Children and adults at risk of permanent hearing loss due to repeated exposure to loud music would turn down the sound or use ear protection if told to do so by a...
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322 Walter Cronkite was born on November 4, 1916. He first became a radiobroadcasting announcer in 1936. During World War II Walter Cronkite was one of the leading...
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323 Not surprising, but still troubling: A new study from the University of Washington and Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health shows that subways are the...
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324 "Electric Vehicles" Mostly Means Electric Bikes, So Far... Petrobras, the semi-public Brazilian oil giant (the government of Brazil owns 55.7% of...
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325 Saving Fuel, Cleaning Up the Air, Reducing Traffic Six new hybrid double deck buses will provide service on Route 141 in London. by Michael Graham Richard,...
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326 It sounds big, but it just isn't enough. Leaders of the G8 industrial nations meeting in Italy this week are likely to agree that the world must cut greenhouse...
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327 Staring at the camera, Shona Holmes says a brain tumor would have killed her had she relied on her Canadian, government-run health plan that would have provided...
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328 US researchers have proposed a new strategy to tackle the global climate dilemma: target the biggest polluters in a country, who also tend to be the wealthiest...
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329 The White House signaled a willingness Monday to compromise on details of a public plan to compete with private insurance companies as negotiators sought ways to...
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330 CNSNews.com) – Unemployment hit 9.5 percent in June, according to the Department of Labor, putting the figure 2.5 percent higher than the White House had...
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331 Central District Newsletter Captain James I. Dudley June 30, 2009 “Arm yourself….with knowledge!” Captain’s Comments My name is...
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332 Is eating locally produced food a civic duty?
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333 Footage from a news story about SF enforcement of loud motorcycles, this video very clearly lists health effects of loud motorcycles and attributes this information...
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