President outlines climate plan amid emission debate
President Bush releases a climate plan stressing voluntary reductions over mandates, rejecting Kyoto while arguing economic growth funds future clean tech. The plan envisions credits for firms to curb emissions, with utilities and miners welcoming flexibility and critics calling it insufficient for global warming goals.
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Court dismisses Atlanta gun industry lawsuit
Atlanta’s suit against fourteen gun makers and three trade groups was dismissed by the Georgia Court of Appeals. The panel ruled only states may regulate firearms, overturning a lower court decision that allowed the case. The city plans potential further action after the 4th of May general assembly passed a new municipal filing limit.
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Study finds less sleep may be healthier for some adults
A large nationwide survey of 1.1 million adults suggests those sleeping six to seven and a half hours nightly may have lower six year mortality than eight hours. Researchers caution flaws and urge more study while noting natural sleep variation and possible medical confounds.
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