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Little progress seen in climate talks in China
China highlights climate change efforts
TIANJIN, China — As the world’s biggest greenhouse gas producer, China was widely seen as an obstacle in the Copenhagen climate summit last year. But while negotiations inched forward, Beijing poured $34.6 billion into clean energy in 2009, nearly double the U.S. investment.
Chemical tanker being towed toward French coast
Trio wins Nobel for developing key chemistry tool
FDA stresses need to modernize its science
Limited progress in climate talks in China
2 Japanese, American share chemistry Nobel
Correction: ADHD story
LONDON — In a Sept. 30 story about attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, The Associated Press erroneously reported that research linked missing chromosomes to the incidence of ADHD in children. The genetic material was extra or missing chunks of DNA, not chromosomes.
New science research center opens in Portugal
Nobel Prize honors super-strong, super-thin carbon
2 professors in UK win Nobel Prize in physics
Russian-born scientists win Nobel Prize in physics
Recent winners of Nobel Prize in physics
Recent winners of the Nobel Prize in physics, and their research, according to the Nobel Foundation:
Geim and Novoselov win Nobel Prize in physics
Delegates told to ID achievable goals on climate
Nobel Prize given for test tube baby research
Recent winners of the Nobel Prize in medicine
Report: Test tube scientist could win Nobel Prize
Climate change talks open in China
TIANJIN, China — The U.N. climate chief urged countries Monday to identify achievable goals for fighting climate change ahead of a year-end meeting in Mexico, after last year’s Copenhagen summit failed to produce binding limits on greenhouse gas.
Stem cell pioneer mentioned for Nobel Prize
AP Interview: Contador wants samples to be frozen
Beet it: To exercise longer, try beetroot juice
Cuba to add new docks, terminal at Cienfuegos port
At Paris, conventional engines still going strong
3 C’s for Paris cars: Clean, Cheap and China
Automakers go green, sleek at Paris car show
Rights activists share Alternative Nobel
STOCKHOLM — Activists from Nepal, Nigeria, Brazil and Israel were named the winners Thursday of this year’s Right Livelihood Award, also known as the “alternative Nobel,” for work that includes fighting to save the Amazon rain forest and bringing health care to Palestinians cut off from services.
UN: Afghan opium production halved in 2010
Kids with ADHD more likely to have missing DNA
Emissions rules hang over Paris car show
PARIS — European car makers are looking to a bevy of fuel-efficient, lower-emissions models going on display at the Paris Auto Show this week to weather a depressed market and tough new EU pollution standards.
Summary Box: Green cars rev up for Paris Auto Show
China says climate talks to focus on differences
Segway owner dies after falling off river cliff
At UN, climate ministers seek way out of stalemate
UK opposition chief has new ideas and human touch
Europe agrees on review of offshore drilling
Oil hovers above $75 amid mixed US economic data
World’s largest wind farm opens off UK coast
European nations reject ban on deep-sea drilling
Scientists excited by Big Bang machine experiments
Big powers talk climate, no grand deal sighted
Greenpeace says it is aboard oil ship off UK coast
Russia, Norway OK Barents Sea border in Arctic
EU must triple energy efficiency to meet 2020 goal
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