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April 10, 2008

Travel Trouble

It was another bad day for travelers, as American Airlines canceled an additional 922 flights around the country. Many of the company's MD-80 p***s have been grounded for mandatory reinspection of wiring. Frustrated travelers in Chicago, Dallas and New York were forced to reschedule flights in the hopes of finally getting off the ground. ABC's Barbara Pinto reports on the latest. Read more here.

Saving the Rhino

The wilds of southern Nepal are home to some of the last remaining populations of the great one-horned rhino. But poaching remains a problem. In the poverty-stricken country, one rhino horn can mean a big payday. They fetch tens of thousands of dollars in places like China, where the horns are used in traditional medicine. ABC's Dan Harris reports. Read more here and watch the slideshow.

The Human Footprint

Americans are the biggest resource consumers on the p***t. An average American will consume 13,056 pints of milk in a lifetime, a whopping 12,129 hamburger buns and 87,520 slices of bread. What effect does all this consumption have on p***t Earth? ABC's Elizabeth Vargas reports. Catch the full story on "20/20" Friday at 10 p.m. ET, and watch the premiere of "Human Footprint" on the National Geographic Channel Sunday, April 13. Read more here.

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