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Thursday May 10th, 2018 morning edition

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Trump White House quietly cancels NASA research verifying greenhouse gas cuts.

The adage is especially relevant for climate-warming greenhouse gases, which are crucial to manage—and challenging to measure.

Now, President Donald Trump's administration has quietly killed the CMS, Science has learned.

"If you cannot measure emissions reductions, you cannot be confident that countries are adhering to the agreement," she says.

The White House has mounted a broad attack on climate science, repeatedly proposing cuts to NASA's earth science budget, including the CMS, and cancellations of climate missions such as the Orbiting Carbon Observatory 3 (OCO-3).

Although Congress fended off the budget and mission cuts, a spending deal signed in March made no mention of the CMS.

And, unlike the satellites that provide the data, the research line had no private contractor to lobby for it. »

Axel Asher (Marvel Universe)

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This happens because they were originally one universe that split in two when The Brothers first fought; certain "fragments" of the original universe remained.

Access is now a native of both universes and his duty is to keep them separate.

Despite shared ownership between DC Comics and Marvel Comics, only DC has used the character in a non-crossover appearance. »

Beloved school janitor donates $175,000 estate to Kentucky child - Cincinnati News, Weather, Sports from FOX19 NOW-WXIX

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After his December 2015 passing, Alvin Randlett donated his estate, more than $175,000, to the Office of the Attorney General's Child Victims' Trust Fund.

The donation helps to protect children from abuse, a cause Randlett embraced while serving as a janitor at the Sixth District Elementary School.

Created in 1984, the Child Victims’ Trust Fund provides financial support to help reduce the incidence and impact of child sexual abuse in Kentucky. »