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Earth Warmest in 400 Years, Panel of Scientists Says

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A panel of top climate scientists reported Thursday that the Earth was hotter in the last few decades of the 20th century than it has been over the last 400 years and possibly longer.

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Jun 19

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High Court Returns Wetlands Cases to Lower Court, Agrees to Hear Abortion Appeal

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The Supreme Court on Monday narrowly voided a lower court's decision blocking two developments on wetlands in Michigan, and agreed to consider a second appeal to reinstate a federal ban on so-called partial-birth abortions.

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Jun 15

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President Bush Declares National Monument in Hawaii

President Bush on Thursday announced the designation of a vast chain of Northwestern Hawaiian islands as a national monument, now the largest marine sancutary in the world. Ocean explorer Jean-Michel Cousteau and Joshua Reichert of the Pew Charitable Trusts discuss…

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Jun 08

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Researchers Scramble to Create CO2-Busting Technologies

With carbon dioxide comprising 80 percent of greenhouse gases, researchers are creating technologies to neutralize emissions and reverse their effects on global warming.

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Jun 07

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Emissions Exchange Program Aims to Reduce Greenhouse Gases

Among businesses addressing the global warming issue, the Chicago Climate Exchange is creating a trading market with financial incentives to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide, methane, and other greenhouse gases.

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Jun 05

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Global Warming Presents New Business Opportunities

As various groups push to raise awareness of the adverse effects of global warming and energy prices continue to rise, companies are advertising greener, cleaner products that may cost a little more.

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May 24

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Former Vice President Al Gore Releases Documentary on Global Warming

Former Vice President and presidential contender Al Gore is back in the limelight with a newly released documentary on global warming. Following a background report on his re-emeregence on the public stage, a reporter and his former chief of staff…

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May 10

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List Highlights America’s Most Endangered Places

The National Historic Trust for Historic Preservation released Wednesday its annual list of endangered sites, including buildings and neighborhoods. Jeffrey Brown speaks with Trust President Richard Moe.

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Apr 28

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Republicans Struggle Ahead of Fall Election

NewsHour analysts Mark Shields and David Brooks discuss challenges facing the Republican Party ahead of November's midterm election, high gasoline prices and President Bush's appointment of new White House Press Secretary Tony Snow.

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Apr 27

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Reefs Near the Maldives Continue Decline

Coral reefs provide both the foundations and the protection for the Maldives Islands in the Indian Ocean. Yet due to global warming, they could all be gone within 50 years. Lawrence McGinty of Independent Television News provides a report.

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