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Overflowing of river prompts World Expo emergency plans in Spain

Madrid  - The rising level of the river Ebro, sparked by heavy rains in May, is worrying the organizers of the 2008 World Expo in the northern Spanish city of Zaragoza, press reports said Tuesday.<

Now, a computer that can read your mind

London, June 3: Mind reading has long been a thing of folklore and science fiction.

National economies and security interests face growing threat from malicious software

London, June 3 : A new report has determined that national economies and security interests face a growing threat from malicious software.

One of the world’s most biodiverse hotspots faces destruction

London, June 3 : A new report has indicated that the tropical rainforests of Papua New Guinea (PNG), which falls in the top ten of the world’s most biodiverse hotspots, are disappearing faster than

Archaeologists uncover remains of giant fortress in Egypt

Washington, June 3: Archaeologists have uncovered more remains from a giant fortress in Tharu, the largest known fortified city in ancient Egypt, which sits near the modern-day border town of Rafah

Earthworms’ adaptability to contaminants can provide clues to fight soil pollution

Washington, June 3 : A new research has revealed the molecular mechanisms by which earthworms adapt to exposure to soil contaminants, which can provide clues for dealing with soil pollution.

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