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February 28 - Late Edition

• Record-Breaking Cold Hits Florida
• Astronomer Says 'New' Comet May Be On Return Visit
• Nuke Test Fallout Caused 15,000 U.S. Deaths
• Arid, Arid, All Around, And Nature's Out of Sync
• Florida No Longer Lightning Capital of the World

February 28

• Earth Changes TV Moves To A One Hour Time Slot
• Asteroids, Not Comets, Caused Cataclysm 3.9 Million Years Ago
• Goma Volcano Eruption Fear
• Temperatures Plummet in the South
• Pollution Blamed for Cancer Ravaging Quebec's Whales
• Washington Still Remembers Quake
• Earthquakes Hit Within 11 Kilometers Of Predictions
• Silent Earthquake in Hawaii Offers Clues to Early Detection of Catastrophic Tsunamis
• Tyrannosaurus Rex Probably Could Not Run Fast, Scientists Say
• Afghan Farmers Face Severe Drought
• Snowy Pennsylvania Roads Cause Major Wrecks
• Solar Wind Buffets Vast Jupiter Region, Team Approach Reveals
• Locust Swarms Forecast for Northern Afghanistan
• Jupiter's Tremble Spotted in Space

February 27 - Late Edition

• Chilean Forest Fires Termed Environmental Tragedy
• Death Toll in Bolivia Floods Up to 63
• Northern Germany Storm Kills Three People
• Second Volcano Menaces Congolese Town of Goma
• What Catfish Tell Us About Climate Change
• Preserving Medicinal Plants for the Future
• El Nino May Hit Us Again
• The Growing Season is Growing as Warming Trend Persists

February 27

• Ice Ball Lands in Derwent
• Big Moonshine
• Britain Lashed by Storms
• Bailing Out Flooded Venice
• Sagittarius Dwarf Galaxy Unlike Milky Way Satellite
• Recently Discovered Comet Usually Stays Outside the Lines
• Urban Sprawl Straining Water Supplies
• Dengue Epidemic Sweeps Through Rio
• Americans With HIV Estimated at 1 Million

February 26 - Late Edition

• Coming One Day Near You -- a Mega-Tsunami
• Winter Blasts Upper Midwest
• A Little Less Wintry in Midwest Tomorrow
• Investigators: FDA Lax on Mad Cow
• NASA Worries Over Hubble Trouble
• Satellites Helping Make South Pole Safer
• Foot-and-Mouth Threat to Rare Species
• One Volcano Holds Key To Better Modeling Of Eruptions

February 26

• Tree Ring Records Link Historic Epidemics to Drought in Mexico, Point to Role of Indigenous Causes for Population Decimation
• New Probe of Yucatán Crater Ends
• India Rules Out Talks with Pakistan; Army to Stay
• Warmest Winter Record Will Likely Be Set On Thursday
• New Sunspots
• Ring Around the Moon
• Cold Blast Coming for People and Early Bloomers
• Deep Freeze...Plus Some Snow!
• Winter's Revenge
• Trawlers 'Smashing' Cold-Water Corals
• Computer Dumping 'Polluting Asia'

February 25 - Late Edition

• Scientists Say Greenhouse Gas as Cause of Global Warning a "Lie"
• Astronauts Ready for Risky Space Telescope Mission
• ESA's Envisat "Climate Change Monitiring Satellite" Ready for Lift-Off
• Tropics Focus of Upcoming Climate Study
• Winter Making a Comeback
• Eighty-Five Whales Found Beached Near Tokyo
• Sceptics Denounce Climate Science 'Lie'
• Two Small Quakes Strike Near California-Mexico Border

February 25

• Santa Ana Winds Swirl Over Southern California
• NASA's Quikscat Spacecraft Turns Operational
• Record Warmth Intensified Drought, Say Experts
• Canadian Chill Heads South in the Plains
• Energy From Deep Waves May Help Stir Ocean Waters
• Many Technologies Used To Predict Geologic Dangers

February 24

• EPA's Assessment of World Trade Center Air Quality in Question
• On Warming, Bush Is Out of Step
• Leaf Fossils Tell Fate of Prehistoric Bugs
• Hubble Telescope About to Get Makeover
• Taiwanese Buddhists Welcome Ancient Finger
• Food Experts Concerned Packaged Meals Could Bring Back Botulism
• Tango Between Black Hole And Star Remnant May Explain Cosmic Explosion, MIT Team Reports

