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Today's Weather News Headlines - Yahoo! News: NASA Climate Scientist James Hansen Quits to Fight Global Warming Weather was changing before deadly Colorado crash Weather change factor in deadly Colo. plane crash Climate Paradox: Longer Antarctic Melt Season May Mean Less Global Warming Even Doubters Want to Prepare for Global Warming

NASA Climate Scientist James Hansen Quits to Fight Global Warming  Tuesday, Apr 02, 2013 09:37 AM PDT Climate scientist James Hansen is retiring from NASA this week to devote himself to the fight against global warming. Full Story	Top
Weather was changing before deadly Colorado crash  Tuesday, Apr 02, 2013 07:04 AM PDT Federal investigators say the weather was changing rapidly over Silverton, Colo., before a small passenger plane crashed in December 2011, killing all four people on board. The National Transportation ... Full Story	Top
Weather change factor in deadly Colo. plane crash  Tuesday, Apr 02, 2013 06:26 AM PDT Federal investigators say a rapid change in weather over Silverton, Colo., likely contributed to the crash of a small passenger plane in December 2011 that killed all four people on board. The National ... Full Story	Top
Climate Paradox: Longer Antarctic Melt Season May Mean Less Global Warming  Monday, Apr 01, 2013 02:04 PM PDT Climate Paradox: Longer Antarctic Melt Season May Mean Less Global Warming Full Story	Top
Even Doubters Want to Prepare for Global Warming  Monday, Apr 01, 2013 01:35 PM PDT Some still insist that climate change is a hoax, but the vast majority of Americans believe the globe is warming, a new survey finds — and they want to prepare for the worst. Full Story	Top

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