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Monday, 29th September 2003

New Fast Facts Database of Canadian Weather Rankings

Resources, Reports, Tools, Lists, and Full-Text Documents (5 Items)
Weather--Canada
Source: Environment Canada
New Fast Facts Database of Canadian Weather Rankings
Environment Canada online today with a neat little database that provides weather rankings for major cities in Canada. 72 different categories (windiest city, most rainy days, most dry days, most snow days, etc.) View by city or category. Rankings were derived from 30 years of data. Additional info is available in this news release.
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Traffic--United States--Statistics
Source: Texas Transportation Institute
Released Today, 2003 Urban Mobility Report
All Materials ||| Summary ||| Direct Links to Key Charts/Tables ||| Full-Text of Report
See Also: Background Article From AP
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Health Insurance--United States--Statistics
Source: U.S. Census
New, Health Insurance Coverage in the United States: 2002
Summary ||| Direct to Full-Text Report
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Health Statistics--Russia
Source: NCHS
New, Full-Text Report, Vital and Health Statistics: Russian Federation and United States, Selected Years 1985-2000 With An Overview of Russian Mortality in the 1990s
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Environmental Education
Source: EPA
New Web Site for High School Students: High School Environmental Center
From the description, A team of EPA environmental educators created the High School Environmental Center to help students find good environmental information--not just on EPA�s Web site, but on other reliable sites as well. The team used guidelines developed by the North American Association for Environmental Education to ensure that the materials included were truly educational.

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