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Kenya and Egypt have agreed to strengthen cooperation in conservation of water towers as a means of preserving Nile waters.
The Nile River in Aswan. Photo creative commons by Dimo Dimov
In a meeting held on 10th January 2012 in the Kenya’s capital Nairobi, Egypt committed herself to strengthening support for water conservation, drilling boreholes and building dams for irrigation and drinking water in Kenya. The meeting was between .....
The smell in Dr Valerie Allain’s laboratory can get quite strong at times, especially when she and her two assistants are defrosting another batch of tuna stomachs. Two thousand frozen
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Australians love their lamb, but health-conscious meat-eaters are looking to leaner lamb chops for the dining table. Now farmers have a new tool to help them choose sheep most likely
Continue Reading →‘Sick building syndrome’ causes persistent illness in office workers and costs the Australian economy an estimated $12 billion a year, but nanotechnology may have an answer. Sick buildings are created
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Australia’s water mains are getting older, and bursting or leaking water pipes are costing business and local residents millions of dollars, but many of these dollars could be saved
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Anyone who has travelled on trains in Europe or Japan rocketing along in silence and comfort wonders why Australian train continue to trundle at 1940s speeds. It’s not the train
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Australia’s innovation performance compared to other OECD countries is “appalling”, according to Professor Robin Batterham, Kernot Professor at the University of Melbourne and former Australian Chief Scientist. Professor Batterham, a
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