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The Home Frontier
04.20.11 - This Earth Day, we’re asking you to share with us your inspiring vision about what NASA’s exploration of Earth means to you.
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Student Questions Needed: Earth Day Video Chat
04.13.11 - In honor of Earth Day 2011, JPL's Education Office is hosting a live Web video chat where your students can ask a NASA/JPL scientist questions emailed in advance.
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Ocean Temperatures Effect on Weather
04.23.10 - The Short-term Prediction Research and Transition, or SPoRT, project helps relate ocean conditions to Earth's atmosphere.
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NASA, Park Service Promote Climate Science Education for Kids
04.22.10 - NASA, the National Park Service, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service marked the 40th Earth Day by launching the first of three online interactive activities.
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Smog Bloggers Untangle Air Pollution 365 Days a Year
04.22.10 - The Smog Blog website monitors air pollution much like meteorologists track the daily weather. We talk with lead blogger Raymond Hoff about the air you breathe.
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Satellite Data Helps Everyone Breathe a Little Easier
04.22.10 - NASA-funded scientists and medical researchers are working together to tackle the problems of public health associated with bad air quality.
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NASA Chat: How Does NASA Study Earth's Climate?
04.22.10 - NASA/JPL scientist Mike Gunson answers questions that ranged from volacnoes to Earth's climate and greenhouse gases.
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NASA Scientist Publishes Book on Climate Change
04.19.10 - In the midst of seemingly unending questions about climate change, a new book by a climate scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center can provide some answers.
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A New Oral History: Where Words Touch the Earth
04.19.10 - The video series, "Where Words Touch the Earth," documents environmental changes observed by Native Americans.
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'Touch the Earth' to Display at Earth Day on National Mall
04.19.10 - NASA will present the new tactile learning book, "Touch the Earth," on Monday, April 19, in the "NASA Village" tent at the Earth Day Celebration on the National Mall.