Links for March 17th from 11:20 to 21:25:
- Carbon capture storage will ‘generate 100,000 jobs and £6.5bn a year’ |
Environment |
guardian.co.uk – Carbon capture storage will 'generate 100,000 jobs and £6.5bn a year' - BBC News – Monkeys learn more from females – Groups of monkeys pay more attention to females than to males when learning a task, say scientists.
- Algae’s solar electrons hijacked to steal power – tech – 17 March 2010 – New Scientist – Gang of biologists carry out audacious heist: valuable electrons stolen from photosynthesising algae
- How to make a snake : Pharyngula – How to make a snake – "you start with a lizard". evolution seen through the lens of Hox genes; brilliant #biology
- Caught Red-Handed: How Nestlé’s Use of Palm Oil is Having a Devastating Impact on Rainforest, The Climate and Orang-utans | Greenpeace International – Nestlé's Palm-oil Use Devastating Rainforest – time for a boycott (via @asteris @ecotist) #nestle
- Masculine faces appeal most to women in countries where disease is rife |
Science |
The Guardian – A country's disease rates influence women's preference for masculine or feminine-looking faces - Pies-in-face attack roils anarchist-vegan world – don't think i've ever read anything in my life that screams "san francisco!" as much as this story's first paragraph:
- The Project Reason Video Contest |
Project Reason
– RT @SamHarrisOrg: The nine finalists for the Project Reason Video Contest. Please watch & pick your favorite: #p2 - Tim (Sebastopol, CA)’s review of On the Road: 50th Anniversary Edition – 5 of 5 stars to On the Road by Jack Kerouac
- Chladni Singing : Meara O’Reilly – For your evening entertainment: video of @mearaoreilly chladni singing
- TextSoap –