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Breaking News Fri, 11 Apr 2008
Myanmar woman, who survived last week's destructive cyclone Nargis, emerges from her house as she prepares a meal outdoors in the outskirts of Yangon, Myanmar, on Sunday May 11, 2008.
Aid   Disease   Myanmar   Photos   Slideshow   Water  
 Ananova 
1.5m Burmese in danger - Oxfam
| The lives of up to 1.5 million Burmese cyclone victims are in danger from diseases if clean water and sanitation are not provided soon, Oxfam has warned. | The charity's regional chief, Sarah Irelan... (photo: AP / )
Myanmar soldiers unload relief supplies Saturday, May 10, 2008, at the Yangon airport.
Aid   Junta   Myanmar   Photos   Slideshow   Storm  
 The Post IE 
Outrage over Burma’s aid worker ban
The first shipments of international aid arrived in Burma on Friday, almost a week after Cyclone Nargis smashed into the hermetic country, causing widespread devastation and exposing, once again, the ... (photo: AP / )
NASA's Terra satellite captured this image of the Myanmar coast on May 5, 2008, showing the devastation of flooding caused by Tropical Cyclone Nargis.  China Daily 
Hour of compassion
(China Daily) | Updated: 2008-05-08 07:16 | With local communications still in paralysis, we have ample reasons to believe the scale and magnitude of the havoc that Cyclone Nargis has wrecked are far ... (photo: NASA / MODIS Rapid Response Team)
Aid   Disasters   Myanmar   Photos   Slideshow   Storm  
Rice  Gulf News 
Government moves to pre-empt rice shortage
| Manila: The government will aggressively import rice to shore up stockpiles ahead of the rainy season and to cover for a possible shortfall in the last quarter of 2008, a senior official said yester... (photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
Agriculture   Philippines   Photos   Rice   Shortage  
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Myanmar soldiers unload relief supplies Saturday, May 10, 2008, at the Yangon airport. The Post IE
Outrage over Burma’s aid worker ban
The first shipments of international aid arrived in Burma on Friday, almost a week after Cyclone Nargis smashed into the hermetic country, causing widespread devastation ... (photo: AP / )
Aid   Junta   Myanmar   Photos   Slideshow   Storm  
In this Burma News Agency photo taken on Wednesday, May 7, 2008 and released by China's Xinhua News Agency on Thursday, May 8, 2008, Cyclone survivors wave to a helicopter carrying relief goods in the hardest-hit Irrawaddy delta, Myanmar. International relief aid from Japan, Bangladesh, Laos, China, Thailand, India and Singapore has been poured in Myanmar till Wednesday for the country's storm victims, said Myanmar's state radio according to Xinh The Times
Silence from our sabre rattlers as Burma's dying cry out to be saved
div#related-article-links p a, div#related-article-links p a:visited { color:#06c; } | What are we waiting for? Where now is liberal interventionism? More than 100,000 pe... (photo: AP / Burma News Agency via Xinhua News Agency)
Aid   Burma   Disaster   Military   Photos  
 Tornado-nature--environment  (sl1) Kansas City Star
Four dead in southwest Missouri after tornado, other severe weather
| SPRINGFIELD, Mo. | The National Weather Service in Springfield reports that three people have died after a tornado hit five miles north of Seneca in southwest Missouri'... (photo: creative commons)
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A tornado damaged home is seen through a cracked windshield of a truck, Kansas City Star
NC governor: 100 homes, business damaged in deadly tornado
| A deadly tornado that raked across three counties damaged about 100 homes and businesses, Gov. Mike Easley said as he toured the path of destruction Saturday. | Easley ... (photo: AP / Mike Wintroath)
Aid   Disasters   Photos   Slideshow   Tornado   US  
 Local residents make their way along a flooded road in Tewkesbury, England, Monday July 23, 2007. Heavy rain over the weekend has left large areas across central and western England under flood water, some homes are left without water and electricity sup BBC News
Thunderstorms bring flash floods
| Parts of Wales have been hit by flash flooding after powerful storms brought heavy overnight rain and hailstones. | Homes in several areas of south Wales had to be pump... (photo: AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth)
