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Weekly round up - June 06, 2008

What’s been on The Great Beyond this week and a few extras...

Monday June 02
‘Carbon scrubber’ breakthrough / Buzz Lightyear, toilet and Japanese lab lifted to space / And the winner is ... Melting Bob / Scammers get scientific

Tuesday June 03
Europe says Sanofi-Aventis blocked investigators / Papua New Guinea forests under threat / Mini planet found far away / NASA PR ‘mischaracterized climate change science’

Wednesday June 04
Astronomers perform galactic limb surgery / Biofuel row at UN food meeting / When did humans get to New Zealand?

Thursday June 05
No rest for Phoenix / Iceland polar bear shooting row / Kibo brings more hope to space

Friday June 06
McCain is a Martian! / Cane toads killing crocs / Orogeny by jerks

Other Nature blog posts you may have missed
Climate Feedback: Quirin Schiermeier is taking a trip on a research icebreaker
Nascent: ‘WikiProteins is a bit rubbish’

Ones that got away
UC Davis has a professor of beer, from the LA Times
Can ‘friendly bacteria’ save the frogs? From the BBC

Posted by Daniel Cressey on June 06, 2008
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