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Fights over water rights are causing political conflicts and instability in such places as the Nile valley and the Indian subcontinent.

As population sizes rise those conflicts will get more intense according to a report by the National Intelligence Council

which advises the director of national intelligence for the United states about national security issues. And the latest population models predict that 11 billion people will live on Earth by 2100 according to a United nations report released last summer.

Even today water scarcity is a threat farmers routinely face. To provide for 11 billion people farmers will have to know how to manipulate plants'own systems for dealing with drought.


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Behind the struggle to address global warming and climate change lies the increase in greenhouse gases in our atmosphere.


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and warfare since World war i when Scandinavia deployed anthrax against the Imperial Russian Army. It was used also by The british army during WORLD WAR II to weaken German livestock.

More recently anthrax has been used in bioterrorism attacks in both Japan and the United states. In 1993 a religious cult in Japan deployed anthrax against civilians in Tokyo

but the attack yielded no injuries or fatalities. In 2001 letters containing anthrax spores were mailed to several news-media offices

and two U s. senators resulting in the deaths of five people and the infection of 17 others.


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A dry and cold winter followed by recent heavy rains has resulted in a slightly delayed onset of spring tree pollens said Paul Ratner M d. Medical Director of Sylvana Research in San antonio Texas


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During WORLD WAR II kale was recommended often for victory gardens because it is grown easily and filled with important nutrients that supplemented meals limited by wartime rationing.

When the war was over however many families turned away from kale turned-off by its taste texture and association with wartime privation.

Newer varieties of kale however are much better tasting that those commonly grown in the 1940s.

Consumer should look for kale with firm dark green or purple leaves. Kale can keep for up to five days in a zipped plastic bag in a refrigerator.


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There is some evidence that melatonin may help cancer medications fight tumors and decrease the side effects of cancer treatment.


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Overall the U s. Department of defense Human Performance Resource Center deems the weight loss evidence on raspberry ketone as insufficient.


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Vodka's popularity spread with Russian soldiers during the Napoleonic wars After the Russian revolution one vodka maker relocated to Paris


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because the National Marine Fisheries Service regulates shark fishing in U s. waters and has exclusive authority to say

and the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) on finning have developed cozy relationships with the industries they regulate.

Dozens of federal lawmakers wrote to the administration telling them to back off on their attacks on state anti-shark-finning laws.


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and militarism anthropologist Emiko Ohnuki-Tierney wrote in her book Kamikaze Cherry Blossoms and Nationalisms:

A fallen cherry blossom symbolizes a fallen samurai who sacrificed his life for the emperor.

During WORLD WAR II the flowers took on a similar meaning when they were painted on the side of kamikaze warplanes.


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During that time a space capsule wouldn't completely insulate life from bombardment with cosmic radiation zero air pressure and cold temperatures.


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In between is a nefarious network of criminals terrorists rebels and corrupted officials and business people only too eager to pilfer a slice of the pie.


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8 Terrific Turkey Facts Minor conflicts There have also been conflicts with homeowners particularly in areas that have recently been developed.

 But by and large these conflicts are isolated minor and Sullivan said. They are also not usually difficult to fix;

By the 1950s biologists had developed a special type of cannon-propelled net that allowed scientists to catch groups of wild turkeys more effectively to translocate them to new areas he added.


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How Criminology Can Fight Poaching Newark N. J. With no shortage of human-on-human misdeeds criminologists haven't typically concerned themselves with crimes against wildlife and the environment.

Taking aim at poaching Besides dealing with poverty Leakey offered two options to fight poaching.


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and the Solomon islands hitched a ride to Guam on military transport ships shortly after WORLD WAR II. Though poisonous the invasive specie's venom isn't lethal to humans.

In 2010 the USDA airdropped mice at military installations on the island according to CNN. com. That program's effectiveness led to the current airdrop program

which will be limited to Guam's Andersen Air force Base. Contact Marc Lallanilla at mlallanilla@techmedianetwork. com. Follow him on Twitter@Marclallanilla. Follow Livescience on Twitter@livescience. We're also on Facebook & Google+l


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One of the reasons that global warming has polled traditionally so low with the American public is that it's perceived as a distant threat not a present one.

