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By Kathy Finn NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Lee threatened the Louisiana coast with torrential rains and flooding on Friday and shut nearly half of U.S. offshore crude oil production and a third of its gas production.
Read More »Smog Levels to Remain Higher than Scientists Suggest Safe for Public Health
The Obama administration has withdrawn regulations that would have prevented at least 1,500 deaths per year from unhealthy levels of smog in the air. [More]
Read More »Tibet Was Cradle of Evolution for Pre-Ice Age Mammals
High on the Tibetan Plateau, paleontologists have uncovered the skull of a previously unknown species of ancient rhino, a woolly furred animal that came equipped with a built-in snow shovel on its face.
Read More »Millions Hit by Heavy Floods in North and Eastern India
By Nita Bhalla NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Surging flood waters in northern and eastern India have affected millions of people, forcing many from their homes as swollen rivers wash away roads and make rescue work difficult, government and aid officials said on Friday. [More]
Read More »Death To Banner Ads! Social Media Campaigns That Worked Without Them
What works in social media marketing? Klout, Wildfire, and Mr Youth reveal results from their most successful campaigns
Read More »Night Owls More Likely to Suffer from Nightmares, Survey Suggests
Night owls might think staying up late is a real hoot, but a new study hints that delayed sleep might have a sinister side.
Read More »Readers Respond to "The Unleashed Mind"– and More
CREATIVE ECCENTRICS Thank you for the excellent article “ The Unleashed Mind ,” by Shelley Carson. It’s very refreshing to read that people with eccentric, novel and even schizophrenic ways of thinking are often very high functioning, talented, intelligent individuals who can use their strange perceptual experiences to access beauty, originality and creativity.
Read More »The Drone Wars: 9/11-Inspired Combat Leans Heavily on Robot Aircraft
The September 11, 2001, attacks initiated a flurry of advances in military technology over the past decade that has helped the U.S. and its allies redefine modern warfare
Read More »Beijing Plans Congestion Fees to Ease Traffic
BEIJING (Reuters) - Beijing plans to impose congestion fees on autos using certain roads and to encourage residents to buy alternative-energy cars in a drive to ease chronic traffic jams and cut pollution, Chinese media reported on Friday. Officials hope the fees will lead more residents to use public transport, according to the plans announced on Thursday, the state-run news agency Xinhua said. [More]
Read More »U.S. Budget Cuts Could Limit Hurricane Forecasting
* Senator vows no ax to spending on "hurricane hunters" * Says deficit-cutting zeal threatens public safety [More]
Read More »U.S. Flood Victims Still in the Dark, Stuck in Mud
* Northeast towns cut off, covered with water * Power slow to come back on, especially in Connecticut [More]
Read More »Canada finds traces of doomed Arctic expedition
* Explorers find pipes, twine from doomed 1845 expedition * Franklin, 128 men died trying to find Northwest Passage [More]
Read More »Contagion Spreads Truths about Bioterrorism
NEW YORK--Just as a true outbreak might, the new viral thriller Contagion, opening this weekend, begins unremarkably enough. [More]
Read More »Jupiter-Bound Spacecraft Sees Earth and Moon from Afar
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