Pediatricians urge choking warning labels for food
Chicago AP reports the American Academy of Pediatrics urges sweeping changes in food design and labeling to curb child choking deaths. High risk foods like hot dogs and grapes should be cut into pea sized pieces. broader labeling and reporting measures are urged, with FDA cooperation and potential recalls.
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Floods in Madeira Kill At Least Forty Residents Feared Buried
Rescue workers rushed Sunday to free cars and homes buried under mud after torrential rain and mudslides on Madeira Island. The floods, the worst since 1993, devastated Funchal with many missing or injured and officials warning the death toll will rise.
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Global warming may yield stronger but fewer hurricanes
A World Meteorological Organization panel of experts concludes that global warming will likely produce higher intensity tropical cyclones worldwide by century’s end while the number of storms declines. Wind speeds could rise 2 to 11 percent, with 6 to 34 percent fewer storms and higher rainfall, raising damage potential overall.
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