Even the Republican leadership in the U s. Congress which is still fighting a losing war on coal political narrative that fared poorly in the 2012 elections has decided that it's no longer productive to argue the science of manmade climate change.


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But even under the urgent threat of severe fires we do have modeling tools studies of effects of past climate fluctuations


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The threat of deforestation looms Such communities in Guatemala deserve credit for pursuing sustainable forestry


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It's a constant struggle to keep our remote infrared cameras running in that cold and power cables snap like twigs.


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and Clinical Immunology called climate change potentially the largest global threat to human health ever encountered''predicting more injury disease and death from natural disasters heat waves infections and widespread malnutrition as well as more allergic

They interfere with playing sports social opportunities how well you sleep your relationships and your overall general happiness.''

This was due to earlier springs and the later onset of fall. Frost wasn't occurring as early as it used to so ragweed was pollinating later.''


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The attacks are very painful and cause large deep lesions particularly on the backs of young 2-6 week-old calves the researchers said in a statement from WCS.


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Theft and murder of native peoples resulted in the Mariposa Indian War which ended in 1851.

and other human forces have threatened the park. Today the National Park Service works to ensure the park s preservation.


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I will not move my army without onions!##Ulysses s grant It's hard to imagine civilization without onions.#


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The biggest threat to wolverines is climate change. Warmer weather could mean less snow which wolverines are dependent on for food


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Lions face threats from hunting habitat loss and diseases that can be spread from domestic dogs in nearby villages according to the National Zoo.


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This year several major cities profiled in an NRDC report moved ahead with big plans to combat stormwater pollution by using a smart cost-effective solution called green infrastructure


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#The word untrammeled#denoted places not subjected to human controls and manipulations that hamper the free play of natural forces.#


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and animals that become a significant threat to native flora and fauna. And so if we notice it at all we see that purple loosestrife is kind of pretty.

I'll be sure to tell people about the threats to our forests from insect pests


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Terracotta Warriors Inspired by Ancient greek Art The intrepid ancient shepherds of Central asia blazed trails that would expand into the economic highway of the ancient and medieval world.


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But even now efforts are being made to improve the natural biodiversity of conventional farmland such as through the European Common Agricultural Policy s new greening#measures that came into force in January.


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This could bode well for alpine bumblebees in the future Dillon said as climate change may force animals up to higher elevations than they once inhabited due to warming conditions at lower elevations.


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Not only does this eliminate the environmental hazards associated with<a href=http://www. livescience. com/13839-pesticide-babies-intelligence-iq-scores. html>pesticide sprays</a>it also gives the local people an extra source of nutrition


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#Lime Shortage Sours Cinco de Mayo Fiestas As people make plans to celebrate Cinco de Mayo the day an ill-equipped Mexican army repelled a much-larger force of French invaders in 1862

The threats have moved even into the avocado mango and other produce industries. In November Vanguardia (Mexico) reported that the Knights Templar have expanded from trafficking in cocaine marijuana


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The body launches an attack on the lining of the small intestine causing damage that prevents vital nutrients from being absorbed.


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The 10 Fastest Military Airplanes We're flying with very high G forces at very high speeds and at very low altitudes.

and minimize drag (the force that opposes the plane's movement through the air). Much of a plane's exterior can also be customized to make it more aerodynamicor to otherwise improve its design.


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and sustainability and is part of the series The War for Wildlife: Dispatches from the Wildlife Conservation Society.

Poachers are escalating the global war on wildlife through advanced technologies and techniques. In Asia they are hacking into the signals from tigers'satellite collars to find

Yet with perennially limited funds government park rangers community eco-guards and conservation groups struggle to keep up.

Commonly called drones UAVS were once the domain of the military; now these devices show great promise in strengthening wildlife law enforcement.


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We are hopeful that this gesture shows that we can win the war against poaching


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Drought particularly in Texas is believed to also be posing a threat to these butterflies as they try to make their way from Mexico across the United states to Southern Canada and back in the span of a year.


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and even served as mercenaries for the Egyptian queen Cleopatra. They were united never politically as a single people

Ancient writers tended not to discuss Celtic artistic achievements but rather their reputation for fierceness in war.