February 23

• Northeast Winter Destined to be Warmest on Record, Says Cornell Climate Center
• Ongoing EQ Swarm in Southern CA. Largest Mag. Was a 5.2. Precursor???
• Earthquake Shakes San Diego Area
• High Winds Causing Havoc Across Britain
• Thailand Braces for Worst Drought in Years
• Pushing Ahead to Pluto: Faster Route Found
• In Search Of Extra Dimensions
• Fish Bones Show Origins of El Nino
• Toll Rises to 69 in Bolivia Storms
• Stormy South, Soggy Northwest
• Georgia Military Base In Anthrax Scare
• Current Solar Activity

February 22

• Interview With Dr. Bruce Cornet Very Telling
• November 2001 - January 2002 Warmest on Record in US.
• Link Between Climate and Malaria Broken
• Scientists Believe They Have Created Anti-Matter
• Russian Ultimatum
• Weekly Volcanic Activity Report 13-19 February 2002
• JPL Scientist to Talk About the Asteroid Impact Hazard

February 21 - Late Edition

• Photo's of New Found Bengal, India Artifacts
• In Polar Waters, a Surge in Temperatures Takes Scientists by Surprise
• The New Silk Road Starts With Goat Udders
• The Moon and Jupiter
• Solar Blast
• Powerful Rains Kill 52 People in Bolivia
• Indonesian Forests on Borrowed Time
• Antimatter Atoms Captured for the First Time
• Rock-Eating Microbes Survive in Deep Ocean off Peru

February 21

• New Artifacts Found in India's Bay of Bengal
• A Galactic Center Mystery
• Nation's Fire Managers, Climate Experts Meet
• Geologists Weary, But Elated by Chicxulub Operations
• X-ray Analysis of Shipwreck May Help Save Artifacts
• Spiral Path May Unlock Mystery of Ancient Mound
• Wet Weather Heads for the Eastern U.S.
• Global Warming Will Continue For The Next Century
• Afterglow From Shortest Gamma Ray Bursts Detected
• State of Emergency Called in La Paz
• Scientists Seek Second Generation Space Plants

February 20

• Floods at Mars Equator are Recent
• Mars Odyssey Mission Status
• Disk Of Dust Beyond Saturn Surrounds Solar System
• Doctors Fear Outbreak of Plague in India
• When Chips for Bartering Fall From the Sky
• Door Opened for Mars Odyssey Science
• China's 'Oldest Building' Found

February 19 - Late Edition

• Vanishing Saturn
• Life On Mars: Native, Or Carried There From Earth?
• EvolutionProbe - the Second Generation
• Bay of Bengal Marine Archaeology Mystery
• Essential Trivia - Feb. 20th 2002
• Pulsar Gravity Deforms Companion Into Giant Teardrop
• Volcanoes Threaten to Divide Africa

February 19

• Unique CME Appears Earth Directed
• Micro Quake Hits New Madrid, Missouri
• Droughts Plague East Coast
• NOAA Program Surveys New Storms
• ESA Scientist Discovers a Way to Shortlist Stars That Might Have Planets
• How Star Blasts Forged Mankind
• Global Warming Threatens Future Winter Games
• Severe Storms in South-Central U. S.

February 18 - Late Edition

• Coral Reef Ecology Under Threat - FRANCE
• Environment One Thing Israelis and Arabs Agree On - COLOMBIA
• Earthquake Rocks Southern Bulgaria
• Climate Change 'Threatening Dormice'
• Sea Threatens Scotland's History
• Expert Sounds Warning on Bio-Terrorism
• Village Wrecked by Quake
• NASA Spacecraft to Begin Searching for Water on Mars
• Researchers Predict Higher Global Sea Levels
• Minnesota Anglers Reel in the Ice Shacks
• El Niño Threatens to Steal the Rain, Again
• Smoke Clouds Weather
• Opening Week of Winter Games Dogged by Scandal

