... scale of 1 to 100. As a result, this is not generally factored into climate change scenarios. Seth Borenstein AP Science Writer Washington Q: Our nuclear aircraft carriers are like small cities at sea. How do they dispose of sewage and trash ...

... of the influence of Earth's oceans and weather effects like El Nino and La Nina, Weaver said. Seth Borenstein AP Science Writer Washington Have questions of your own? Send them to newsquestions(at)ap.org.

... sightings in Oklahoma and Arkansas, according to the National Agricultural Pest Information System. Seth Borenstein AP Science Writer Washington, D.C. Q: Please explain the earned income tax credit. And how can I find out if I qualify? Donna ...

... is 50 percent sure precipitation will occur, and expects measurable rain over 80 percent of the area if it does fall. In this case, you end up with once again a 40 percent chance of rain. Randolph E. Schmid AP Science Writer Washington

... within about a billionth of a degree of absolute zero, there's still "plenty of room at the top." Malcolm Ritter AP Science Writer New York Q: When the EPA rates the mileage of different models of cars, does it account for the various fuel formulations ...

... after five months of digging in the northern polar region of Mars, but they did not get back any data. Alicia Chang AP Science Writer Los Angeles Q: What recourse do individual retirees have in collecting on Lehman Brothers bonds, now that the company ...

... already extinct or close to it. Thousands of bats in New England have succumbed to a new disease. Seth Borenstein AP Science Writer Washington Q: With markets falling, where are people putting the money they get from all the stocks and mutual ...