Bolivia accuses U S of kidnapping Morales over Snowden row
Bolivia denounces European refusals to let Morales fly home as act of aggression and international law violation. The plane was denied entry over France and Portugal before Vienna stop. Snowden was not aboard. Morales to seek UN help amid Unasur and Latin American outrage.
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Iowa woodlands shrink for first time since 1974
Iowa lost about 40 000 acres of woodland per the USDA Forest Service inventory, the first decline since 1974. Officials cite high corn prices driving landowners to clear timber for cropland, with 10 to 80 acre plots cleared if land is flat enough. Population growth and development also pressure forested areas.
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Scientists create functioning human liver from stem cells
Japanese researchers at Okahama City University Graduate School of Medicine used induced pluripotent stem cells from skin and blood to create three liver forming cell types. They grew three dimensional liver buds that connected with mouse blood vessels and showed functions of mature liver cells, marking a milestone toward lab grown organs.
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