Teens reveal easy pipe bombs trend in schools
A group of junior high students describe making pipe bombs as easy and discuss propellants and casings. Experts cite a rise in juvenile bomb incidents since the early 1990s with ATF data showing 33 percent of cases involving youths and cases at Montgomery County and Los Angeles schools highlighting serious injury risks and intent to harm.
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Programs to save trees grow but forests still in danger
Washington AP reports forests vanish faster despite steps by governments and consumers to preserve them. Worldwatch Institute warns half of earths forests are gone, deforestation rising since the 1960s as wood and paper use soar. Recycled fiber usage grows, and the Forest Stewardship Council certifies well managed forests with growing retailer adoption.
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