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Food Additives: Antispoilage agent in food view story
3 votes- Submitted by jackhaz
- 3 months ago
- (http://foodadditive.blogspot.com/...)
- Became popular 3 months ago
Although foods can be sterilized (as by heat processing)and contained in such a way as to prevent contamination by microbes during storage, it still is often necessary in some cases to forego sterilization, thus making it necessary to take other steps to
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Experts: Hydrogen Cars Won't Help for 40 Years view story
64 votes- Submitted by pleeker
- 3 months ago
- (http://www.wired.com/cars/energy/...)
- Became popular 3 months ago
Even if we see hydrogen fuel cell vehicles in showrooms by 2020, it'll be another 30 years before they'll have a significant impact on gas consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. It isn't science dictating that timeline, but economics.
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Global Warming? Expect Cooling in Near Future view story
22 votes- Submitted by pleeker
- 4 months ago
- (http://dsc.discovery.com/news/200...)
- Became popular 4 months ago
Global warming could take a break in the next decade thanks to a natural shift in ocean circulations...
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Deep freeze hits northern states view story
18 votes- Submitted by cGt2099
- 7 months ago
- (http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/200801...)
- Became popular 7 months ago
Temperatures dropped to breathtaking levels, well below zero, in extreme northern sections of Maine early Monday.
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Citrus growers shiver as cold lingers view story
10 votes- Submitted by hdar3415
- 8 months ago
- (http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/200801...)
- Became popular 8 months ago
Temperatures in many areas of northern Florida dropped into the 20s early Thursday, following the 30-degree temperatures some northern parts of the state saw Wednesday. Cross City was 20. Farther south, Orlando was 31 and it was 39 in Miami.
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Absolute Hot: Is there an opposite to Absolute Zero? view story
17 votes- Submitted by JessicaLaurie
- 8 months ago
- (http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/zero...)
- Became popular 8 months ago
Seems like an innocent enough question, right? Absolute zero is about minus 460 F. You can't get colder than that. The highest-temperature question gets to the heart of current inquiries and proposed theories in cosmology and theoretical physics.