It was said that some Celts would strip completely naked before going into battle; something meant to impact their enemies psychologically.#

and the gestures of the naked warriors in front all in the prime of life and finely built men and all in the leading companies richly adorned with gold torques

and armlets#wrote Polybius (200-118 BC) in an account of a battle they fought against the Romans.

One of the precepts they teach obviously to make them better for war has become common knowledge namely that their souls are eternal

#oein 278 B c. King Nicomedes I of Bithynia welcomed as allies 20000 European Celts veterans who had invaded successfully Macedonia two years earlier.

These warriors who called themselves the Galatai marched into northwestern Anatolia with 2000 baggage wagons and 10000 noncombatants:


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and not by the constant bombardment of solar particles as previously thought scientists say.</</p><p>The so-called zebra stripes form when the electric field around Earth generated by the planet's rotation previously thought to be too weak to impact the fast-moving particles creates a striped pattern in the inner electron belt.</


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But some aspects of its management were conducted as though WORLD WAR II was still in progress. The names and addresses of those admitted to hospital were published in the local paper


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and a former fight choreographer and actor and he just published his first novel Traitor's Blade.

Shut your mouth tatter-cloak the captain said his voice tight with self-righteous fury. My Lady he began again it would ill suit your purposes whatever they might be to make an enemy of Duke Isault.

or sweep with a complementary movement of the feetotherwise You're likely to end up with broken hands and wrists from the force of the blows.

In my periphery Brasti was using both hands in a downwards block to counter a thrust from a war-sword.

The last line coincided nicely with my backhanding one of the soldiers in the jaw as his mace missed my shoulder in a failed downstroke.

The Army can tax the cow in my barn The Duchy can tax the rest of my farm The landlord taxes my own left arm...

Beat me in a fight well I bet you can Cheat me at cards and

if you think that you can#I let the dying man who'd been my shield slide down to the ground only to see another soldier with a crossbow raising it towards me.

I suspected that Captain Lynniac would be having a severe talk with his bowmen after this fight.

I turned back to the fight. Most of the captain's men were on the ground now.

And knives are good enough for a soldier's need perhaps but not good enough for a Knight's honor.

But Lynniac had lost a fight and a Knight's sense of honor could not forgive that.


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and heart disease and then there's the threat of E coli. We don't recommend eating it. Grass-fed marginally better than grain-fed According to a 2013 Technomic survey a significant percentage of Americans are looking for healthy menu options


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And though you may come to realize the grandeur of your problem here's a quote from Hawke's Green beret Survival Manual (which I am currently geeking out on) on the psychology of survival that


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because the Iron age specimens included Hungarian Scythians a group whose women likely performed heavy physical labor and combat.


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The Amazon Conservation Team has joined forces with our tribal colleagues and local governments to achieve these goals.


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which forces a community to work together Talhelm said. Wheat farming on the other hand is a more individualistic pursuit.


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A new model of the disaster finds that the impact would have inundated Earth's atmosphere with sulfur trioxide from sulfate-rich marine rocks called anhydrite vaporized by the blast.

The model helps explain why most deep-sea marine life survived the mass extinction while surface dwellers disappeared from the fossil record the researchers said.

and his co-authors simulated the Chicxulub impact conditions in a lab zapping sulfur-rich anhydrite rocks with a laser to mimic the forces of an asteroid colliding with Earth.


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The organization highlights 10 rivers each year facing threats and management decisions that could make or break their futures.

Under Threat: See the 10 Most Endangered Rivers of 2014 Fork in the river There are two big legislative

Threats range from excessive diversions to outdated dams to polluted runoff. The full list is:


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Threats range from excessive diversion of water to outdated dams to pollution.</</p><p>Here are the 10 most endangered rivers the organization has identified in 2014 and

what threats they face.</</p><p>The Middle Fork Clearwater and a tributary the Lochsa river flow through the Clearwater National Forest in Idaho and provide sanctuary for<a href=http://www. livescience. com/11267

Legal battles have determined that the Forest Service has the authority to ban megaload transport through the area

s greatest threat.</</p><p>Dangers now include raw sewage and pollution run off. The Environmental protection agency (EPA) required the state to develop a plan to clean up the Haw

in order to prevent conflicts between environmentalists agribusiness and recreation.</</p><p>Scenic San Francisquito Creek drains the eastern Santa cruz mountains trickling through the hamlets of Portola Valley

</p><p>A new levee proposed by the Army Corps of Engineers would change all that cutting off water from 75000 acres of wetlands.


