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Scientists turn moths gay to save precious fruit crops

Scientists in the United Kingdom are turning moths gay to prevent them from mating, thus saving crops from their destructive larvae.
In the Media by Andrew John - 2 comments

UN Heritage Site Banaue Rice Terraces Attacked by Giant Worms

Baguio - Banaue Rice Terraces, known in the Philippines as the 'Eight Wonder of the World' and recorded as a UN Heritage site, is in danger of being ruined due to infestation and severe drought caused by El Nino-induced summer heat.
In the Media by Leo Reyes

Bed bug infestations growing worldwide

Is something eating you? What are the health risks from bed bugs? How can you prevent bed bugs? How do you get rid of them?
In the Media by Kathlyn Stone - 5 comments

Riled Residents Have “Holey” Problem with Woodpeckers

So far it's woodpeckers, 1; home owners, 0. The ‘woodies’ are winning and residents have resorted to killing the pesky hole-drilling birds that have gone from knocking holes in trees to tougher stucco, which isn’t stopping them.
In the Media by Sandy Sand - 4 comments

Bacteria May Offer Natural Plant Pest Control

New research at York has revealed so-called ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ bacteria, suggesting a novel way to control pests without using insecticides. Researchers at the University of York studied the relationship between plant-dwelling insects and bacteria.
In the Media by Bob Ewing - 4 comments
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Mild winter could lead to pest-filled spring as many insects that would normally die, survive
Thousands of volunteers take part in a massive cull of cane toads, which are regarded as poisonous pests.
A pervasive honey bee pest is being tackled by a research project that try to turn its natural defences against it.
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Leave The Bed Bugs Home This Thanksgiving

With Thanksgiving here, we are always flooded with the stories about how to cook a turkey, safety tips and all the...
Nov 21, 2011 by Tim O'Brien

Biodiversity and Human Well-being

Biodiversity means diversity of species, ecosystems, genes, and landscapes. Biodiversity is the source of our food,...
Nov 15, 2010 by Fatik Baran Mandal

Religion, Politics, and Stagnation

Have you ever had a hole in your yard and when it rained a lot, it filled with water? The water was fine at first, but...
Nov 7, 2010 by Charlotte Cunningham - 6 comments

Biodiesel Hype

With rising fuel costs, people often tend to settle for something cheaper than the usual oil based products. Some...
Aug 2, 2008 by Michael Jugar
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