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  1. Earth

    Continental clash cooled the climate

    The collision between India and Asia set off events that caused long-term cooling in Earth’s climate, new research suggests.

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  2. Health & Medicine

    Lo-Cal bones hold up

    One study of many recent investigations of how calorie restriction affects people shows that bone density does not necessarily suffer when a person loses weight quickly.

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  3. Climate

    (Political) party animals

    Featured blog: When it comes to attitudes about climate change, the chasm between Democrats and Republicans is wide. Political-polling analysts speculate that a McCain win in November might do more than an Obama victory to win over the minds of climate-change skeptics.

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  4. Space

    Around the ring

    The first protons beamed out at the Large Hadron Collider.

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  5. Math

    Largest known prime number found

    The Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search, a cooperative computing project, helps find a prime that has nearly 13 million digits.

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  6. Life

    FDA releases guidelines for genetically modified animals

    Draft rules lay out policies for approving altered animals, including those used for food.

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  7. Physics

    Apollo or Manhattan Project: Which Paradigm Fits Energy Better?

    A new petition developed to lobby the presidential candidates argues that increased federal investments in basic energy research are essential.

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  8. Chemistry

    A better fate for plastic bottles

    Using microbes to convert PET into a high-value plastic could encourage more recycling.

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  9. Planetary Science

    Racing against the Martian winter

    With solid findings under its belt and the Martian summer waning, the Phoenix Mars lander perseveres in its study of the soil and sky of the planet’s arctic plain.

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  10. Health & Medicine

    The Candidates’ Shadow Health Advisers

    Here are a few names from the teams of advisers counseling the presidential candidates.

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  11. Physics

    A ‘novel’ chemistry to make fuel from sugar

    It’s not alchemy, but it might sound like it: a new way to transform sugars from plants into gasoline, diesel or even jet fuel by passing the sugars over exotic materials.

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  12. Life

    First lipid hormone discovered

    An omega-7 fatty acid made by fat and liver cells acts as a hormone, even mimicking the health benefits of insulin.

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