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 Archive of Environmental News - April 2001
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 April 09, 2001 - Tearing into waste! - By David Hakala, Sm@rt Partner, Meet the ASP that ended Dow Corning's documentation nightmare. While its products are based on silicone, Dow Corning moves lots of paper. The chemical giant maintains more than 5,000 pieces of printed literature, from business cards and corporate brochures to product spec sheets and order forms. Many of these printed assets are distributed in several languages...

 January 18, 2001 - The Eastern U.S. Keeps Its Cool - NASA Science News, While surface temperatures across most of the globe are on the rise, the eastern U.S. appears to be slowly cooling. Scientists say the trend could be a result of increasing cloud cover triggered by warming Pacific waters. Much of the Earth has warmed over the last half-century, but the eastern half of the United States has shown a cooling trend. NASA-funded research indicates cooler temperatures in the eastern U.S. are caused by an increase in sun-shielding clouds produced by warmer ocean temperatures in the Pacific... 

 January 17, 2001 - Precocious Earth - NASA Science News, Tiny zircon crystals found in ancient stream deposits suggest that Earth harbored continents and liquid water remarkably soon after our planet formed. Scientists are drawing a portrait of how Earth looked soon after it formed 4.56 billion years ago, based on clues within the oldest mineral grains ever found... 

 December 27, 2000 - Retreat of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet - NASA Science News, Scientists say that the West Antarctic Ice Sheet is retreating more slowly than they thought. In fact, it may have been growing just 8,000 years ago -- long after the end of the most recent Ice Age. New evidence suggests that the West Antarctic Ice Sheet is retreating more slowly and contributing less to rising global sea levels than scientists once thought. In fact, said researchers at a recent meeting, the sheet was still growing as recently as 8,000 years ago -- thousands of years after the most recent Ice Age...

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