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News for Sunday, February 04, 2007

Wild chase on Jefferson ends in crash

 

Local lawmakers prepare for environmental change

Hurricane Katrina. Al Gore's movie, "An Inconvenient Truth." Soaring gasoline prices. Endangered polar bears.

Scaling back on energy use

Tips for reducing pollution

Daily briefing

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Wines and warming

Could the Napa Valley, the nation's best known wine region, be undone by global warming?

The Bear-Colts necessities

Football fans from across the country headed to Miami this week for Super Bowl festivities. Two Upvalley couples are taking quite different routes to get in -- or try to get in -- to see the big game.

Quick response ends Fuller Park fire fast

When Napa City Fire crews battled a fire at Fuller Park Friday evening, time was a powerful weapon.

Warming: The impact in Napa

If global warming plays out according to some of the most dire predictions, welcome to Lake Napa.

Where the buffalo roam

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- He's a cowboy down to his black cowboy boots and blue jeans. Wranglers, naturally, tightened with a large belt buckle.

Neighbors, troops, inmates help out as Florida residents clean up after storms that killed 20

LADY LAKE, Fla. -- Pulling blue tarps over the houses that still had walls, neighbors, jail inmates and National Guard troops picked up amid rain showers Saturday from dead-of-night thunderstorms that chewed through the middle of Florida, killing at least 20 people.

Corps proposes shift in levee protection in New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS -- The Army Corps of Engineers is proposing to divert up to $1.3 billion for levee repairs from the Mississippi River's East Bank, which was ravaged by Hurricane Katrina, to the West Bank, where tens of thousands of people have resettled.

159,000 turkeys to be slaughtered due to bird flu virus contamination

LONDON -- Britain confirmed its first outbreak of the H5N1 bird flu in a domestic flock on Saturday, saying the virus has been detected on a farm owned by Europe's largest turkey producer where 2,500 turkeys died.

45 nations, but not U.S., sign on to call for new world body to protect warming planet

PARIS -- Forty-five nations answered France's call Saturday for a new environmental body to slow inevitable global warming and protect the planet, perhaps with policing powers to punish violators.

More than 120 die in Badhdad bombing

BAGHDAD, Iraq -- A suicide bomber driving a truck loaded with a ton of explosives hidden beneath cooking oil, canned food and bags of flour obliterated a Baghdad food market on Saturday, killing at least 121 people in one of the most fearsome attacks in the capital since the U.S. invasion in 2003.

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