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New electric diwheel hints at future of city transportation - 0 views

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    In a bit of technical wizardry, students from the University of Adelaide, Australia, have devised and built an electric diwheel, that with modification, could possibly solve inner city transportation problems. The team, comprised of 14 mechanical engineering students, has taken the idea of a diwheel and quite literally, turned it on its head, and in the process have created a vehicle that could be used to safely transport people around; all with a minimum amount of energy.
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Work begins on Australia's best yet climate projections - 0 views

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    Australian scientists have begun the process of delivering the most detailed national climate change projections yet.
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Extinction threat for 45 Australian species - 0 views

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    Up to 45 rare species of wallaby, bandicoot and other Australian animals could become extinct within 20 years unless urgent action is taken to control introduced predators and other threats, scientists warned Wednesday.
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First broad-scale maps of life on the sea-shelf - 0 views

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    Marine scientists from five research agencies have pooled their skills and resources to compile a directory of life on Australia's continental shelf.
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Research yields world food potential - 0 views

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    The Australian National University and Bayer CropScience have signed a research agreement to develop new technology with the potential to produce higher yielding food crops.
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Plants protect from climate impacts - 0 views

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    Native vegetation must be restored to protect Australia's unique ecosystems from the impacts of climate change, according to scientists from the Australian National University.
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Researchers find a price on carbon could benefit farmers - 0 views

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    Scientists at UQ, in collaboration with JCU, may have found a way to offset up to 2.5 percent of Australia's annual greenhouse gas emissions and secure economic benefits for regional communities.
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Ocean warming detrimental to inshore fish species - 1 views

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    Australian scientists have reported the first known detrimental impact of southern hemisphere ocean warming on a fish species.
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