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• Bullish Action in CF Industries

  
  TheStreet.com — Authority: 174
  After CF rejected Agriums offer, several investors expressed bullishness in the company and boosted later-dated call volume.
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• AGU, CF, TRA, SGEN, GSK, HSNI, ONAV, XRA, INTC Popular Stocks

  
  Ub News — Authority: 542
  U.S. stocks were higher Monday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 0.82% to 10414, the S&P 500 rose 0.98% to 1113 and the Nasdaq Composite gained 1.04% to 2235.Agrium Inc. (NYSE:AGU, $59.48, +$0.90, 1.54%) has extended its tender offer for CF Industries Holdings Inc. (NYSE:CF, $85.48, -$0.96, -1.11%) by an ...
  2 days ago

• Fertilizer Wars! Agrium Extends Hostile Bid

  
  TheStreet.com — Authority: 174
  Agrium keeps on keeping on with its bid to acquire CF Industries, but the market has grown ever more skeptical that any deals will ever get done.
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• Richard Alley – The Biggest Control Knob: Carbon Dioxide in Earth’s Climate History

  
  The Way Things Break — Authority: 416
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• AGU Statement Regarding the Recent Release of E-mails Hacked from the Climate Research Unit at University of East Anglia

  
  GIS in Education — Authority: 136
  The American Geophysical Union (AGU) has received a number of inquiries asking about our response to the release of e-mail hacked from the Climate Research Unit at University of East Anglia. AGU finds it offensive that these emails were obtained by illegal cyber attacks and they are being exploited to distort the ...
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• AGU Fall 2009 - Phenology Topics, Poster Session

  
  GIS in Education — Authority: 136
  Posters presented during the AGU Fall Meeting 2009 under the session title: Toward Phenological Assessments: Regional, National, Global. Chair: Julio L Betancourt Chair: Mark D Schwartz Chair: Geoffrey M Henebry Location: Poster Hall (Moscone South) Facilitating Phenological Assessments at Local, Regional and ...
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• Potash Comes Crashing Off Its High

  
  SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page — Authority: 647
  Andrew Horowitz submits: This has been a volatile sector with hopes for a recovery in prices once again smashed. Just today, Potash ( POT ) was downgraded to “Sell” from “Hold” at Soleil Securities by equity analyst Mark Gulley. He put the 12-month target price is $85.00 per share. Much of that was based on ...
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• Potash Falls as Prices Weaken

  
  TheStreet.com — Authority: 174
  Potash shares fall sharply Friday as prices show signs of weakness and traders respond to technical breakdown in the stock.
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• Video: The Asteroid That Will Almost Hit Earth

  
  Wired Science — Authority: 750
  SAN FRANCISCO — Any number of undiscovered near-Earth objects could one day careen into the Earth, and there is a lot of talk here at the American Geophysical Union meeting about tracking them. So far, though, only one discovered object has seemed even mildly likely to hit our planet. That asteroid is Apophis, a ...
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• Increase in Shining Clouds Highlights Climate ‘Weirding’

  
  Wired Science — Authority: 750
  SAN FRANCISCO — Shining clouds at the edge of space are growing in number and brightness. For years, scientists have puzzled over the observed increase in these noctilucent clouds. Now two groups modeling the behavior of the atmosphere have found new support for the idea that human-induced climate change is the ...
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• Why Geologists Love Beer

  
  Wired Science — Authority: 750
  SAN FRANCISCO — Fact: Geologists love beer. There is abundant proof of this here at the American Geophysical Union meeting, the largest collection of earth scientists in the world. The talks, workshops and poster sessions go from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., but at 3:30 p.m. every day, for five days, kegs of beer are ...
  6 days ago

• AGU Presentation on the Societal Impacts of Landslides

  
  Dave's Landslide Blog — Authority: 469
  This is the Powerpoint file from my presentation at AGU Fall Meeting in 2009 on quantifying the impacts of landslides on society, which is scheduled for Friday morning. Quantifying the impacts of landslides on society See more presentations by Dr_Dave | Upload your own PowerPoint presentations ...
  6 days ago

• AGU Day 4: landslide sessions

  
  Dave's Landslide Blog — Authority: 469
  There were two landslide sessions at AGU today, both in the afternoon. This was the part of the meeting about which I was most excited, but sadly to be honest the reality did not meet my expectations. I wont write about all of the talks here, just a selected few. First up was Bruce Malamud, who talked about the ...
  6 days ago

• AGU Day 4 - session on Scientists Communication on Critical Global Environmental Issues

  
  Dave's Landslide Blog — Authority: 469
  I am going to split my AGU Day 4 report into two posts. This one will cover the session this morning on the communication of the science of environmental change , whilst the second post will cover the landslide sessions. The first session that I attended this morning was an excellent, experience-led examination of ...
  6 days ago

• Photo: Shining Lake Confirms Presence of Liquid on Titan

  
  Wired Science — Authority: 750
  SAN FRANCISCO — A glint of light from a large lake confirms the presence of surface liquid in Titan’s northern hemisphere. This image, released Thursday here at the American Geophysical Union meeting, was captured on July 8, using the Cassini spacecraft’s visual and infrared mapping spectrometer. “This one ...
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• First Ever Video of Deep-Sea Volcanic Eruption

  
  Wired Mods — Authority: 742
  For the first time, scientists have watched molten lava flowing on the sea floor and creating new crust. And lucky for us, they caught it on video.
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• Mysterious Disappearance of Reindeer Herd Blamed on Freak Storms

  
  Wired Science — Authority: 750
  SAN FRANCISCO — On a remote island in the Bering Strait during World War II, a tiny band of Americans ran a radar station. Twenty-nine reindeer were placed on St. Matthew Island with them, to be eaten in case of emergency. The emergency never came, and population biologist Dave Klein counted 6,000 reindeer on the ...
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• Ancient algae provide insights into Earth’s response to global warming

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 723
  Washington, December 17 (ANI): In a new study, a team of scientists, using algae records from the early Pliocene, when earth’s climate was warmer, has suggested that coastal upwelling off the California coast was sustained in this period even though sea surface temperatures were several degrees higher than ...
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• AGU Day 3

  
  Dave's Landslide Blog — Authority: 469
  There were two highlights of day 3 for me, which to be honest did not have much of interest on landslides. The first was the Geobloggers lunch, which was attended by about 30 bloggers. It was interesting to put names to faces and also to learn about some new blogs. I was struck by two things: 1. the range of ages ...
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• Saving Earth From an Asteroid Will Take Diplomats, Not Heroes

  
  Wired Science — Authority: 750
  SAN FRANCISCO — In the movie version of stopping an asteroid from hitting Earth popularized by Armageddon , a few brave Americans quickly head out to the near-Earth object and blow it up. The reality will be far less dramatic, former astronaut Rusty Schweickart told scientists at the American Geophysical Union ...
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