For 60,000 years, they have withstood the bone-chilling extremes of the Ice Age, the blistering temperatures of the desert and an ever-shrinking habitat. For 60,000 years, they have withstood the bone-chilling extremes of the Ice Age, the blistering temperatures of the desert and an ever-shrinking habitat. A fence topped with barbed wire and equipped with motion sensors guards against intruders to the pupfish's refuge, a 150-meter deep pool that is only a few meters wide. At only 2.7...

The two companies were among 198 hatcheries that used potentially contaminated feed from a Canadian company that used components from two Chinese suppliers, the newspaper said. The Chinese firms had added melamine to their products to boost protein levels, causing kidney failure in an unknown number of dogs and cats. Beginning in late April, the FDA impounded all "vegetable protein concentrate" from China and stepped up surveillance of adulterated protein additives from overseas, the Post...

And for years, FDA inspectors have simply returned to Chinese importers the small portion of those products they caught -- many of which turned up at U. ports just last month, agency documents reveal, along with more than 1,000 shipments of tainted Chinese dietary supplements, toxic Chinese cosmetics and counterfeit Chinese medicines. chicken, pork and fish with tainted Chinese pet food ingredients and this week's resumption of high-level economic and trade talks with China -- has...

Groansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: No other car in the world is such a powerful symbol of a gone-by era Looking like a cross between a golf cart and an amusement park bumper car, the Trabant -- a sluggish two-cylinder vehicle from East Germany -- was arguably the most venerated object of desire behind the Iron Curtain. Groansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: No other car in the world is such a powerful symbol of a gone-by era Looking like a cross between a golf cart...

Now a celebrity-backed project aims to recreate the wild landscape Juliette Jowit, environment editor Sunday May 20, 2007 The Observer In the middle of the 19th century, landowner William Wells sought to measure the erosion of the fenlands near his home by sinking an iron post flush into the peat. Now a celebrity-backed project aims to recreate the wild landscape Juliette Jowit, environment editor Sunday May 20, 2007 The Observer In the middle of the 19th century, landowner William Wells...

And although Boulder may have one city council member who's a stoner percentage-wise that's probably not representative of the stoner population; it should be five council members it also has a governing body that passed one of the most progressive global warming policies in the country. And although Boulder may have one city council member who's a stoner percentage-wise that's probably not representative of the stoner population; it should be five council members it also has a governing...