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July 06, 2016

Study finds that plant growth responses to high carbon dioxide depend on symbiotic fungi
Bloomington IN (SPX) Jul 03, 2016
Research by an international team of environmental scientists from the United Kingdom, Belgium and United States, including Indiana University, has found that plants that associate with one type of symbiotic fungi grow bigger in response to high levels of carbon dioxide, or CO2, in the atmosphere, but plants that associate with the other major type of symbiotic fungi do not. The study, which appears online in the journal Science, calls into question whether the 'greening of the Earth' that results ... read more

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Landslides and flooding kill 25 in India The death toll from landslides and flooding in northern India has risen to 25 after rescuers found more bodies buried under debris, officials said Saturday. ... more		Frigate birds soar without landing for weeks at a time New data has revealed frigate birds as the animal kingdom's most prolific soarers. ... more		Sri Lanka's latest status symbol, a baby elephant Expensive and high-maintenance, baby elephants have become the ultimate status symbol for Sri Lanka's wealthy elite - a trend that has horrified conservationists and prompted a government crackdown. ... more
				India's Modi heads to Africa with an eye on China India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi heads to Africa on Thursday, seeking to boost his country's economic influence in a region long dominated by rival Asian power China. ... more		Varunastra missile handed over to Indian navy The Indian navy took possession of the indigenously made, anti-submarine Varunastra electric torpedo from the Ministry of Defense during a ceremony Thursday, the sea service announced. ... more

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Signs of 'healing' ozone layer over Antarctic: study The hole in the ozone layer over the Antarctic has begun to shrink, signaling good news for the environment decades after an international accord to phase out certain pollutants, researchers said Thursday. ... more		Award-winning Tibetan film director held by police An award-winning Tibetan film director was detained by police in China and ended up in hospital, officials and fellow cinematographers said Wednesday. ... more		Romania says Russian drone breached its airspace MSBAI wins DoD contract to accelerate OrbitGuard for space situational awarenes Next-Gen Automotive Innovation: Smarter, Safer, More Connected		Nepal, India agree to use satellite system for border pillars Nepal and India agreed on Saturday to use global navigation satellite system for boundary pillars between the two neighbors. Sureshman Shrestha, a senior official at the Nepal's Department of Survey ... more
				Canada Launches Maritime Monitoring Satellite The Maritime Monitoring and Messaging Microsatellite (M3MSat) has been placed into orbit by an Indian Space Research Organization rocket, the Canadian Space Agency said in a press release on Wednesd ... more		ISRO tells aerospace industry to enhance capacity to meet demands The Indian aerospace industry should enhance its capacity to meet the growing demand for space-based services, India's space agency ISRO said. "It is imperative for the aerospace industry to e ... more

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India launches 20 satellites in single mission India successfully launched a rocket carrying 20 satellites on Wednesday, setting a new national record as its famously frugal space agency looks to grab a larger slice of the lucrative commercial space market. ... more		Rains or not, India faces drinking water crisis As large swathes of drought-devastated India desperately wait for the monsoon rains to arrive, one village in the dry, hot north is flush with water. ... more		Ash improves methane yield and fertilizer value in biogas systems Bio-oil from agricultural and forest waste could help seal abandoned oil wells and store carbon Rice researchers turn wasted data center heat into clean power		India, Pakistan edge closer to joining SOC security bloc India and Pakistan inched closer Friday to joining a regional security and economic bloc led by Russia and China, a move seen to boost the importance of the organisation. ... more
India to send atomic experts to Namibia Namibia's President Hage Geingob and the visiting Indian President Pranab Mukherjee agreed in principle Thursday that India should send technical atomic energy experts to help with issues affecting ... more		India blames China for stalled nuclear group entry India has blamed regional rival China for blocking its entry to a nuclear trade group opposed to the proliferation of nuclear weapons, after its members met in South Korea with no decision on India's bid to join. ... more		Spaceflight contracts India's PSLV to launch 12 Planet Dove nanosats Spaceflight, the leading provider of integrated launch services for small satellites, today announced it has launched a flock of 12 Planet Dove satellites from India's Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle ... more		India PM Modi heads to Uzbekistan to woo China's Xi Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping this week on the sidelines of a summit in Uzbekistan, the Indian foreign ministry said Wednesday, seeking China's backing for India's entry into a nuclear trade group. ... more

	View From Above: India to Launch High Resolution Surveillance Satellite India's soon to be launched Cartosat-2 series satellite is capable of monitoring foreign troops, allowing the country's military to detect incursions and other activities. India's Polar Satellite L ... more		Lightning kills at least 93 as monsoon sweeps India At least 93 people have been struck by lightning and killed in India over the past two days, disaster management officials said Wednesday, as annual monsoon rains swept the country. ... more

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Mexico backs India's nuclear suppliers group bid

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ADB helps fund India's climate fight

Amazon's Jeff Bezos bets on India with $3 bn investment

Chinese oil demand slips

Hundreds left homeless after Sri Lanka depot blast

Obama offers Modi warm farewell embrace

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Thousands flee Sri Lanka ammunition depot explosions

Sri Lanka races to defuse bombs after depot blast

Nepal seeks to drain giant glacial lake near Everest

Islamic State seen shifting to more international attacks: UN

Sri Lankan monks hold prayers for buried landslide victims

More than 2,000 Indians contract HIV after transfusions

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