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Plus Vitamin c also functions as the body s primary water-soluble antioxidant that fights against free radicals.


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but struggle to translate knowledge into action Conroy told me. Behavioral scientists acknowledge this disconnect known as the intention-behavior gap


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and aggression caused by the environmental deficiencies and restricted feeding regimens. Sows in large industrial operations also are affected by a number of production-related diseases


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whether the tree will be able to respond to the more rapid human-induced threats from climate change and activities like deforestation and selective logging.


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and by us western conservationists fails to recognize the internal struggles in China on this issue.

but significant struggle is too big a risk to take. This crush happened in the face of considerable resistance in some quarters of the Chinese government


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The plutons have been brought to the surface by millions of years of erosion along with uplift from tectonic forces at the boundary between the North american and Pacific plates.


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This productivity was crucial for providing a consistent energy source for horses and livestock to support armies.


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Bees African elephants belt out distinct alarm calls to specify which kind of threat is approaching in the wild be it humans or bees a new study shows.

but these threats include people who poach the animals for their ivory and swarms of angry bees

Researchers had discovered already that elephants produce a rumble like a gravelly baritone growl in response to the threat of bees.

if elephants had special calls for other types of threats. In the new study published in the journal PLOS ONE on Feb 26 they tested how elephants reacted to the voices of Samburu tribesmen in northern Kenya.

The suggestion of these threats also elicited vocal responses from the elephants known as rumbles. There were slight differences in the formant frequencies of the rumbles in response to bees


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A spectacular use of back burning which stemmed the threat of two large uncontrolled bushfires occurred at the height of the Blue Mountains bushfire disaster in Spring 2013.

if they present no threat to any valued economic or ecological assets. We are yet to achieve ecologically sustainable fire management of flammable landscapes.

This will need to involve targeted fuel treatments around areas vulnerable to bushfires as well as the development of buffer zones that can be used to contain wildfires using techniques like back burning and direct attack using water and fire retardants.


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because only one of the two genera of wandering spiders Phoneutria contains species that could actually pose a threat to humans.


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when as many as 95 percent of extant marine genera were wiped out by high carbon dioxide levels.


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Likewise their wary nature suggests that climbing leads to improved site surveillance of potential threats and prey.


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The 63-year-old Laysan albatross named Wisdom was spotted taking care of her newborn earlier this month on the Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge according to the U s. Fish and Wildlife Service.

which claimed 2000 of her fellow adult albatrosses and about 110000 chicks in the Midway wildlife refuge an island habitat in the middle of the North Pacific.

despite the threats that albatross face at sea refuge biologist Pete Leary said in a statement.


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or more horses kept by every Mongol warrior. It must have created the ideal conditions for a charismatic leader to emerge out of the chaos develop an army

and concentrate power study researcher Amy Hessl who studies tree rings at West virginia University said in a statement.

He then launched military expeditions outward from Mongolia having conquered a huge swath of Asia and the Near east by his death in 1227.

and warm probably allowing for Genghis'initial military forays. Modern warnings The tree rings are less auspicious for modern Mongolia.

An unrelated 2011 study found that the mass death caused by Genghis khan's conquering forces translated into a slight decrease in global atmospheric carbon dioxide.


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or bombed since the onset of the Syrian Civil war this site is in a fairly peaceful area


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and equal status how could one individual force 30 others to do their bidding? This problem forces us to examine the benefits that would-be leaders could provide to their followers

and this is where agriculture comes in. While hunting wild game did not involve much co-ordination beyond placing traps


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Once the flare-up subsides the doctor may prescribe low daily doses of colchicine to ward off future attacks.


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The onset of symptoms can occur hours after consumption of the tainted food. However symptoms can take days


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and don't line up in an aggressive manner preparing to attack she says. One can approach the hives without alarming them she says.


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Music was correlated with reduced aggression in lab-dwelling chimpanzees decreased abnormal behaviors in rhesus macaques and a lower heart rate in baboons.


