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Monday, Apr 08, 2013 09:13 AM PDT
Today's Weather News Headlines - Yahoo! News: Restaurant In Graduate Hospital Offers Free Lunch In Honor Of Warm Weather Bumpier Flights Ahead on Warming Planet, Study Suggests Texas Provides Clues To Climate Change Impact Americans Grow More Worried About Global Warming, Poll Finds Penguin Species Could Be Climate Winner ANALYSIS: Don't look for cheaper food yet, even as grain prices drop

Restaurant In Graduate Hospital Offers Free Lunch In Honor Of Warm Weather  Monday, Apr 08, 2013 09:13 AM PDT Full Story	Top
Bumpier Flights Ahead on Warming Planet, Study Suggests  Monday, Apr 08, 2013 08:50 AM PDT Transatlantic airline passengers might expect to stay seated with their seatbelts securely fastened more often in the future, according to new research that finds climate change could lead to more airplane turbulence. Full Story	Top
Texas Provides Clues To Climate Change Impact  Monday, Apr 08, 2013 08:26 AM PDT Want to see what happens when the impacts of climate change are felt? Well, just look at Texas, some scientists say. Full Story	Top
Americans Grow More Worried About Global Warming, Poll Finds  Monday, Apr 08, 2013 08:23 AM PDT Americans are becoming more concerned about the reality of global warming, according to a new Gallup poll, though they're still not as worried about climate change as they have been in earlier years.   Full Story	Top
Penguin Species Could Be Climate Winner  Monday, Apr 08, 2013 07:39 AM PDT Although climate change will cause massive disruption, it could benefit some species, such as the Adelie penguin. David Biello reports Full Story	Top
ANALYSIS: Don't look for cheaper food yet, even as grain prices drop  Monday, Apr 08, 2013 12:59 AM PDT By Veronica Brown and Tom Polansek LONDON/CHICAGO (Reuters) - Consumers can't yet bank on a year of cheaper food, despite predictions for bulging grain crops in the United States and other major global producers that have dragged futures prices back from last year's record highs. The forecasts, analysts say, are just that - with seeds not yet in the ground for the all-important U.S. corn crop that is used to feed cows and produce cereal products and other foods. The next few months will be crucial in determining prices, as weather conditions will ultimately determine the size of the harvest. ... Full Story	Top

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