SILVER SPRING, Maryland , November 16, 2006 (ENS) - A new way to offset emissions of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide produced by the shipping industry was launched today by the Maryland nonprofit Carbonfund.org , an advocate of climate change education, carbon offsets and green power.
RUTHERFORD, N.J.----Intelligent Light has expanded its reach and ability to help CFD practitioners by establishing the Applied Research Group headed by Dr. Earl P. N. Duque. The impact of the Applied Research Group is already being felt on the leading edge of CFD and will advance the state of the art in CFD for years to come.
Marana High School science teacher Kristin Bourguet today was named the 2007 Arizona Teacher of the Year at the Arizona Educational Foundation's 24th annual awards luncheon in Paradise Valley.
The 27th Annual Meeting of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) is being held November 5-9, 2006, at the Palais de Congrès in Montréal, Québec, Canada
ISRAEL'S army killed eight Palestinians yesterday, two of them while blowing apart a house belonging to a woman Hamas MP, after concluding a violent six-day incursion into the town of Beit Hanoun in its biggest operation in the Gaza Strip in a year.
Just like produce and meat are held to standards of quality by food inspectors, so too is the University of Nebraska-Lincoln by an accreditation review team. And UNL's judgment day has come. A 14-member review team from the North Central Association's Higher Learning Commission will conclude a three-day campus review on Wednesday as part of the required UNL accreditation review every 10
Seven talented women have been selected aswinners of the second annual Acceleration Grant for Emerging Filmmakerscompetition, it was announced today by the national organization of WomenIn Film (WIF) and the General Motors Corporation (GM). The grant, awardedannually, is a program of the WIF/GM Alliance, the goal of which is tosupport talented filmmakers from under-represented communities.
Seven talented women have been selected as winners of the second annual Acceleration Grant for Emerging Filmmakers competition, it was announced today by the national organization of Women In Film and the General Motors Corporation. The grant, awarded annually, is a program of the WIF/GM Alliance, the goal of which is to support talented filmmakers from under-represented communities.
It's important for the federal government to protect bald eagles, but it also has a compelling interest in preserving Indian tribes and their cultures, a federal judge determined.
