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  • New Research Finds People React Better To Both Negative And Positive Events With More Sleep

    New research from UBC finds that after a night of shorter sleep, people react more emotionally to stressful events the next day.

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    NASA’s Aqua satellite analyzed the cloud top temperatures and water vapor content in Hurricane Sally as it crawls toward landfall, and found the potential for large amounts of rainfall, which, coupled with slow movement, can lead to catastrophic flooding.

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    NASA’s Aqua satellite analyzed Hurricane Paulette’s water vapor content as it continued to move away from Bermuda and found structural changes, the strongest side, and dry air moving in.

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  • Software Helps Predict Floods And Freshwater Supplies

    Predicting snowmelt in the mountain headwaters of the world’s major rivers is now vastly more accurate due to a new University of Saskatchewan (USask) computer simulation model.

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