Christian Science Monitor: How $3 gas could push US drivers to shift — But consumption habits would only change if prices stay high, economists say.
WashingtonPost.com: Sites Let Amateurs Be Published Authors Without the Book Deal
NY Times: Federal Study Finds Accord on Warming — A study commissioned by the Bush administration concluded that the lower atmosphere was indeed growing warmer.
NY Times: Gas Guzzlers Find Price of Forgiveness — Groups on the Internet offer pain-free ways to assuage their guilt while promoting clean energy.
Federal Trade Commission: “Gas-Saving” Products: Fact or Fuelishness?.
Macworld: New life for old photos — How to rescue, restore, and reuse aging prints and negatives
NY Times: For Science’s Gatekeepers, a Credibility Gap
— Recent disclosures of fraudulent or flawed studies in medical and scientific journals have called into question as never before the merits of their peer-review system.
Washingon Post: New Digital Books Offer Better Readability — Step onto a Metro train any given morning and it’s easy to find people feeding their appetites for information. Commuters regularly have their faces buried in newspapers, magazines, novels — and sometimes even Web-enabled cellphones — during the ride to and from work.
Wired News: Teeny Reactor Pumps Out Biodiesel