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APNewsBreak: Governors seek wind energy boost 15 Mar 10, 17:36 ET AP - A coalition representing governors of 29 states is urging the federal government to take steps to boost wind energy, such as a renewable electricity standard requiring utilities to produce at least 10 percent of their energy from renewable sources by 2012. more Babies Are Born to Dance 15 Mar 10, 15:25 ET LiveScience.com - Babies love a beat, according to a new study that found dancing comes naturally to infants. more Russia criticized by UN over Olympics construction 15 Mar 10, 15:12 ET AP - The top U.N. environmental watchdog has criticized Russia in a report to be released Tuesday for ignoring the effects that several construction projects for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi will have on the region's unique wildlife. more What NASA's Mars Orbiter Data Flood Means 15 Mar 10, 15:00 ET SPACE.com - NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) may be the baby of the fleet of spacecraft currently studying the red planet. But the probe has been nothing short of prolific with its Martian observations and recently surpassed more than 100 terabits of data. more Ancient Amphibian Skull Discovered at Airport 15 Mar 10, 14:10 ET LiveScience.com - A meat-eating amphibian that lived 300 million years ago may represent one of the earliest examples of land-based vertebrate life, scientists announced today. more SpaceX Successfully Tests New Rocket's Engines at Launch Pad 15 Mar 10, 12:46 ET SPACE.com - A brand-new Falcon 9 rocket envisioned to launch cargo ships to the International Space Station for NASA fired up its powerful first stage engine atop a Florida launch pad in a successful weekend test. more 'Bloodied' Spanish activists protest Canada seal hunt 15 Mar 10, 12:12 ET AFP - A group of several half-naked women covered in fake blood staged a protest in front of the Canadian consulate in Barcelona on Monday to denounce the country's annual seal hunt. more US government finds no problems with runaway Prius 15 Mar 10, 11:33 ET AFP - The tests have cast doubt upon the March 8 incident in which James Sikes called police and said he needed help because the gas pedal in his blue 2008 Prius was stuck. more What Does the Achilles Tendon Do? 15 Mar 10, 11:32 ET LiveScience.com - The injury sustained to soccer star David Beckham's left foot has fans worried the athlete will miss the World Cup, but injuries to the Achilles tendon are no stranger to athletes and the less-conditioned "weekend warriors" alike. more NASA finds shrimp dinner on ice beneath Antarctica 15 Mar 10, 10:32 ET AP - In a surprising discovery about where higher life can thrive, scientists for the first time found a shrimp-like creature and a jellyfish frolicking beneath a massive Antarctic ice sheet. more

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