Another giant unearthed in 'lost' valley of the dinosaurs

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The bones of a massive dinosaur have been unearthed in a valley in the Sahara desert. The joint American-Egyptian palaeontologist team have named the dinosaur Paralititan stromeri, and believe it to be the second biggest on record.

Science & research, Egypt, Paleontology, Research, Discovery and exploration, Dinosaurs, Paleontologists, Sahara

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Ground-breaking solutions to global warming

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It is now starting to be recognized that capturing airborne carbon dioxide in farm soils could play a role in reducing global warming. There is particular potential in switching to farming methods that use little or no ploughing.

Air Pollution Control R&D, Prevention, Environmental aspects, Global warming, Greenhouse gases, Air pollution research, Pollution control research, Plowing

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Sir Kingsley Dunham

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Geologist Kingsley Dunham was born in Sturminster Newton, England, in 1910. He studied Geology at Durham University, England, and gained his PhD in 1932. He became a geologist in the British Geological Survey in 1934.

United States, Executive changes & profiles, Geology, Obituary, Brief Article, Mining industry, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Mineral industry, Geologists, Dunham, Kingsley Charles

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