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Drought severely diminished U.S. crop supply

by Nancy Marshall-Genzer
Oct 10, 2012
After this summer's drought, nobody expected good news from this morning's USDA crop report.
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Mid-day Update

Bee population decline linked to common pesticide

by Jeremy Hobson and Stacey Vanek Smith
Mar 30, 2012
Bee populations in the U.S. -- and even other parts of the world -- have been on the decline, which has many worried. Well, two new studies out might have figured out a reason why.
A bumblebee collects nectar from a flower during a warm spring sunny day. World bee populations have been dwindling, and two new research papers might have a reason why.
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Daily Pulse

USDA announces healthier school lunches

by Joel Patterson
Jan 25, 2012
Fruits, vegetables and whole grains to replace high-fat, sodium-heavy menu items for American school kids.
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News In Brief

MIDDAY UPDATE: B of A resumes foreclosures & will cable get the 'cut'

by Shelly Moulton
Oct 25, 2010
Today we look at Bank of America's announcement that it will resume foreclosure proceedings in almost two dozens states this week, after admitting...
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