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On Nature News - December 22, 2008

Carbonate deposits found on Mars
Long-lost mineral could help explain planet's thin atmosphere.

US Environmental Protection Agency faces eleventh-hour shake-up
Scientists voice concerns as small-scale projects fall from favour.

Spanish solar firms accused of fraud
Hundreds of companies falsely registered to receive higher subsidies.

Cell biologists share their snaps
Journal of Cell Biology launches an image bank for microscopy images.

Posted by Asher Mullard on December 22, 2008
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