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May 25, 2016

Researchers find that Earth may be home to 1 trillion species
Washington DC (SPX) May 25, 2016
Earth could contain nearly 1 trillion species, with only one-thousandth of 1 percent now identified, according to the results of a new study. The estimate, based on universal scaling laws applied to large datasets, appears in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The report's authors are Jay Lennon and Kenneth Locey of Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. The scientists combined microbial, plant and animal datasets from government, academic and citizen science sources ... read more

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Sri Lanka rain death toll hits 101 as waters recede Floods subsided across Sri Lanka Tuesday revealing the full extent of damage from last week's deluge that also triggered landslides, officials said, as the death toll crossed 100. ... more		India launches probe as insect excrement turns Taj green Its gleaming white marble walls have for years been yellowed by India's air pollution and now the Taj Mahal faces a fresh threat - from green insect excrement. ... more		Flood-hit Sri Lankans face uncertain future Sri Lankans camped out in shelters in the capital face an uncertain future after massive flooding from torrential rain struck the island, forcing them to flee their inundated homes. ... more
				South Africa detains 3 Chinese fishing vessels, 100 crew South African authorities have detained three Chinese vessels and 100 crew members for allegedly illegal fishing in Indian Ocean waters off Port Elizabeth, officials said Monday. ... more		India sets new heat record as temperatures soar Temperatures have soared to a scorching 51 degrees Celsius in one Indian city, meteorologists said Friday, with the ferocious heat setting a new national record. ... more

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Flood-hit Sri Lanka pulls more bodies from landslides Sri Lankan soldiers pulled more bodies from landslides and distributed food and water Sunday to hundreds of thousands forced into shelters after major floods hit the island. ... more		Nuclear foes renew push to shut plant near Manhattan Environmentalists urged US nuclear regulators Tuesday to shut down a nuclear plant near New York after inspections showed an unusually high number of degraded bolts in a reactor. ... more		Airbus CO3D satellites begin mission to generate high precision global 3D map BlackSky to supply satellite imagery and analytics for Latin American security operations GovSat selects Thales Alenia Space to build secure satellite for military communications		Pakistan seeks nuclear group membership to curb proliferation Pakistan has applied for membership of a nuclear suppliers group saying its inclusion would help reduce the proliferation of nuclear weapons, the foreign ministry said Friday. ... more
				Thousands homeless in cyclone-hit Bangladesh Thousands of Bangladeshis were left homeless on Sunday after Cyclone Roanu battered the impoverished southern coastal region, ripping apart flimsy houses and killing at least 24 people. ... more		SpeedCast to build ground station for X-band Satcom Services in Asia-Pacific SpeedCast International has announced that it has partnered with one of the largest global Defence companies, Airbus Defence and Space, to design, build and provide onsite management for the ground ... more

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New study finds major earthquake New geologic mapping in the Himalayan mountains of Kashmir between Pakistan and India suggests that the region is ripe for a major earthquake that could endanger the lives of as many as a million pe ... more		Indian Space Agency Sets Sights on Homemade Space Shuttle The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is embarking on a landmark experiment to create India's very own "space shuttle." In what has been touted as the country's first attempt, the agency is ... more		First wildfire images reveal FireSat's unmatched detection capabilities MetOp Second Generation satellite fully fuelled ahead of August launch MicroCarb satellite launch marks new era in urban carbon tracking		Wildfires: More people, less fires Every year, about 350 million hectares of land are devastated by fires worldwide, this corresponds to about the size of India. To estimate the resulting damage to human health and economy, precise p ... more
Sri Lanka president flies to flood-hit area, toll hits 37 Sri Lanka's president mourned the island's "devastating loss" Wednesday as the death toll from three days of torrential rain and landslides rose to 37, with more than 150 missing and rescuers still pulling bodies from the mud. ... more		Five die cleaning well in parched Indian village Five low-caste villagers have died trying to revive an unused well in a parched region of northern India, police said Tuesday, as the country reels under one of the worst droughts on record. ... more		China, India face huge mental health burden: study China and India are home to more than a third of people with mental illness, but only a tiny fraction of them receive medical help, according to studies released Wednesday. ... more		Sri Lanka flood toll hits 11, thousands more homeless Emergency workers in Sri Lanka on Tuesday found the bodies of a woman and two children killed in a landslide, taking the toll from two days of heavy rain to 11, with thousands more forced to flee their homes. ... more

	Small blue galaxy could shed new light on Big Bang, IU astronomers say A faint blue galaxy about 30 million light-years from Earth and located in the constellation Leo Minor could shed new light on conditions at the birth of the universe. Astronomers at Indiana Univers ... more		Lightning kills 59 people in three days in Bangladesh: official Lightning strikes have killed an unprecedented 59 people in Bangladesh in three days as tropical thunderstorms hit the country before the annual monsoon, an official said Sunday. ... more

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Sri Lanka floods kill eight, leave thousands homeless		Oil prices fall on oversupply concerns		Nepal's quake recovery costs up by a quarter		Storms kill at least 33 in Bangladesh		Indian Navy bids farewell Sea Harrier jets
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Armed guards at India dams as drought leaves farmers dry

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Thousands battle deadly forest fires in India

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