Climate   Flood   Photos   UK   Wales  
 Tomato - Tomatoes - Vegetable - Vegetables. (ps1) The Wichita Eagle
Weather must be right for gardener as well as plants
| I somehow missed the window between cold weather and downpours for planting my tomatoes. Apparently this nanosecond existed sometime in the past week. But either I blin... (photo: Public Domain file / -)
Food   Health   Nature   Photos   Weather  
Steak - Grilled Food. (ps1) Asbury Park Press
Fred's Weather: You are what you eat
| Struggling with soaring food costs and cash-strapped customers, steak houses around the country are adding buffalo meat alongside filet mignon, pizza joints are trying ... (photo: Public Domain / -)
Food   Health   Photos   Society   Weather  
Field IRINnews
YEMEN: Changing weather patterns pose challenges for agriculture
web | Photo: Muhammad al-Jabri/IRIN DUBAI, - Yemen's agricultural sector faces challenges as a result of changes in rainfall patterns and an extended low temperature seas... (photo: GFDL)
Agriculture   People   Photos   Weather   Yemen  
London,Snow,Climate,Global Warming, Weather. Nation
Red Cross tells of climate change dangers
| The Red Cross Society of Seychelles is mounting an effort today to tell the public about dangers that come with climate change and how best to prepare for them. | Leafl... (photo: WN / Periasamy)
Climate   Disasters   Photos   Redcross   Seychelles  
Climate Change Storms & Hurricanes
- Paying the cost to change the climate
- Climate change will boost farm output
- Tax system review to examine costs of climate change
- Kids tackle political class on climate change
Flue gas stack at GRES-2 Power Station in Ekibastusz, Kazakhstan is the tallest in the world
Paying the cost to change the climate
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- Nargis followed unusual route to Myanmar delta, where it kil
- Editorial: Federal flood farce
- New levee rules put towns in fiscal fix
- Mysteries of the sun: Solar Probe aims to solve them
plants
A post-Katrina garden
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Floods Droughts
- Wet and filthy underpass
- Search for lost as tornadoes kill 18
- On a May weekend, sun lovers achieve their burning ambition
- Floods kill seven in Algeria
Tornado
Search for victims as tornadoes kill 18
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- Garcia ends drought with playoff win at Players Championship
- Ching's goal ends scoring drought
- Radcliffe keen to end Olympic drought
- Lake levels on upswing as drought eases
Cherokee Lake Morristown
Lake levels on upswing as drought eases
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Environment Pollution
- Academics thwarted over attempts to return burbot to Britain
- Stressed seaweed lives under a cloud of its own making
- Task force gives housing the green light
- Strange foods
 A multi-celled human embryo is seen in this picture made 2.5 days after leaving the womb, and now is stored cryogenically at the Bourn Hall Fertility Clinic, Cambridgeshire, England Wednesday, July 31, 1996. Under British law frozen embryos can only be s
MPs set to back new embryo research laws
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- Govt to seek 'up to 80%' emissions cut by 2050
- Business council backs tax review
- Tax overhaul looms in Aussie budget
- Emissions trading bill running out of time
Flue gas stack at GRES-2 Power Station in Ekibastusz, Kazakhstan is the tallest in the world
Paying the cost to change the climate
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Wildlife Natural Disasters
- Environmentalists, energy companies look to U.S. for decisio
- Scientists probe recent coyote attacks in California
- Wildlife officials investigate recent coyote attacks on chil
- Potbellied pig thrives in suburban South Florida
Polar bear
Environmentalists, energy companies look to U.S. for decision on polar bears
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- Toughest event at Beijing Olympics - Getting weather forecas
- Multiple twisters cut path of terror
- Deadly power of 'delicate daffodil'
- Over 20 dead in Mo., Okla., Ga. after new round of storms
 Bangladesh Cyclone
Deadly power of 'delicate daffodil'
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