World News Noon News Update

BRADENTON — Tomorrow's weather will be partly cloudy with a high of 85 and a 20 percent chance of rain. California environmental officials estimate the cancer risk from air pollutants to be nearly three times higher than what was previously thought; Americans are now buying a fifth of China's exports; 2,500 South Koreans are quarantined and 1,800 schools are closed following a MERS outbreak; Qatar could lose holding the World Cup if investigations find that it was won through bribery; NASA says Pluto's moons are "tumbling in chaos."

Air Quality Rules Tightened After Cancer Risk Found to be 3 Times Higher

Americans Buy a Fifth of Chinese Exports

 

MERS Outbreak: 2,500 Quarintined, 1,800 Schools Closed in South Korea

CNN

Russia and Qatar Could Lose World Cup if Investigation Finds Votes Were Bought

CNN

 

Pluto's Moons are 'Tumbling in Absolute Chaos,' NASA Says

NPR

"Smog in Tokyo" by Wilhelm Joys Andersen from Oslo, Norway - Smog-covered metropolis. Licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons.