Texas A&M dogs cloning project draws serious science claim
Missyplicity Project organizers announce a two year effort to clone an 11 year old border collie mix named Missy. The plan, led by Texas A&M researchers and Bio Arts and Research Corp, seeks $2.3 million with a wealthy donor funding the work.
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A Johns Hopkins University study projects 2.8 billion people facing freshwater shortages in the next generation. The report calls for water conservation, pollution control, managed demand, slowed population growth, and massive sanitation and infrastructure investments to prevent global instability and ecological loss.
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