "Professor Henrik Svensmark, a physicist at the Danish National Space Center in Copenhagen, said the recent warming period was caused by solar activity."
Copenhagen climate summit: global warming 'caused by sun's radiation' - Telegraph
Copenhagen climate summit: global warming 'caused by sun's radiation' - Telegraph: "Professor Henrik Svensmark, a physicist at the Danish National Space Center in Copenhagen, said the recent warming period was caused by solar activity.
He said the last time the world experienced such high temperatures, during the medieval warming period, the Sun and the Earth were in a similar cycle."
He said the last time the world experienced such high temperatures, during the medieval warming period, the Sun and the Earth were in a similar cycle."
6.12.09
Doctors take legal action to demand Kelly inquest reopened - Home News, UK - The Independent
Doctors take legal action to demand Kelly inquest reopened - Home News, UK - The Independent: "Six doctors are taking legal action to demand that the inquest into the death of weapons expert David Kelly is reopened because there is not enough evidence to prove he committed suicide, it was disclosed today."
3.12.09
Ron Paul: Every man for himself! - Americas, World - The Independent
Ron Paul: Every man for himself! - Americas, World - The Independent: "It's taken a while, but America is warming to Ron Paul and his radical brand of extreme libertarianism"
24.11.09
BBC News - Morphine 'might spread cancer'
BBC News - Morphine 'might spread cancer': "Laboratory tests suggest morphine could in fact encourage the spread of cancer, for which it is routinely prescribed to relieve pain from surgery and tumours."
22.11.09
Oceans to fall, not rise, over millions of years | Reuters
Oceans to fall, not rise, over millions of years | Reuters: "OSLO (Reuters) - Sea levels are set to fall over millions of years, making the current rise blamed on climate change a brief interruption of an ancient geological trend, scientists said on Thursday."
20.11.09
Antarctic temperatures between ice ages '6C warmer than today' - Telegraph
Antarctic temperatures between ice ages '6C warmer than today' - Telegraph: "Until now temperatures during the warm periods between ice ages - known as interglacials - were thought to be only slightly warmer than those of the present day, British Antarctic Survey (BAS) scientists explained.
But the findings, published this week in journal Nature, show brief spikes in temperature, which recur roughly every 100,000 years and last a few thousand years, seem to have been a lot warmer."
But the findings, published this week in journal Nature, show brief spikes in temperature, which recur roughly every 100,000 years and last a few thousand years, seem to have been a lot warmer."
16.11.09
Ex-soldier faces jail for handing in gun
Ex-soldier faces jail for handing in gun: "A former soldier who handed a discarded shotgun in to police faces at least five years imprisonment for 'doing his duty'."
11.11.09
Evidence still fuzzy on cell phones, cancer - CNN.com
Evidence still fuzzy on cell phones, cancer - CNN.com: "(CNN) -- In the year since a U.S. cancer researcher's warning drew wide attention, more evidence is emerging that long-term cell phone use is associated with cancer, but there's still not a definitive explanation or proof of cause and effect."
Three more drug advisers quit over David Nutt sacking - Telegraph
Three more drug advisers quit over David Nutt sacking - Telegraph: "Three more scientists have resigned from the Government's drugs advisory body in the wake of the sacking of Professor David Nutt, its chairman."
5.11.09
Italian court finds CIA agents guilty of kidnapping terrorism suspect | World news | guardian.co.uk
Italian court finds CIA agents guilty of kidnapping terrorism suspect | World news | guardian.co.uk: "Twenty-three Americans were tonight convicted of kidnapping by an Italian court at the end of the first trial anywhere in the world involving the CIA's 'extraordinary rendition' programme for abducting terrorist suspects."
31.10.09
U.S. to Hunt Down Afghan Drug Lords Tied to Taliban - NYTimes.com
U.S. to Hunt Down Afghan Drug Lords Tied to Taliban - NYTimes.com: "“We have a list of 367 ‘kill or capture’ targets, including 50 nexus targets who link drugs and the insurgency,” one of the generals told the committee staff. The generals were not identified in the Senate report, which was obtained by The New York Times."
Sacked – for telling the truth about drugs - Health News, Health & Families - The Independent
Sacked – for telling the truth about drugs - Health News, Health & Families - The Independent: "The Government's drugs tsar was forced to resign last night for stating his view that cannabis, ecstasy and LSD were less harmful than the legal drugs tobacco and alcohol."
30.10.09
Alcohol is worse for you than Ecstasy, says drugs tsar | Mail Online
Alcohol is worse for you than Ecstasy, says drugs tsar | Mail Online: "Ecstasy, LSD and cannabis are less dangerous than alcohol and cigarettes, the Government’s chief drug adviser claims today.
Professor David Nutt is calling for a new ‘index of harm’ to warn the public about the relative dangers of various substances.
He says alcohol should rank fifth, behind only cocaine, heroin, barbiturates and methadone, while tobacco should rank ninth, ahead of cannabis, LSD and Ecstasy.
His comments are likely to prove explosive, given the seniority of his position.
Professor David Nutt is calling for a new ‘index of harm’ to warn the public about the relative dangers of various substances.
He says alcohol should rank fifth, behind only cocaine, heroin, barbiturates and methadone, while tobacco should rank ninth, ahead of cannabis, LSD and Ecstasy.
His comments are likely to prove explosive, given the seniority of his position.
29.10.09
Curry kills gullet cancer cells - Telegraph
Curry kills gullet cancer cells - Telegraph: "Scientists based at the Cork Cancer Research Centre in Ireland treated oesophageal cancer cells with curcumin – a chemical found in the curry spice tumeric."
20.10.09
A federal about-face on medical marijuana -- latimes.com
A federal about-face on medical marijuana -- latimes.com: "New Justice Department guidelines order federal drug agents to cease arresting or charging patients, caregivers or suppliers who are conforming with state law."
13.10.09
The BBC’s amazing U-turn on climate change – Telegraph Blogs
The BBC’s amazing U-turn on climate change – Telegraph Blogs: "I think the BBC wanted to slip this one out quietly, but a Matt Drudge link put paid to that. The climate change correspondent of BBC News has admitted that global warming stopped in 1998 – and he reports that leading scientists believe that the earth’s cooling-off may last for decades."
11.10.09
EXCLUSIVE: Obama agrees to keep Israel's nukes secret - Washington Times
EXCLUSIVE: Obama agrees to keep Israel's nukes secret - Washington Times: "President Obama has reaffirmed a 4-decade-old secret understanding that has allowed Israel to keep a nuclear arsenal without opening it to international inspections, three officials familiar with the understanding said."
Homegrown Pot Threatens Mexican Cartels - CBS News
Homegrown Pot Threatens Mexican Cartels - CBS News: "Stiff competition from thousands of mom-and-pop marijuana farmers in the United States threatens the bottom line for powerful Mexican drug organizations in a way that decades of arrests and seizures have not."
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