February 18

• Sunspot Count At Surprising Low
• Contamination Possible in Georgia
• Pollution Drying Up Rainfall
• Brazilians May Need Vaccine Again
• Snow Science, Not Sport, in the Rockies
• Smallpox Experiment Goes Well, Expert Says
• Wintry in the West Through Tomorrow
• Hong Kong to Kill More Chickens as Virus Spreads
• Pakistan Ready to Test New Missile

February 17 - Late Edition

• Dangers Scientists Scouring Planet for Unknown Bio Forms
• Two Snowmobilers Killed in Avalanche in Montana, Third Person Escapes
• Sydney Affected by Fierce Storm
• Obesity Growing As World Problem

February 17

• Study: Tech, Trawlers Damage Deep Sea
• Oldest Jewellery Disputes "Out of Africa" Theory
• Sea Level Rises 'Underestimated'
• Conditions Are Right for an El Niño Later in 2002, But it's no Sure Thing
• Government Poised to Approve Low-Nicotine, Biotech Tobacco
• Climate Change Outstrips Forecasts
• Global Warming 'Not Clear Cut'
• NASA Shuttle, Station Projects Face Uncertain Future

February 16 - Late Edition

• Scientists Warn of Poisonous Lionfish Off Florida
• Blast Kills Three, Wounds 20 in West Bank
• Enormous Iceberg May Be In Its Death Throes
• Algae Killing Fish Off East African Shoreline Identified

February 16

• Are Volcanic Eruptions Tied to Lunar Cycle?
• Scientists Fear Fate of Deep Sea
• Texas A&M Clones First Cat
• One-Way Space Trip: Would You Sign Up?
• Humans Will 'Sail to the Stars'
• Emergency Airlift for School Ski Party
• Logging Threatens Monarch Butterflies in Mexico

February 15 - Late Edition

• New 'Eagle Nebula' Images to be Telecast in Feb. 15 NASA News Briefings
• North Korea Warns of War
• Aurora Warning
• Magnitude 5.2 Quake Hits Tohoku
• A New Pacific Weathermaker
• Quake Hits Parts of Northwestern Iran
• Mystery Stench Puzzles Officials
• Fourth Death of Suspected 'Mad Cow' in France
• Pinatubo Volcano Research Boosts Case for Human-Caused Global Warming
• Enormous Iceberg May Be In Its Death Throes

February 15

• New Fireball Lights Up Sky
• Changing Directions for NASA
• New Infrared HST Image to be Telescast Feb. 15
• Earthquake or Sonic Boom Hits Montreal
• Another Mystery Signal
• First View of a Newborn Millisecond Pulsar?
• Mars Bares Big Hearts; One Rising, One Sinking
• Intermountain West Snow
• It's a Bird ... It's a Plane ... Wait ... What the Heck IS That?
• Reports of Mysterious Noise and Illness in Indiana
• New York Nuclear Power Plant Is Leaking Small Amount of Radioactive Coolant
• Leishmaniasis in Pakistan - Update

February 14

• Moon's Heart Melted, Say Lunar Love Numbers
• Arctic Ice Cap Could Disappear
• Alert Issued for Potential Teddy Bear Bombs
• Global Warming Said Devastating Aquatic Ecosystems
• TIMED Spacecraft Goes Operational, Collecting Data
• Warm and Getting Warmer...
• Exploding Star Strafed Earth
• Changing Wildlife Patterns Linked to Global Warming
• Where Lightning Strikes
• Tracking an Ancient Denizen of the Deep

February 13 - Late Edition

• Earthquake Hits Wales
• Flooding Threat Abates
• Bush to Announce Kyoto Alternative on Thursday
• More Wind
• Gusty Winds Chill Northeast

February 13

• Source of Sonic Boom May Be Solved
• Evidence Backs Meteor Sightings
• Chinese Test New Missile Threat to US Shield
• Mars Global Surveyor Shows Off Images from Extended Mission
• Cassini Mission Status
• The Real Lord of the Rings
• FBI Issues New Terror Warning
• More Flood Misery As River Bursts Its Banks
• Amid Other Woes, Global Warming to Make Day Longer
• Guatemala Volcano Grows More Active
• Longest Drought Since 1965 is Drying Thousands of Wells in New Hampshire
• Strong Earthquake Jolts Eastern Taiwan

