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'Harmless' weather balloon shocks middle-school boy

A 12-year-old Colorado boy was injured Tuesday after touching a downed weather balloon. The boy, a student at Niver Creek Middle School in Thornton,...
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Lead causing clouds to form in odd places, could fight global warming

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Clouds are forming in places they shouldn’t, says a new study published in Nature Geoscience. The culprit? Too much lead issued into the...
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Sarah Palin: Global warming can be slowed by offshore drilling in Alaska

Alaska Governor Sarah Palin admitted Tuesday that global warming is affecting her state, but argues that natural gas drilling is the solution. At a...
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All grade school textbooks will question global warming, thanks to recent vote

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Global warming skeptics will be getting younger and younger. Last week, the Texas State Board of Education voted on textbook language that actually...
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Unusual spring storm hits Cleveland area, foot of snow possible

“Over a foot of snow is possible.” This forecast wouldn’t be so shocking (or soul-crushing) if it wasn’t happening in April....
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Arctic will lose its ice in 30 years, new research suggests

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The Arctic Ocean might lose the majority of its ice within 30 years, according to a new climate study funded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric...
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Cleveland Area Forecast: April 4-8

Snow will make a rare April appearance this week, according to the latest area forecasts. The weather is the result of a powerful storm that will...
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New study: Less dust in the air, more hurricanes

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Despite predictions that there will be fewer hurricanes in 2009, a new study claims that a lack of dust could trigger more hurricanes than ever...
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Current global warming is over, research duo concludes

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Current global warming is over, two researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee have concluded. The work of Kyle L. Swanson and Anastasios...
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State-wide tornado drill, emergency alert test scheduled for Wednesday