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On Nature News - August 04, 2008

Falcon 1 blows it again
Private space travel takes another hit, but isn't doomed.

Scientists identify algae that almost swamped the Olympics
Algal bloom may have been boosted by fertilizer run-off.

Lawsuit chips away at fish research
Court order may halt attempts to train sea bass.

The end of AIDS is nowhere in sight
Battle against HIV dogged by vaccine failures, poorly targeted prevention measures and lack of fresh research talent, conference told.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on August 04, 2008
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