Bush to Protect Vast New Pacific Tracts
The action will protect vast tracts of American-controlled islands, reefs, surface waters and sea floor from fishing, mining, oil exploration and other commercial activity.
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In Obama’s Team, Two Camps on Climate
Barack Obama faces conflicting views among his top advisers on the balance between the environment and the economy.
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Signs of Another California Drought Year
If the state enters its third consecutive year of drought, state authorities may be forced to impose water rationing on farmers, homes and businesses.
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When the Call of the Wild Is Nothing but the Phone in Your Pocket
An environmental group has recorded the calls of more than 80 creatures so phones can howl, hoot, trill, screech and croak in support of endangered species.
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Montana: Natural Gas Wells
The Bush administration has approved a plan that could allow more than 18,000 natural gas wells to be drilled in southeastern Montana over the next two decades.
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Move to Increase Logging on Oregon Land
The Interior Department announced a controversial decision Wednesday to double the rate of logging on 2.6 million acres of federally owned forests in southwestern Oregon.
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Solar Meets Polar as Winter Curbs Clean Energy
Many alternative energy sources like wind turbines and solar panels experience problems in cold weather.
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At Plant in Coal Ash Spill, Toxic Deposits by the Ton
In a single year, an electric plant deposited more than 2.2 million pounds of toxic materials in a holding pond that failed last week, flooding 300 acres in Tennessee.
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War With Riverbank Invader, Waged by Muscle and Munching
Fighters of the invasive tamarisk hope the tough economic times will be the catalyst for a new round of cleanup and conservation work to get rid of the trees.
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Tennessee Ash Flood Larger Than Initial Estimate
Experts had already called the spill in Tennessee the largest of its kind in the U.S., but a survey showed it was three times larger than was first thought.
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E.P.A.’s Doctor No
The ideologues who have been running the E.P.A. for the last half-dozen years have done little for the environment with the weapons Congress gave them.
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Coal Ash Spill Revives Issue of Its Hazards
The Tennessee Valley Authority has played down the risks of what may be the nation’s largest spill of coal ash, but there are questions about its potential toxicity.
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In Beverly Hills, a Haven for Wildlife
A one-acre backyard that has been certified as a wildlife habitat is just a five-minute drive from downtown Beverly Hills.
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In Poor Villages, Low-Tech Efforts Can Help Prevent Insects and Disease
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Motorola Unveils The World’s First Carbon Neutral Cellphone
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Federal government plans multi-million dollar investment in Alber...
The federal government plans to make a multi-million dollar investment over four years to develop infrastructure, such as roads, public transit, and water/wastewater systems in Alberta.
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Two Ontario firms win Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence – D...
Ontario firms scored in Canadian Architect magazine’s 2008 Awards of Excellence, which are presented each year for buildings in the design stage
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