February 12

• A.L.P.O. Jupiter Alert
• Mysterious Force Holds Back Nasa Probe in Deep Space
• Six Ancient Cities Found on Top of Each Other in Henan
• Sunspot Watch
• Western Mass. Residents Report Hearing Sonic Boom, Seeing Fireball
• Record Low of 37 Degrees Recorded in Simi Valley
• When The Earth Dried Out

February 11

• Sonic Booms Could Be Freak Wind Shears
• The First Starlight
• Teleporting Larger Objects Becomes Real Possibility
• Windy Monday in Plains, Midwest, N. E.
• Windy Weather Abounds
• Moderate Earthquake Jolts E. Japan
• Canada Avalanches Kill 3
• California Fire Destroys 16 Homes
• Pat Robertson Warns of Al-Qaeda Nuke Ship
• Chile Forest Fires Not Seen Under Control For Week

February 10

• Death Toll in Turkish Quake Rises
• Iceberg C-17 Breaks Off Matusevich Glacier In Antarctica
• Killer Argentine Ants Invade Precious Bush
• Air Pollution in Dhaka City Kills Over 5000 a Year
• More than 40 Die in Mudslides in DRCongo
• Storm Closes Highways in Plains
• Storm Spreads in Plains To Great Lakes
• Biotech Firms Mull Action Against China Over GMOs
• Tree-Killing Asian Longhorned Beetle Strikes Again - This Time in Central Park
• Climate Change Devastating Archaeological Sites
• Tales From the Stellar Grave: Born Again Planets

February 9 - Late Edition

• Fire at Nuclear Plant in Japan
• U.S. Troops Investigate CIA Missile Attack
• FEMA Director Tours Midwestern Storm Damage
• The Power Behind the Olympics
• NASA Weighing Four Sites for Mars Landers
• Digital Dog Tags: Would You Wear One?

February 9

• Emotion as Olympics Begin
• Volcano Erupts on Russian Island
• Sun Alert as Skin Cancers Quadruple
• Mexican Volcano Prompts Evacuations
• Ozone Layer Thins Over Europe
• At Least 46 Feared Dead in Congo Storm-Aid Workers
• Six Ancient Cities Found on Top of Each Other in Henan, China
• Hungry Toad Fish Keeps Fishermen on their Toes
• Castles in the Sea
• Meteor Activity Outlook for February 8-14, 2002
• North American Meteor Network; Recent Observations: January 2002
• Two Killed by Freak Peruvian Floods
• NASA Sends Alarming Notice

February 8

• SOHO Satellite Goes Into Emergency Mode
• Europa May Foster Life
• Quasar Used to 'X-Ray' a Galaxy Also Produces Vast X-Ray Jet
• Hubble Reveals Oddball "Backwards" Spiral Galaxy
• Peru Experts Say Oldest City in Americas in Peril
• Russian Nuclear Arms Deal for India

February 7 - Late Edition

• Ebola Death Confirmed in Central Africa
• Chance of War between India, Pakistan at Highest Point since 1971: CIA
• Indonesia Floods, Landslide Toll at 125 - Report
• Rare Rains Leave Three Dead in Peru
• Mars Odyssey Deploys Main Antenna
• Bush Prepares a Slow Approach to Global Warming

February 7

• The Biggest Explosions in the Solar System
• NASA Images Capture Golds, Silvers and Bronzes of Utah Olympic Site
• Studies Raise Questions about Climate Change
• Asteroid Occultation Updates
• Scientist: Hong Kong Bird Flu Virus Mutating Fast
• NASA Launches Solar Spacecraft
• Standing Stones on Wild Hill Remain a Puzzle
• Space 'Hotels' to Slingshot Between Earth and Mars
• US Forecasters See More Evidence of Coming El Nino
• Storm Brings Snow, Ice, Rain to Plains and South
• Andean 'Silk Road' May Lead to Origin of Civilisation
• Back-to-Back Earthquakes Rattle Anchorage
• Earthquakes Hit Armenia

