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Will New Standards Matter?
What are the implications of first-ever emissions standards for existing power plants expe
cted Monday? Here's what we know—and don't know.
Friday
Spot the Space Station
Sky-watchers across can observe the International Space Station (ISS) over the next week.
Friday
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Best Space Pictures This Week
Auroras light up the dark, a rocket flies high, and Hubble reveals a flooded city in this week's best space pictures.
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Everglades Funding in Limbo
A massive restoration of the Everglades is ready to begin but needs congressional funding.
Friday
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Q&A: Master of Disaster
Thinking outside the box and empowering those affected as soon as possible are keys to disaster recovery, says Red Cross expert.
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NASA Faces Budget Woes
In an era of huge federal budget deficits, some NASA space science missions face the chopping block.
Friday
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The Weirdest Moon in the Solar System
There are several theories as to how Saturn's moon Iapetus developed its monstrous, spiky mountain range.
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Artifact Trove at Egyptian Tomb Illuminates Life Before Pharaohs
A recently discovered tomb at the Egyptian site of Hierakonpolis is shedding new light on the ancestors of the pharaohs.
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Friday, May 30, 2014
National Geographic News
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