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Romney Vows to Restore 'Promise of America'

By Jim Malone | VOA News on Aug 31, 2012   Politics  

Romney Vows to Restore 'Promise of America'

TAMPA, Florida — Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney took center-stage at his party's national convention Thursday, promising to restore what he called “the promise of America” if elected in November.

Scientists Question Quake Map Prediction Methodology

By Steve Herman | VOA News on Aug 31, 2012   General News  

Scientists Question Quake Map Prediction Methodology

TOKYO — Some high profile researchers in the earth sciences are questioning several long-standing assumptions about predicting earthquakes. They contend it is time for a major reassessment on the methods used to forecast where and when killer earthquakes will strike.

Alaska National Guard Rescues Hiker Near Whittier Glacier

By Spc. Balinda O’Neal | Alaska National Guard on Aug 29, 2012   General News  

Alaska National Guard Rescues Hiker Near Whittier Glacier

CAMP DENALI, Alaska— The Alaska Air National Guard rescued a distressed 25-year-old hiker approximately 43-miles southeast of Anchorage near Whittier Glacier August 28 after Alaska State Troopers requested a hoist equipped helicopter.

Potential Methane Reservoirs Beneath Antarctica

By University of Bristol on Aug 29, 2012   General News  

Potential Methane Reservoirs Beneath Antarctica

The new study demonstrates that old organic matter in sedimentary basins located beneath the Antarctic Ice Sheet may have been converted to methane by micro-organisms living under oxygen-deprived conditions. The methane could be released to the atmosphere if the ice sheet shrinks and exposes these old sedimentary basins.

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