February 6

• Thousands of Hotel Beds Unsold as Olympic Countdown Begins
• Mexico Evacuates Villagers as Volcano Spews Lava
• Geostorm Warning
• At Least Two Killed in 90-Car Pileup in Fresno County Fog
• Indonesia Facing 5 pct Plunge in Rice Output After Floods
• WWF Says Logging Will Wipe Out Indonesian Forest
• Australia Fails World on Asteroids: Scientists
• Cyclone Chris Hits Northwest Australia
• South Korean Leader Warns of New Threat of War
• Wood Cutters Stumble on Nuclear Devices

February 5 - Late Edition

• Continued Evidence Indicates History of Cycles
• Snow in Texas

February 5

• Comet Ikeya-Zhang, C/2002 C1
• Scientists to Begin Deep Lake Drilling in Africa's Lake Malawi
• Torrential Rains Soak Sydney
• 24 Found Alive After Russia Avalanche
• Rains Drench Jakarta, More Rain and Misery on Way
• 'In Silico' and 'Pink Viagra' Will be Buzzwords for 2002
• NASA Proposes Atomic Rocket Program
• Delta Scorpii Brighter Than Ever
• Giant Eye Views the Horsehead
• Scientists Find Key to Eternal Life
• More Deaths Raise Fears Ebola Still Spreading in Africa
• Winds and Rain Continue to Batter Britain

February 4 - Late Edition

• Forest Fires Flare in France
• Millions of Doses for Radioactive Fallout
• US Agency Warns of Possible Plot on Nuclear Plants
• Freak Winds Drive Ferry onto British Shore
• Fears of Food Shortages in Jakarta After Flooding
• Floods in Indonesia Provoke Panic Buying
• Severe Weather Wreaks Havoc in Ireland
• More Than 100,000 Face Hunger Risk in El Salvador
• Warm Weather and Rain Hit Ottawa's Winter Festival

February 4

• Sunspots, Solar Flares, Earthquakes and Volcanoes
• Is Human Evolution Finally Over?
• 'Soap' May Make Clean Fuel-Cell Cars Feasible
• Solar Outlook
• Annihilating Anthrax
• Aftershocks Rattle Turkey Quake Victims
• Quake in Turkey Kills 35, Traps 11 in Rubble
• Antarctica Becomes Too Hot for the Penguins
• Chaos in Jakarta as Floodwaters Rise
• Twelve Dead After A Week Of Storms

February 3

• Colima Volcano
• Turkey Hit by Powerful Quake
• Ptolemaic Temple Found in Egypt
• Floods Displace Thousands in Malawi
• Britain Battered by Violent Storms
• Fewer Clouds Found In Tropics: NASA Scientists Discover New Evidence Of Climate Change
• Storm Kills 22 in USA
• Religious Rite to Get Rid of Ghastly Ghouls
• Five More Dead in Indonesian Floods
• Europe Enjoys Spring-Like Weather
• Two Missing, Ship Aground, as Storms Lash UK

February 2 - Late Edition

• Floods Displace Thousands in Malawi
• Deadly Dengue Epidemic Grows Ahead of Rio Carnival
• Boy's Death Shows Wider Afghan Woes
• Peanut-Size Jellyfish Kills Briton
• Crews Rescued as Storms Batter UK

February 2

• Space Images Show Extent of Congo Volcano Devastation
• New Comet in "Cetus"
• Researchers Develop World's First Light-Tunable "Plastic" Magnet
• Thousands of Dead Fish Wash Up on Kenya Coastline
• Astronomers Determine Color of the Universe
• HESSI Spacecraft To Be Launched Feb. 5
• Former Astronaut Nominated as NASA Deputy Administrator
• Storytelling Makes a Successful Scientist
• Kansas City: State of Emergency Declared; Ice Storm Called Worst Ever
• Fierce Storms Batter Britain
• Recent Record Warmth a Problem for Iowa Gardners
• Floodwaters in Indonesia Threaten Central Jakarta
• Space Elevator Gets Lift

February 1

• Our Galaxy - From the Outside
• Fewer Clouds Indicate Climate Change
• Rumsfeld: Americans Must Brace for 'New Forms of Terrorism'
• Baby, It Isn't Cold Outside
• Mystery Grows as 'Execution' of US Journalist is Postponed by Kidnappers
• Near Real Time Earthquake List