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Over the years yogurt manufacturers have experienced episodes of widespread lactic acid bacteria-culture death due to the activity of a virus that attacks the bacteria.


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Stress from forest fires can leave behind bands of narrow tree rings in some modern trees a result of the struggle to recover

I think fire has been a selective force in forests since way way back he said.


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#New york's Power to Fight Illegal Ivory (Op-Ed) John Calvelli is executive vice president of the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) and director of the society's 96 Elephants campaign.

Taking a Page from Eliot Ness to Fight Wildlife Trafficking (Op-Ed The New jersey Senate

The momentum is clearly building for this commonsense strategy in the fight against illegal trafficking and elephant poaching.


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As a result bottom up studies struggle to attain large sample sizes that would give confidence that they are broadly representative of the whole industry.


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and Idaho two states with unparalleled beauty that lie in a region now under assault from gigantic truckloads of oversized oil-processing equipment heading to the tar-sands oil fields of Alberta Canada.

Thanks to local groups and activists who fought this scheme including All Against the Hall Fighting Goliath

Reports from the Edge a companion series to This American Land on PBS produced the video about the megaloads fight along a scenic road in Idaho.


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while Homo sapiens continued to evolve technology culture and consciousness turning humans'ancestors into a near-geologic force on the Earth.

Archeologists have strong evidence from the long record of toolmaking that points to an astounding leap in human intelligence between about 100000 and 60000 years ago.

Most of the characteristics of today's world now appeared including centralized government and power military forces and warfare institutionalized religion patriarchy monetary systems poverty large-scale agriculture trade networks and empire.


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It was found buried in tombs alongside warriors and priestesses and is now available at liquor stores across the United states thanks to a reconstruction effort by Patrick Mcgovern a biomolecular archaeologist at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology and Delaware-based Dogfish Head Craft

The oldest sample came from a large jar buried with a male warrior in Denmark. The other three came from strainer cups used to serve wine found in Denmark and Sweden.

The oldest sample which was buried with a male warrior was an anomaly. The jug found in that grave contained only traces of honey suggesting that the occupant went to his grave with a jar of unadulterated mead.

Because the warrior had crafted well weapons in his tomb he was likely of high status. Pure mead was probably a drink for the elite

and they were the ones that would serve it to the warriors he said The imported wine strainer cups


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and once it reaches FAS headquarters in Manaus Brazil can be grouped and analyzed using Google Fusion Tables Ribenboimsaid referring to Google's Web application for gathering visualizing and sharing data tables.

and the forests and take photos documenting the most important threats Pintea explained. The villagers also document the presence of more than 20 species with a focus on chimpanzees for instance

Through this data-collection process the JGI has identified previously unknown threats to chimpanzees. Even in the first few weeks of a forest villager getting his smartphone he reported this trap designed to capture a live primate we think either a baboon

To raise awareness of these threats WWF along with a coalition of nongovernmental organizations called Eyes on the Forest worked with Google to build a catalog of maps detailing the changes in the region over time including shifts in the forest cover;

Although the long time between satellite images makes it difficult to actively search for threats to tigers he said Google technology has been helpful in illustrating the pace of deforestation in the region and its effects on tiger and elephant habitat.

since the 1980s when an estimated 100000 African elephants were killed each year by poachers these massive mammals face additional threats posed by human activities such as commercial logging

and armed conflict WWF says. Save the Elephants a Kenya-based organization dedicated to elephant protection

if a threat is detected Douglas-Hamilton said. 12 Strangest Sights on Google earth When an elephant stops moving we can then send a Google earth file indicating the place where the elephant is stopped he said.


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it could just be that the onset of the disease was delayed the researchers said. But the findings are interesting


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#EU States Urged to Destroy Their Illegal Ivory To help combat elephant poaching the United states crushed its stockpile of illegal ivory for the first time last year.


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Hang around their dive headquarters at Mcmurdo Station and you ll see rows of oxygen tanks wetsuits and breathing apparatus;


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If you're encountering struggles in getting your children to eat their greens you're not alone.


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and so many others addressing the issue with the force of their forks. And our individual power is enormous.


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