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Investigation Continues in Fatal Bronx Commuter Train Derailment

By Staff on Dec 2, 2013   National  

Investigation Continues in Fatal Bronx Commuter Train Derailment

The NTSB investigation into the train derailment is continuing today after four people were killed and at least another 67 were injured in the commuter train accident in the Bronx at 7:20 am on Sunday morning.

Motorists Beware: Darkness, Accumulating Snows Increase Moose-Automobile Collision Risks

By ADF&G on Dec 2, 2013   State  

Motorists Beware: Darkness, Accumulating Snows Increase Moose-Automobile Collision Risks

(Anchorage) – Drivers, look out! Accumulating snows are pushing moose down from high-country haunts into lowland areas and – in some cases – right into oncoming traffic. Hundreds of moose are struck and killed by motorists each year on Southcentral Alaska roadways, with most road kills occurring during the dark, snowy months of December, January […]

Top US Lawmakers Want Additional Iran Sanctions

By Michael Bowman | VOA on Dec 2, 2013   National  

Top US Lawmakers Want Additional Iran Sanctions

WASHINGTON — U.S. lawmakers of both major political parties are expressing skepticism over last month’s interim accord on Iran’s nuclear program. Congress’ appetite for boosting sanctions against Tehran has not waned, despite Obama administration warnings that heightened measures could torpedo delicate diplomacy.

Study: Arctic Seafloor Methane Releases Double Previous Estimates

By Marmian Grimes | UAF on Dec 2, 2013   The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Study: Arctic Seafloor Methane Releases Double Previous Estimates

The seafloor off the coast of Northern Siberia is releasing more than twice the amount of methane as previously estimated, according to new research results published in the Nov. 24 edition of the journal Nature Geoscience.

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