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SpaceX Poised to Launch Second Falcon 1 Rocket Today
SPACE.com   Tuesday, 20 March 2007
SPACE.com - The clock is ticking towards the second planned Falcon 1 rocket test for the private spaceflight firm Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX), nearly one year after an unsuccessful launch debut.
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Wet snow moving through Northeast
weather.com   Tuesday, 20 March 2007
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Canadian PM's home blocked by Greenpeace activists
Reuters   Monday, 19 March 2007

Greenpeace activists (R) stand chained to the gates outside 24 Sussex Drive while a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer keeps watch in Ottawa March 19, 2007. Five Greenpeace activists blockaded the main gates at Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper's residence on Monday, in protest of his failure to support the Kyoto protocol on climate change. REUTERS/Chris WattieReuters - Five Greenpeace activists blockaded the main gates at Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper's residence on Monday, in protest of his failure to support the Kyoto protocol on climate change.


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Spending on forecasting can offset climate warming threat: experts
AFP   Monday, 19 March 2007

World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) chairman Alexander Bedritsky attends a conference on how to make improved use of meteorological data and the social and economic benefits to society of products and services provided by meteorologists, in Madrid. Every euro spent on weather forecasting technology can bring sevenfold savings in dealing with the consequences of climate change, the WMO has said.(AFP/Javier Soriano)AFP - Every euro spent on weather forecasting technology can bring sevenfold savings in dealing with the consequences of climate change, the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) said Monday.


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Action on warming could curb nightmare impacts
Reuters   Monday, 19 March 2007

A child rests in Moushuni island in this file photo taken February 19, 2007. All that separates residents from a rising sea is a mud embankment, a fragile barrier tasked with holding back the inevitable flood that one day will wash away their island home. Hundreds living on West Bengal's sparsely populated Moushuni island - part of the Sunderbans national park and the world's largest mangrove forest - has never heard the term 'global warming' but they are living with its consequences. (Jayanta Shaw - INDIA/Reuters)Reuters - Cuts in emissions of greenhouse gases can mute the worst impacts of global warming, such as water shortages for billions of people or extinction of almost half of Amazonian tree species, a draft U.N. report shows.


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NE airport lines still long but moving
AP   Monday, 19 March 2007

An American Airlines display screen shows a list of canceled flights at Laguardia airport Friday, March 16, 2007  in the Queens borough of New York. Snow and sleet pelted the metro area on Friday  interrupting travel plans for thousands, as hundreds of flights were canceled by airlines including JetBlue, American, Northwest and Delta.  (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)AP - Airport lines were still long Monday but getting back to normal in as US Airways tried to recover from a paralyzing ice storm that stranded thousands of travelers in Northeast cities over the weekend.


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Ex-CIA chief says U.S. must act on climate
Reuters   Monday, 19 March 2007

A California Highway Patrol officer travels south with commuters on Interstate 5 as they make their way through heavy morning fog near San Diego March 16, 2007. 'The United States must adopt a carbon emission control policy,' John Deutch, head of the Central Intelligence Agency in 1995-96, said in a report released on Monday to the Trilateral Commission. (Mike Blake/Reuters)Reuters - The United States must act to cap its emissions of greenhouse gases and join the fight against climate change or risk losing global leadership, a former CIA director said in a report released on Monday.


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Soaking Midwest rains today; cold Northeast
weather.com   Monday, 19 March 2007
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Ozarks, Ohio valley rain
weather.com   Monday, 19 March 2007
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NZ eyes volcano after dam burst triggers mudflow
Reuters   Monday, 19 March 2007

A train crosses the Tangiwai Bridge over the Whangaehu River after a lahar from the crater lake of Mount Ruapehu in the central North Island March 18, 2007. . (Anthony Phelps/Reuters)Reuters - New Zealand scientists kept watch on a volcanic crater on Monday after a natural dam burst, sending a torrent of muddy water and debris down the side of a peak used as a backdrop in the "The Lord of the Rings" films.


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Solar pulses suggest heavy Australia rain: scientist
Reuters   Monday, 19 March 2007

A man watches seasonal autumn storm clouds gather over the sea ahead of steady rain off the coast of Sydney March 8, 2007. Links between the sun's magnetic pulse and Earth's climatic systems point to heavy rainfall later this year and in 2008, which could break Australia's worst drought in 100 years, new scientific research says. (Will Burgess/Reuters)Reuters - Links between the sun's magnetic pulse and Earth's climatic systems point to heavy rainfall later this year and in 2008, which could break Australia's worst drought in 100 years, new scientific research says.


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