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Tree Branch Water Filter: M.I.T. Team Sees Discovery As Possible Replacement For More Expensive, Less Accessible Devices
A team of researchers from M.I.T. demonstrated how a stripped branch from a pine tree -- a sapwood -- can act as an improvised water filter by sifting 99 percent of E. coli bacteria from lake or river water.
Scientists Discover True Origins Of Jane Doe Mummy In German Museum: Mummy Murder Or Ritualistic Killing?
Whale Populations in the Bering Strait Causes Concern for Potential Collisions With Boats
NASA's Kepler Mission Discovers 715 New Worlds
Water Detected In The Atmosphere Of Nearby Alien Planet
Whale Graveyard in Chile's Atacama Desert Excavated Under Pan-Am Highway Construction Time Crunch
California Couple Begin Process Of Selling $10 Million Of 19th Century Gold Coins Found In Their Their Backyard
Tropical Glaciers More Affected By Temperature Than Snowfall, Are Manmade Emissions to Blame?
By Russell WesterholmChina's Air Pollution Reaches New Hazardous Height, Even Prompts a Lawsuit
By Russell WesterholmGreat Lakes Reach Highest Ice Coverage Since 1994; Lake Superior Almost Gets The Full Freeze
By Staff ReporterLunar Meteorite Crash the Largest Ever Recorded; Equivalent to 15 Tons of TNT
By Russell WesterholmChina’s Air Pollution: ‘Unbearable’ Smog Prompts Chinese Officials To Take Action
By Jaleesa BaulkmanMale Panther Kitten Rescued From Near Death In Florida (VIDEO)
By Staff ReporterGlobal Warming 'Pause' Influenced by 17 Small Volcanic Eruptions Since 2000
By Russell WesterholmFruit-Seeking Lemurs Know All The Best Eating Places Because Of Superior Spatial Memory
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