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    Environmental Awareness

    Slideshow • Science & Technology • ISSUE 44•27 • Dec 18, 2008
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    • Fall Canceled After 3 Billion Seasons

      WASHINGTON, DC—Autumn, which had been slotted between summer and winter, will be replaced by stifling humidity, constant sunshine, and little precipitation.
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    • Heroic PETA Commandos Kill 49, Save Rabbit

      NORFOLK, VA—In what has been dubbed the most
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    • Beaver Overthinking Dam

      HUNTSVILLE, ONTARIO—Not content with functionalism, beaver Dennis Messner strives for integration-minded post-modernism.
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    • Millions Of Plants Sent From Nation's Garden Departments To Their Deaths

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    • Nameless Hurricane That Much More Terrifying

      MIAMI—Thousands have already fled the popularly dubbed "Hurricane That Shall Not Be Named," to escape its destructive winds and chilling impersonality.
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    • Bush Urges Expanded Drilling Of Alaskan Wildlife

      WASHINGTON, DC—The president reminded Congress Tuesday of the estimated 9.3 billion barrels of drillable bear, elk, and musk ox
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    • Nation's Snowmen March Against Global Warming

      WASHINGTON, DC—Millions of scarfless snowmen gathered in Washington to protest global warming, which has caused many of them to melt before their time.
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    • Vatican Tightens Nocturnal Emissions Standards

      VATICAN CITY—The Vatican has released a strict new set of Church laws intended to reduce the nocturnal emissions of teenage polluters by 50 percent in the next decade, Cardinal Antoni Bertoli announced Monday.
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    • Deciding Vote On Wetlands Preservation Bill Rests With The Littlest Senator

       WASHINGTON, DC—Congress narrowly passed the McCann-Hawkins Florida Wetlands Preservation Bill Tuesday, with the deciding vote coming from an unlikely source: Sen. Dwight Q. Peabody (D-RI), the Littlest Senator.
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    • Picture Of Lemur Printed For No Goddamned Reason

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