Reprieve for Moscow's dogs Moscow's thousands of stray dogs have something to wag their tails about - animal rights activists say the city has dropped a plan to round the dogs up and ship them to a camp far outside of town. Animal rights activists and Russian... 動物の権利活動家は、市が犬を四捨五入して、キャンプまでに町の外にそれらを出荷する計画を落としていると言う - 野良犬のモスクワの何千人ものしっぽは約振っに何かを持っています
Howls over plans to round up stray dogs One shelter for 12,000 Russian dogs would be inhumane, say protesters During the day, the patter of canine feZet is never far away on Moscow's streets; at night howling rings out.Moving around in packs, the stray dogs are usually... 12000ロシアの犬のための一つの避難所は犬feZetのパタパタという音が、モスクワの路上で遠くなることはなく、日中は抗議者を言う、非人道的である;パックで約out.Moving夜ハウリングリングで、野良犬が通常です...
Science Weekly podcast: Protecting the oceans; a space suit for dogs; and Tutankhamun goes online Jay Nelson, director of Global Ocean Legacy at the Pew Environment Group, joins us to consider how we can protect the world's oceans and whether islanders are willing to be subjected to tough restrictions. We also discuss the Chagos Archipelago, the UK's most important area of marine biodiversity.It's one small step for a mongrel ... We discover how stray dogs helped Yuri Gagarin make history. Space communications manager Kevin Yates takes us on a tour of the new Space Race exhibition at the National Space Centre in Leicester, which features a canine high-altitude suit designed by the Russians at the height of their battle with the Americans to control space. View our exclusive behind-the-scenes video of the exhibit as the suit is unpacked from its protective box and put on display. As the dust settles on the Climategate emails saga, the Guardian assembled an impressive line-up of experts to debate what the affair did - and did not - reveal about research into global warming. Listen to a small section of the 100-minute recording, or hear the debate in its entirety here. Eighty-eight years after Tutankhamun's tomb was discovered by Howard Carter, only a fraction of the 5,000 objects unearthed have been properly studied and published. Hopefully that's about to change thanks to the internet and 15 years of hard work as the excavation notes are published online. Jo Marchant went to the Griffith Institute in Oxford where the archive is now held. Follow the podcast on our Science Weekly Twitter feed and receive updates on all breaking science news stories from Guardian Science. Email scienceweeklypodcast@gmail.com. Join our Facebook group. Listen back through our archive.Subscribe free via iTunes to ensure every episode gets delivered. (Here is the non-iTunes URL feed).Alok ジェイネルソン氏は、ピュー環境グループのグローバルオーシャンLegacyのディレクター、私たちはどのようにかどうかを島民は喜んでいる世界の海を守ることができます厳しい制限を受けることを検討する結合します
