Scientists warn of global warming disaster at Cambridge
Cambridge scientists from 25 countries forecast a dangerous future if greenhouse gas emissions rise further after Bush rejected Kyoto. They cite higher crop losses, earlier flu seasons, stronger storms, and warming temperatures, with U S involvement deemed crucial to reversing trends.
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Cambridge
England
Bush
David Warrilow
Britain
Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions
Cambridge University
United States
Warrilow
U.N
Kyoto
Japan
Carolyn Dry
University of Illinois’ School of Architecture
Champagne-Urbana
U.S
Yuan-Yuan Lee
Lee
Global Warming International Center
Woodridge
Ill
Equator
Jewish pilgrims tour Hebron amid daily violence during Passover
Dozens of Jewish pilgrims arrive by bus to tour Hebron's Jewish enclaves and tomb complex while Israeli soldiers patrol checkpoints. The West Bank city remains divided between Israeli and Palestinian zones with ongoing clashes and past massacres shaping security and access. Brian Levin of Efrat voices resolve not to abandon Hebron.
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Hebron
West Bank
Israel
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Baruch Goldstein
New York City
Brian Levin
Efrat
Vietnam Mourns Eight Vietnamese Officers in Helicopter Crash
Officials and relatives pay grief stricken final farewells to eight Vietnamese officers who died in a helicopter crash while preparing for excavations in the search for 1992 Americans still missing from the Vietnam War. The crash also killed seven Americans and a Vietnamese deputy director of the missing persons office.
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Hanoi
Vietnam
U.S
Pete Peterson
Nguyen Thanh Ha
MIA
Vietnamese Office
Hawaii
Quang Binh
Thanh Trach
Tuoi Tre
Air Force
Mai van Cuong
George D
Marty” Martin III
Hopkins, S.C
United States
Saudi man executed for raping friend's wife in Najran
Habba bin Zalan bin Jebran Hurabi was the 27th person executed in Saudi Arabia this year after entering the friend's home with stolen keys to assault the wife. Police found a loaded handgun, and the Interior Ministry issued the statement detailing the case and later execution.
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Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Najran
Interior Ministry
Habba bin Zalan bin
Jebran Hurabi
Hurubi
U.S
Colombian troops destroy cocaine labs in Putumayo river operation
Colombian Marines completed Operation Titan after a 2300 mile jungle sweep along the Putumayo River from Puerto Leguizamo to combat cocaine laboratories. 18 labs destroyed, precursor chemicals seized, a clandestine airstrip found, and a single armed canoeist captured. U.S. backing aided training and logistics for riverine patrols amid light FARC resistance.
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Putumayo River
Puerto Leguizamo
Bogota
Colombia
Puerto Seguizamo
Putumayo
Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia
FARC
United States
U.S
Juan Enrique Prieto
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GMX Resources, Inc
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Oklahoma City
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