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- LNG Could be the Dominant Ship Fuel by 2050
- What You Can Learn From Neanderthal Teeth
- Earliest Evidence of Human Tool Use?
- Methane Explosion at a New Zealand Coal Mine
| LNG Could be the Dominant Ship Fuel by 2050 Posted: 19 Nov 2010 09:44 PM PST An article on the Bloomberg website predicts that most merchant ships will run on LNG by 2050. This change will be based on economic and environmental benefits.    |
| What You Can Learn From Neanderthal Teeth Posted: 19 Nov 2010 09:37 PM PST Fossil teeth studies reveal that Neanderthal children matured at a much earlier age than the children of today’s Homo sapiens. This slow arrival of maturity may give Homo sapiens children many developmental advantages.  |
| Earliest Evidence of Human Tool Use? Posted: 19 Nov 2010 09:17 PM PST Groves in bones can be produced in a variety of ways which include: cuts made by sharp stones, abrasion by sediment particles and trampling by animal feet. An article on the Earth Magazine website explores how marks on bones that could be evidence for the earliest evidence of tool use were made.  |
| Methane Explosion at a New Zealand Coal Mine Posted: 19 Nov 2010 09:20 AM PST A methane explosion at a New Zealand coal mine has left 27 miners unaccounted for. Rescue workers are waiting to see if ventilation can be improved to flush remaining methane pockets from the mine.  |
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