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March 31

• Asteroid Could Hit Earth in 2880
• Strong Earthquake Rocks Taiwan
• Tornadoes, Heavy Rain, Hail Hit Texas; Houses Damaged, Four People Injured
• French Scientists Clone Bunnies in Time for Easter
• Pope Presides at Easter Eve Service
• Quake Shakes Calif. Reservation
• Dengue Fever Hits North Queensland
• Government Says U.S. Farmers Will Plant More Biotech Crops
• Nanotech Could Power Future Magnets

March 30

• Study Shows Wildlife Affected by Global Warming
• Magnitude-4.7 Earthquake Rattles Baja California
• Probe Into Cuba's Possible 'Sunken City' Advances
• Rain, Mines, Aftershocks Slow Afghan Quake Aid
• Jack Rabbits Attack Walkers in Sonoma County; Man Bitten, Woman Forced to Evade Jack Rabbit
• Less Tornadoes Than Normal This Year
• Scientist: Ice Shelves Face Breakup

March 29 - Late Edition

• Israeli Troops Storm Arafat Compound
• FBI Warns of Possible Truck Bomb Attack
• Montana Declared Drought Disaster
• Galactic Baby Boom
• Antibiotics from Space
• Jerusalem Body 'Has Links to the Crucifixion'
• Solar Cells Flexible Enough To Be Painted On Surfaces
• Ariane 4 Launches a Pair of Commercial Satellites

March 29

• A Day of Renewal Called Easter
• Ancient Quasars, Black Holes Have Evolved
• Antarctica Key to Sudden Sea Level Rise in the Past
• Life's Origins Among the Stars
• Japan Seals Tomb on Mystery Bones, Suspected Remnants of Grisly War Experiments
• Severe Drought: ManyRrivers at Barest of Levels; Some at Historic Lows
• World Getting Older and Few Nations Can Cope--UN
• Neurologists Crack Mystery

March 28 - Late Edition

• New York City in Drought Emergency
• Measuring an Earthquake by Hail Marys
• New Heavenly Bodies Spotted
• New Mars Pictures to Arrive Daily
• Dramatic First Pictures From Environment Satellite
• Gelatinous Storm
• Egypt Unearths Rare Pharaonic Bust in Nile Delta
• Report: Forgotten Doses of Smallpox Vaccine Found
• 6.4 Earthquake Hits Chile - Bolivia Border Region

March 28

• Sit. Speak. Good Photon
• Protein Building Blocks 'Can Form Spontaneously'
• Aftershocks Kill More in Afghan Quake Zone
• Ancient Fire and Handprints Rewrite History
• Global Warming Hits Species All Over World-Study
• Living Fossil in Climate Peril
• Major Antarctic Food Source Hidden Below Ice
• Cardinals 'Urging Enfeebled Pope to Abdicate'

March 27 - Late Edition

• More of Antarctica Faces Breakup With Climate Change, Scientist Warns
• Scientists to Meet to Discuss Melting Antarctic Ice
• EPA Gets OK for Air Quality Rules
• Cities of the South Near Environmental Collapse
• Rock Solid Evidence of Manicouagan Impact Causing Earthquake
• El Nino 'Set to Return Imminently'
• Global Ocean To Have 3,000 Weather Floats
• Crossing Alaska by Snowmobile in Search of Climate-Change Clues
• Desertification Seen Ravaging Farming and Wildlife
• Galaxy is Super-Factory for Stars

March 27

• Climate Change Keeps On Changing
• Earthquakes Hit Afghanistan, 2,000 Feared Dead
• Aftershocks Cause Panic in Afghanistan
• Coronal Hole
• Antarctic Ice Aids Hunt for Space Life
• Are These Sai Baba's Footprints?
• Ancient Supercontinent Proposed
• Chinese Dust Storm Could Reach US

March 26 - Late Edition

• Ebola Outbreak Kills 32
• Afghan Quake Kills at Least 1,800
• Strong Quake Hits Okinawa Region
• Southern Japan Hit by Small Tsunami
• Arctic Ice 'Melting From Below'
• 4800 Feared Dead After Afghan Quake
• Cholera in Malawi
• Global Warming is Shrinking Ireland

March 26

• When Space Makes You Dizzy
• Less Tornadoes Than Normal This Year
• Not So Simple
• Storm Dumps Snow on Plains States
• Positive Thinking May be Key to Effective Cancer Cure
• Experts Fear First Extinction of a Big Cat in Two Millennia
• Stress 'Lethal for Heart Disease Sufferers'
• No End to 4-Year Afghan Drought
• Catching a Glimpse of the Beginning of Time

March 25 - Late Edition

• Scientist: Ice Shelves Face Trouble
• Russian Ship Docks With Space Station
• El Nino May Be Blunted by N.Pacific Weather
• Shenzhou Launch 'Within Days'
• Missing Earth Absorbed By Sun
• Pollen Count Rising Due To Global Warming, More CO2
• Hyperspectral Remote Imaging: A Better Ecology Tool
• QuarriesLowering Water Levels, Study Says

