Sabtu, 19 November 2016

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As-it-happens update November 19, 2016
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Meteorologists are having a difficult time recalling a more amazing contrast. While the North Pole flirts with melting temperatures, Siberia is shivering in off-the-charts cold.
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The Obama administration on Friday banned offshore drilling in the Arctic, setting a likely collision course with President-elect Donald Trump, who has vowed to "unleash" new energy production in the United States by rolling back restrictions on oil ...
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NASA has struggled for decades with strategic uncertainty, and there's nothing like a partisan transition in the White House to discombobulate everyone.
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Supporters of the Paris accord in Marrakesh, Morocco, on Friday. Diplomats weighed how to react to Donald J. Trump's threats. Credit Mosa'Ab Elshamy/Associated Press.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump makes a face during the Presidential Debate at Hofstra University on Donald Trump, perhaps thinking about climate change, during the presidential debate on Sept.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - The AtlasV rocket, carrying the next generation of weather satellites, is at the launchpad ready for liftoff on Saturday afternoon at Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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WOODLAND PARK, N.J. - A humpback whale was spotted swimming up the Hudson River near the George Washington Bridge on Friday - the farthest north a whale has been seen in the waterway in recent memory, according to a local group that catalogs ...
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Negotiators from nearly 200 countries wrapped up two weeks of talks Saturday vowing to press ahead with the fight against climate change - with or without the help of the next U.S.
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The search for mysterious "fast radio bursts"—very brief but intense pulses of radio waves from outer space—is heating up.
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Out in the wild, it's often every creature for itself—even plants. Left to their own devices, most wild species of plants only create enough energy to put down roots and produce leaves and seeds.
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