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State Capitol News
9:12 am
Thu December 13, 2007

Napolitano outlines budget plans

Governor Janet Napolitano

Phoenix, AZ – Host Intro:

Governor Janet Napolitano said Wednesday she intends to
oppose any permanent cuts in basic state spending to
balance the budget. Arizona Public Radio's Howard
Fischer explains why.

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KNAU and Arizona News
11:00 pm
Tue December 11, 2007

Interview: A Reporter's Account of the Snowmaking Hearing

The San Francisco Peaks in winter

Flagstaff, AZ – Host Intro:

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KNAU and Arizona News
10:47 pm
Tue December 11, 2007

Snowmaking Reconsidered by 9th Circuit Court

Credit Raul Roa, San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Opponents of snowmaking marched to the federal courthouse in Pasadena, California, where the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals reheard arguments in the legal battle over a plan to use treated wastewater to make snow on the San Francisco Peaks.

Flagstaff, AZ – Host intro:

The Arizona Snowbowl opens tomorrow after being blanketed with several feet of natural snow. Yesterday, in Pasadena, the 9th circuit court of appeals heard arguments in the latest chapter in the ski area's longstanding legal effort to make artificial snow using reclaimed wastewater. Arizona Public Radio's Daniel Kraker reports.

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Earth Notes
10:01 pm
Tue December 11, 2007

EarthNotes - Red Crossbills

Flagstaff, AZ – The red crossbill is a bird with a complicated life story. Scientists are just beginning to understand it.

Some parts of the story are simple. True to its name, this large red finch has a crossed bill. Actually, it's the tips of its bill that are crossed like cheap tweezers, all the better to pry open the scales of unripened pine cones and reach its favorite food of pine seeds.

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State Capitol News
1:29 am
Tue December 11, 2007

NAU gets $ for math and science teachers

Phoenix, AZ – Host Intro:

Northern Arizona University is getting 3-point-4
million to help turn out more graduates to teach math
and science. Arizona Public Radio's Howard Fischer
reports.

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State Capitol News
1:25 am
Tue December 11, 2007

Employer sanctions legal battle takes a turn

Phoenix, AZ – Host intro:

The legal fight over the new employer sanctions law is
taking a new turn. Arizona Public Radio's Howard
Fischer explains.

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State Capitol News
1:22 am
Tue December 11, 2007

Should legislative districts be redrawn?

Phoenix, AZ – Host intro:

The state court of appeals heard arguments today about
whether they should require the legislative district
boundaries to be redrawn. Arizona Public Radio's Howard
Fischer explains what's at issue here.

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KNAU and Arizona News
9:39 am
Mon December 10, 2007

Finish College in 4 Years

Flagstaff, AZ – NAU is implementing programs to help students finish in 4 years.

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Earth Notes
9:56 am
Wed December 5, 2007

EarthNotes - Carbon Footprint

Flagstaff, AZ – The phrase carbon footprint has swept into our language as quickly as energy crisis did in the 1970s.

Carbon footprint simply refers to the amount of carbon dioxide released by the actions that support a person, a region, or a country. CO2 is the gas released when we burn fossil fuels for energy, and the one held most responsible for Earth's changing, warming climate.

How can you calculate your footprint? A quick search of the Internet will yield a number of sites that can help.

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KNAU and Arizona News
10:16 pm
Thu November 29, 2007

Big Medicine - How Obesity in America is Changing Medical Practices

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