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Leaving PCs on overnight wastes billions in energy costs, study saysThe computer you're reading this on may not seem like a huge energy waster, but the power consumption adds up when joined by the other PCs worldwide (Stamford, Conn., research firm Gartner estimates there are more than 1 billion). A study released last week puts a finer point on this assertion, reporting that U.S. workers waste $2.8 billion annually in energy costs by failing to shut off their PCs at the end of the work day. What's more, machines left on during off hours may emit up to 20 million tons of carbon dioxide (C02) this year alone, roughly the equivalent impact of four million cars. [More]
Scientific American Monday, March 30, 2009Opinion: Personal Genome Project: A Threat to Genetic Privacy?
Associate Lecturer Alma Pekmezovic from La Trobe University writes about the potential threat to our gentic privacy.
Science Alert Monday, March 30, 2009Bacteria block fertility treatment
A recent study found that bacteria from the fluid surrounding the ovaries may sometimes interfere with treatments for infertility.
Science Alert Monday, March 30, 2009Cave shrimp identified too late
Researchers have identified several tiny shrimp-like, cave-dwelling species that are unique to one area – but they may be extinct already.
Science Alert Monday, March 30, 2009Volcano in Alaska Simmers Down
Mount Redoubt in Alaska has simmered down after spreading a coating of volcanic ash over scores of communities.
New York Times Monday, March 30, 2009Hammer-Headed Bats Sing For Sex
In our Sounds Wild series, we're going to the African nation of Gabon with behavioral ecologist Jack Bradbury, from the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology. Bradbury recorded hammer-headed bats. A foot long and weighing a pound, the males have huge heads, fluted lips and a larynx that takes up over half its body. The males are made to sing — for sex — in a riverside ritual that biologists call a lek.
NPR Monday, March 30, 2009Brazil plays key role in improving access to medicines for all
The role Brazil has played in changing global AIDS policy and promoting widespread access to AIDS treatment is explored in a new paper by academics from Scotland and the united states.
Eurekalert.org Monday, March 30, 2009Catholics Similar to Mainstream on Abortion, Stem Cells
Despite the Roman Catholic Church's official opposition to abortion and
embryonic stem-cell research, a Gallup analysis finds almost no
difference between rank-and-file American Catholics and American
non-Catholics in terms of finding the two issues morally acceptable.
Bioethics.net Monday, March 30, 2009Scientists identify new role for lung epithelial cells in sensing allergens in the air
Researchers at NIAID and at Ghent University, Belgium, have identified a new role for certain lung cells in the immune response to airborne allergens. Many foreign substances, called antigens, are inhaled daily, but the lungs have mechanisms that usually prevent people from making unwanted immune responses to these materials. Sometimes, however, immune responses are generated to these substances, resulting in allergic responses and asthma. scientists have worked to understand what triggers these undesirable responses.
Eurekalert.org Monday, March 30, 2009A potential therapeutic strategy for hepatic failure
A research group from China evaluated the effect of intrahepatic transplantation of hepatic oval cells (HOC) on fulminant hepatic failure (FHF) in rats. They found that HOC transplantation could improve the liver function and increase the survival rate of recipients.
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