March 25

• Melting Ice Cap Could Make Polar Bear Extinct
• Ordinary Physics Can't Be Used To Study Cosmic Rays
• Space Train Prepares for Launch
• Disease Stalks New Megacities
• Martian Climate Puzzle Solved
• Team Proves Universe Expansion Is Accelerating
• Professor Becomes World's First Cyborg
• Iraq Offers Talks On Missing U.S. Pilot

March 24

• Update On Comet 'Utsunomiya'
• Chips to Fight Kidnapping
• Intense Winds Fan New Mexico Fires
• Ice Continent on the Move
• Up, Up and Away
• Astronomers Hope to Glimpse Beginning of Time
• UF Researcher Develops AIDS Vaccine for Cats
• US Tightens Controls on Websites

March 23

• Tree Rings Chart Natural Climate Cycle
• Experts Examine 'Suicidal' Birds
• Are They Really Extinct?
• Fast Moving Cosmic Objects Posing Threat to Earth: Expert
• World Weather Experts Set Ambitious El Nino Agenda
• Pint-Size Triceratops Sheds Light on Evolution
• Comet Ikeya-Zhang Streaks Across Northern Sky
• UN Warns of Looming Water Crisis
• Cholera Death Toll in Congo Nears 600 - UN

March 22

• A Third New Comet Just Found
• Ruins Near Pompeii Discovered
• A Global Threat Laps at the Gates of Venice
• A Warmer Earth: The Signs Mount
• Finland Reports Suspected Second Mad Cow Case
• North Magnetic Pole Could Be Leaving Canada
• Spanish Explorers May Have Seen California's 'Big One'
• Army Worms Ravage Tanzania Crops
• Satellite Images Show 'Black Water' Progression, Giving Researchers Some Clues
• Sandstorm Blankets East Asia
• OGLEing Possible New Planets
• Close-call Asteroid Causes More Worries

March 21 - Late Edition

• Flooding in Ecuador Leaves 13 Dead
• Ohio Nuclear Plant Corrosion Raises Concerns
• Britain Under Fire Over Radioactive Emissions
• Brown Frogs Offer Guide to Ecological Health
• Finch Epidemic May Shed Light on Ecology of Infectious Disease
• Scientist Says Ocean Depths May Hold Cures to Diseases
• New Book Uncovers Secrets of 1906 Earthquake
• New Hampshire Drought Puts Spotlight on Water Rights, Water Bottler's Plans

March 21

• A New Form of Matter
• What's in the Water?
• Skull Suggests 1 Pre-Human Species
• The Art Behind Modern Behavior
• Darwin's Time Machine: Scientists Begin Predicting Evolution's Next Step
• Students Begin Exploring Mars with NASA's Mars Odyssey Spacecraft
• Binary Quasar Is No Illusion
• New Amateur Comets
• Stop the Universe, It's Leaving Us Behind
• Danger in the Air
• El Nino Alert as Pacific Brews Possible Beast

March 20

• Storms Prompt Evacuation, Death Toll Rises
• 'Mercury Sunrise' Phenomenon Found in Antarctica
• Riverways Create as Much Pollution as Highways
• Strong Sandstorm Hits China
• Global Observations: Seeing is Understanding Climate
• Search for Pilot Given Priority
• New Insect Surfaces in Namibia
• Soviet Moon Rocket Secrets Revealed
• Acupuncture Community Supports Human-Magnetic Theory

March 19 - Late Edition

• Confirmed Ebola Cases Rise to 91
• Hurricane Forecasts to Come Earlier
• More Rain Likely in Flooded South
• Climate Change Blamed for Ice Shelf Collapse
• Salt Ravages Australia's Environment, Report Says
• Archaeologists Reveal More About 'Lost City'
• Smelly White Fungus Could Help Farmers — and the Environment
• Study Points to Risk of Mad Cow Agent in Muscle

March 19

• Iceberg Breaks Free From Antarctica
• Thousands of Starfish Washed Up
• Measuring Martian Radiation: Good and Bad News
• Was Adolescent Galaxy a Gang Member?
• Radar Reveals Big Splash on Mercury
• Red Tide Strands Lobsters
• Nasa Study Favours 'Power Nap' at Work
• Explorers Unearth Lost Inca Stronghold in Peru

March 18 - Late Edition

• At Least 4 Die in Southern Floods
• Italy Tests Animals for Mad Cow
• Scientists: Protect Ocean Floors
• Gravity in the Brain
• Plan to Boost Fish Stocks
• River Study Stirs Up Concerns
• Lack Of Inhibition Strengthens Nicotine Addiction
• Gene For Drug Abuse Busted

