en-my-hotdailynews: 2015-10-13 Malaysia Science

Choice matters to 2015 Nobel Prize in Economics winner Angus Deaton
Sydney Morning Herald
Analysis. Too often in economics, experts make guesses about how an individual will respond to a change in circumstances (such as higher wages or higher prices) and then simply assume that the entire nation of which that individual is a member will ...

Nobel winner sees big picture in micro-data   The Australian Financial Review
Princeton economist wins Nobel Prize in economics   Kansas City Star
Angus Deaton wins Nobel Economics Prize   The Nation
New York Times
Inquirer.net
Washington Post (blog)
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Trade Arabia

Magical Kenya aims to draw 3 million tourists
Trade Arabia
It's all happening in magical Kenya, the very heart of Africa. This is wild country with polite folks, a country where broad smiles, firm handshakes and enthusiastic "Jambo" welcomes come naturally. This small country with a big heart is determined to ...

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NDTV

This is How Rising Seas Will Reshape the Face of the United States
NDTV
Millions of Americans live on land destined to be reclaimed by rising sea levels, and that number rises dramatically if carbon dioxide emissions continue unchecked or if West Antarctica's ice sheet is as unstable as recent studies suggest, according to ...
Sea levels to swallow Miami, New Orleans: Study   Channel News Asia
Sea level rise will swallow Miami, New Orleans – study   Rappler
U.S. Coastal Cities Will be Underwater If Sea Levels Continue to Rise Sharply   I4U News
Newsworks.org
Grand Forks Herald
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The Star Online

EU climate boss says emissions cuts not enough
The Boston Globe
RABAT, Morocco — Europe's climate chief has acknowledged for the first time that climate pledges made by national governments ahead of a major UN conference fall short of meeting the international goal of keeping global warming below 3.6 degrees.
Global climate pledges not enough but good start - European Commission   The Star Online
25 million Americans could lose their homes to global warming: Will you?   Christian Science Monitor

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NDTV

Food Chain Collapse Predicted In World's Oceans
malaysiandigest.com
Pic: AFPMIAMI: The world's oceans are teeming with life, but rising carbon dioxide emissions could cause a collapse in the marine food chain from the top down, researchers in Australia said on Monday. The first-of-its-kind global analysis of marine ...
Global Collapse of the Marine Food Chain is Possible with Climate Change   Science World Report
The oceans are changing too fast for marine life to keep up   The Conversation AU
Acidification 'to cause species collapse'   The Australian (blog)
(e) Science News (press release) (registration)
Big News Network.com
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Malaysia Chronicle

CAUGHT ON VIDEO: 'UFO sightings' in Seremban, Rawang
Malaysia Chronicle
UFO fever appears to have gripped Seremban, Negri Sembilan, and Rawang, Selangor, with two alleged sightings captured in several photographs and a video trending on social media. In the 11-second video, with audio, a large disc-shape UFO is seen ...

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