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Green algae again fouling Great Lakes

HOUGHTON, Mich., March 1 (UPI) — Slimy green algae that fouled beaches around the U.S. Great Lakes in the 1950s are back with a vengeance due to an invasive species of mussel, scientists say.

The green, bottom-dwelling alga called Cladophora glomera…

Green algae again fouling Great Lakes

HOUGHTON, Mich., March 1 (UPI) — Slimy green algae that fouled beaches around the U.S. Great Lakes in the 1950s are back with a vengeance due to an invasive species of mussel, scientists say.

The green, bottom-dwelling alga called Cladophora glomera…

Green algae again fouling Great Lakes

HOUGHTON, Mich., March 1 (UPI) — Slimy green algae that fouled beaches around the U.S. Great Lakes in the 1950s are back with a vengeance due to an invasive species of mussel, scientists say.

The green, bottom-dwelling alga called Cladophora glomera…

‘Twisted’ San Andreas fault described

Research on the structure of California’s San Andreas fault suggests a rupture might shake some places harder than current forecasts predict, seismologists say.

Researchers with the U.S. Geological Survey found the southern section of the fault isn’t…

‘Twisted’ San Andreas fault described

Research on the structure of California’s San Andreas fault suggests a rupture might shake some places harder than current forecasts predict, seismologists say.

Researchers with the U.S. Geological Survey found the southern section of the fault isn’t…

‘Twisted’ San Andreas fault described

Research on the structure of California’s San Andreas fault suggests a rupture might shake some places harder than current forecasts predict, seismologists say.

Researchers with the U.S. Geological Survey found the southern section of the fault isn’t…

Figures show Windows XP on top of OS hill

ALISO VIEJO, Calif., March 1 (UPI) — Windows XP, while losing ground to Windows 7, is still the world’s most used operating system, U.S. analysts say.

Analysts at NetApplications say XP’s share of the global market dropped from 47 percent in January…

Figures show Windows XP on top of OS hill

ALISO VIEJO, Calif., March 1 (UPI) — Windows XP, while losing ground to Windows 7, is still the world’s most used operating system, U.S. analysts say.

Analysts at NetApplications say XP’s share of the global market dropped from 47 percent in January…

Figures show Windows XP on top of OS hill

ALISO VIEJO, Calif., March 1 (UPI) — Windows XP, while losing ground to Windows 7, is still the world’s most used operating system, U.S. analysts say.

Analysts at NetApplications say XP’s share of the global market dropped from 47 percent in January…

Builder of marine research ship chosen

SAN DIEGO, March 1 (UPI) — The U.S. Office of Naval Research has chosen Dakota Creek Industries Inc. to build a new research vessel for ocean science exploration, officials said.

Dakota Creek Industries, of Anacortes, Wash., will build AGOR 28, a ne…

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