March 18

• Here Comes the Sun
• River 'Pollution' Sparks Fertility Fears
• Rainstorms Batter Tennessee
• Flood Threat Continues in South
• Utah Mountains Ripe for More Avalanches
• Nearly All Japan Basking in Record Temperatures
• Global Warming Episode Between Paleocene and Eocene

March 17

• Earthquakes Shake Southern California Coast
• Antarctic Ice Core over 500,000 Years Old Extracted
• Cholera Epidemic Grips Congo, Says UN
• Japan Celebrates Blooming of Cherry Blossoms
• From Each Cow, a Burst of ... Electricity?
• Utah Avalanche Kills 2 Teens
• Long Flare
• Mysterious Dark Spot Seen Near Jupiter's Pole

March 16

• Asteroid Buzzes Earth from "Blind Spot"
• Distant Planet is Blue and Beautiful
• New Security Devices at Florida Airport
• Comet Has First Showing in 340 Years
• Russian Company Presents 'Space Plane'
• Gravity Measuring Satellites to Go into Orbit
• Nasa Snaps 'Street' of Clouds
• Ancient Brothel Found under Olympic Equestrian Site
• Survey Finds Deep Oceans are Suffocating
• Using 'Nature's Toolbox,' a DNA Computer Solves a Complex Problem
• Recent Shifts in Pacific Winds May Support El Nino Formation
• GM Crops Pose Risk to Organic Farms, Scientists Say
• Drought Won't Go Away with Spring Rains

March 15

• HIV Epidemic Blamed on Flies
• Virtual Museum Brings Arkansas Rock Art to Public
• Prospects Dim for Fossils in Martian Meteorite
• Solar Activity
• Unveiling Planet Ocean
• A Mayan Find, Indiana Jones-Style
• Builders Uncover 2,000-Year-Old Carved Rocks
• Physicists Forecast ‘Super-Niño’
• El Niño Headed for Americas

March 14

• CDC Lab Worker Contracts Anthrax
• Paleontologists Find Jurassic Mammal
• 'Blue Jet' Gives Researchers a Big Charge
• Churning Whirlpool Stars in Ultraviolet Jupiter Movie
• Ancient Martian Lakes? Perhaps Not
• Large Sunspot

March 13

• Once Upon a Water Planet
• Study Warns Global Warming Could Shift Ranges of Birds
• Quake Effects Submerge Chinese Towns
• Purdue to Help NASA Create Life-Supporting Ecosystem in Space
• Study Provides Insights into Magnitude of Heartland Quakes, Deformation Across Mississippi River
• Ridge Unveils New Alert System
• Historic Iraqi Treasure 'Rivals That of Tutenkhamun'
• Satellite Images Show London is Sinking

March 12

• A Big Chunk of Mars
• Crocodiles Resurface in Florida, Including on Beaches
• Stargazing from Orbit
• SETI Project Hears Farthest Spacecraft
• Matter-Wave Interferometer Demonstrated; A First
• Study Proves Air Pollution Shrinks Blood Vessels
• Earth Set for Brush with Comet
• US Warns Doctors of Possible Biological War Agent
• Navy Report Shows Polar Cap is Shrinking Fast

March 11

• American Pilot Believed Alive, Held in Iraq Since 1991
• Sunspot 9866 Erupts and Comet Watch
• Secrets of the Mummy Revealed by Virtual Reality
• Adaptable Nanotubes Make Way for Custom-Built Structures, Wires
• Researchers Try to Pinpoint Lava
• Weather Forecast Helping Hospitals Predict Illness
• Environmental Hazards Kill at Least Three Million Children, WHO
• Mild Quake Shakes Northern Iranian City
• Large Fire in Northern Malaysia

March 10

• ECTV To Make Presentation at Acupuncture Convention
• Astronauts Set Free Rejuvenated Telescope
• Robot Shows Global Warming May Not Harm Marine Food
• DNA Model World Record Attempted
• An Ancient Garden of Wonders
• Dying Stars Hide Behind A Sunscreen Shield
• In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb

March 9

• Italian Statue 'Weeps Blood'
• Comet Ikeya-Zhang Update
• East Coast Faces Fire Threat
• Evolutionary Leap From Sea To Dry Land: Undergrad Finds Clues To 400-Million-Year-Old Mystery
• NASA Study Links El Niņo And Southern Ocean Changes
• Humans Emerged "Out Of Africa" Again And Again
• Sun Disrupts Cellphones, Study Finds

March 8

• Puzzling X-rays from Jupiter
• Grace Space Twins Set to Team Up to Track Earth's Water and Gravity
• Signs of New El Nino Strengthen
• Why it's Dry
• A New Golden Age of Exploring Beneath the Ocean Blue

