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• Scientists explain how insects survive plant SAP

• Scientists catalogue more than 1.2 thousand Antarctic species

• Nasa begins to prepare itself to study Jupiter

• Brazil and Canada sign scientific cooperation agreement

• Mars may have had water for a longer time than thought

• Scientists create plant brick in the Amazon

• Scientists create air-cleaning machine

• Seawater can become a new form of renewable energy

• Bactéria transforma qualquer planta em etanol

• IPCC will grant Nobel money to scientists from poor countries

• Surprising Protagonist

• Students discovered beneficial microorganisms in Amazon region plants

• Energetic roads

• Scientists expect intensification of rain due to global warming

• Scientists develop material that generates clean energy at moderate temperature

• Technology moves forward, memory shortens

• Scientists are assessing the possibility of carrying out assisted migration of species

• Monumental complex, of 5 thousand years in age, is discovered in Peru

• Gas used for production of flat screens contributes to global warming

• Mercosur to close agreement for scientific and technological development

• Scientist defends carbon tax against global warming

• New metal is created by jointing two plastics

• Germans develop robot capable of gaining access to 95% from the bottom of the sea

• Brazil can become biotechnology giant, says study

• Scientists develop oil-absorbing paper

• Sunscreen causes infections in corals

• Despite warming, “hurricanes will be less frequent”

• Pulp ethanol can supply energetic demand

• North Pole could become iceless in 2008

• Group wishes to set up DNA database of trees

• Beetle attack transforms forest into source of carbonic gas

• Ocean level to rise 1.5 m by 2100, scientists say

• Survey knocks over connection between solar rays and global warming

• Why are Brazilian savannah trees twisted?

• Lightening killed 45 people in Brazil in 2008, informs Inpe

• 2008 could be one of the hottest years since 1860

• Brazil signs agreement with the world’s largest bone marrow bank, in the USA

• Green solvents

• Lightening flash occurrences increase over 50% in South and Southeast Brazil

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