Cosmonauts bring space station computers back online
Russian cosmonauts Fyodor Yurichkin and Oleg Kotov restored two of three space station computer connections after a crash four days earlier. NASA officials in Houston said the computers are now operational and will be watched closely as crews proceed with shuttle Atlantis on site repairs.
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Wildlife trade conference shifts protection at CITES meet
At the two week CITES conference in The Hague Netherlands elephants gained safer status while tigers won support but sharks and corals missed protection. China emerged as a major activist player as ministers backed negotiations amid rising political influence in species listings. Will Travers of the Species Survival Network notes the ministerial forum adds a strong political dimension.
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