March 7 - Late Edition

• Continued Evaluation of Bengal, India Artifacts
• Warm, Dry Climate Forecast for Arizona and the West
• Anthrax Attack Would Have Been Worse Without Antibiotics
• Universe is Beige - Not Turquoise
• More Evidence Early Man Won by Love Not War
• Hurricane Floods Pose Risk to Environment, Health, New Research on 1999 Storm Reveals
• Scientists Call for Better Management of Philippine Coral Reefs
• NOAA Sees El Nino Trend Through Early 2003
• Shuttle Astronauts Add Powerful Camera to Hubble
• Power Plant Blamed for Mt. Hope Bay 'Dead Zone'
• Landscapes Under Siege

March 7

• 10 Killed in Philippines Earthquake
• U.S. Forces Resume Attack on Taliban Positions
• NASA'S FUSE Satellite Lit Again
• Hubble Eyes Bow Shock Near a Young Star
• UK Scientists Aim for Sight of New Planet
• Wintry West
• 'Canadarm' Technology Adapted For Brain Surgeons
• Sci-Fi's Warp-Drive Idea Threatened By New Research

March 6 - Late Edition

• Meteor Activity Outlook for March 8-14, 2002
• No Escaping Charged Particles During Solar Maximum
• New Database Tracks Illicit Trafficking of Nuclear Material
• Scientists Learn Something New About Hydrogen Atom
• Navigational System Will Go Under Ice
• Exotic Properties of `Quantum Magnets` Attract Physicists
• UA Astronomers Hopes Ride With Astronauts Spacewalk

March 6

• Earthquake Measuring 7.6 Mag. Hits Philippines
• Strong Quake Rocks South Philippines
• A Curious Pacific Wave
• Future Volcanic Eruptions May Cause Arctic Ozone Hole
• Temple Reveals Secrets of the One God
• Kyoto Won't Help Sinking Pacific Isles, U.S. Says
• Flooding Follows Afghan Earthquake

March 5

• Earth Changes TV Presented on the Discovery Channel
• Archaeological Finds in Bay of Bengal
• Tiny Bubbles Create Nuclear Fusion -- Maybe
• Strong Tremors Jolt Delhi, Srinagar
• Moderate Quake Shakes Taiwan Coast
• Over 100 Killed in Afghan Quake
• Chicago Has First Below-Zero Day
• Odyssey Finds Widespread Water
• Small Quake Rattles Near California-Mexico Border
• Scientists Reset 'Doomsday Clock' Toward Danger
• Support Provided For Layered Inner Core Earth Model

March 4

• 7.2 Earthquake in Afghanistan, Nuke Bunkers, and Mars
• The Ultimate Congressional Hideaway
• Michigan Snowstorm Causes Over 20 Deaths
• Earthquake Rattles Afghanistan
• Congress Not Advised Of Shadow Government
• Archaeological Site Yields Relics From Long-Forgotten Culture

March 3 - Late Edition

• October Bulletin Said Terrorists Thought to Have 10 Kiloton Nuclear Weapon to be Smuggled into New York City
• Can We Stop the Next Attack?
• In the Second Half of the 20th Century, the Earth Lost 300,000 Species. Humanity Has Created Its Own Mass Extinction
• Earthquake Hits Central, South Asia
• Space Shuttle Captures Hubble Telescope
• Cyanide Crops Up Again in Italy Terror Probe

March 3

• Europa's Conditions Could Nurture Life
• Airport Security Fails Test
• NASA Contacts Pioneer 10 on 30th Anniversary of Launch
• Drought May Leave Many States with Water Shortages this Summer
• U.S. Considers Tracking Accused Terrorists' DNA
• Quarter of Parrot Species on Brink
• U.S. Using Sensors for Nuclear Threats

March 2 - Late Edition

• A New Step Toward Worldwide Collaboration on Linear Colliders
• The Shadow Government: Its Identification and Analysis
• UA Instrument Aboard Mars Odyssey Detects Hydrogen at Mars' South Pole
• Study: 1950s Nuclear Fallout Worse Than Thought
• Last Month was Warmest February in 25 Years, Say Meteorologists

March 2

• Mars May Be Covered in Water
• Portion of Volcano Slips Toward Ocean
• Belgium on Flood Alert
• Bronze Age 'Star Chart' Found
• Colorado Scientists Say They Have Quake Forecast System
• Cold Water Conundrum Cracked
• Huge Satellite Goes into Orbit
• Fish Bones Show Origins of El Nino
• Plea as Nation Sinks Below Waves
• Record Cold Temperatures in South

March 1

• NASA Eyes Nuclear Rockets to Reach Deep Space
• How to Tell Fireflies Apart at 6,000 Miles
• Atmospheric Aerosols Found to Brighten Clouds
• Jason 1 Ready for Service, Releases First Data
• Mysterious Jovian Hot Spot Puzzles Astronomers
• $13M Aussie Technology to Fly on European Satellite