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Jul 7, 2006
For the people of China, the pollution is an acceptable price to pay for a modern lifestyle
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Time magazine reports that the Hong Kong business community loses some $90 million a year in medical costs and lost productivity, largely b...
National fires, add to global climate warming.
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Yellowstone burned for three months in 1988, destroying more than 600,000 hectares of forest. The fire resisted the best efforts of 25,000 f...
Beijing May Divert "cancerous" River for Olympics
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"State media said last year that vast stretches of the Yellow River, which supplies water to 12 percent of China's 1.3 billion peop...
Jul 6, 2006
9 ways YOU can achieve energy independence!
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To learn more For more information about the initiatives profiled here as well as other efforts to build a more sustainable energy future ...
ENVIRONMENTALLY HEALTHIER COFFEE INCHING TOWARD MAINSTREAM
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The world's No. 1 commodity, oil, has been dominating headlines. Coffee, next in line at about $60 billion annually, doesn't have as...
EPA Library Closure Protested by 10,000 Staffers
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Some 10,000 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency scientists, engineers, and other technical specialists have asked Congress to stop the Bush...
Dahhh! Wildfires Linked to Global Warming"
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"The increase in large wildfires appears to be another part of a chain of reactions to climate warming," said Dan Cayan, a co-auth...
U.S. Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Fossil Fuels Virtually Unchanged in 2005 as Price Increases Dampen Energy Demand
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U.S. carbon dioxide energy-related carbon dioxide emissions per unit of economic output fell by 3.3 percent in 2005. From 1990 to 2005, the ...
Environment Canada researchers have found a dozen different types of toxic drugs and even caffeine in water samples taken from the St. Lawrence River
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The study raises many questions about the long-term effects of pharmacological pollution in the country's waterways. "At this point...
Rising interest, and fears, over synthetic fuel - Business - International Herald Tribune
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Most of the interest is in making diesel using a technology known as Fischer-Tropsch, for the German chemists who demonstrated it in the 192...
Jul 5, 2006
The Right to Bear Firecrackers...
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He’s not recommending steps for increased fireworks safety, but simply calling for an outright ban. Moreover, Smith has published numerous r...
Construction and Demolition Waste Management and Recycling Training Program: In Wisconsin
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WasteCap Wisconsin is offering a fall session of the public training program for accreditation in construction and demolition waste recycl...
Manure collected from cows in Wisconsin is used to make electricity.
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Tapping the Latent Power in What's Left Around the Barnyard "We're not taking any risk, the reduction in odors is huge, and we...
Low water in North America's Great Lakes causes worry | Reuters.com
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Water levels declined in 1998 and have remained low, forcing ships to take on lighter loads and sparking concern about shorelines and wetlan...
Back to work with freedom in mind
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When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with anoth...
Jul 4, 2006
Urge Canada to Strengthen Regulations of Toxic Chemicals! Petition
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A new study just released by Environmental Defence shows that kids are full of these toxic chemicals. This is the first time the level of co...
Tightly built homes jeopardize air quality
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"In the late '80s we had lowered formaldehyde by 70 per cent," he says. "In the late '90s, with free trade, formaldeh...
Jul 3, 2006
Is ethanol really energy solution? - baltimoresun.com
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"are looking to the nation's cornfields these days to solve the United States' energy problems." In 2004, for example, the...
Jun 30, 2006
Costs of pollution on children's health
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MINNEAPOLIS - Minnesota spends $1.5 billion a year on childhood diseases related to environmental problems, according to a report scheduled...
roots of our throwaway culture
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Made to Break reveals the roots of our throwaway culture "Deliberate obsolescence in all its forms -- technological, psychological, or ...
Weird science from the far right
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Sounds like socialism to me. " STOSSEL: Let me just say that this, at bottom is (SCARBOROUGH) hatred of capitalism and a hatred of in...
OSHA is seeking proposals for $6.8 million in 1- year health and safety training grant from non-profit organizations.
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OSHA is seeking proposals for $6.8 million in 1- year health and safety training grant from non-profit organizations. The grants will focus ...
Jun 29, 2006
Environmental researchers estimate that pollution in China causes more than 300,000 premature deaths a year.
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"China recently said that pollution problems are costing its government more than $200 billion a year. The Worldwatch Institute in Wash...
China complicates efforts to fight global warming - baltimoresun.com
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China complicates efforts to fight global warming - baltimoresun.com : "Chinese emissions are making the air in non-urban parts of the ...
The nation needs more clarity on complicated environmental issues
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Philadelphia Inquirer | 06/29/2006 | Editorial | Carbon Dioxide's Double Identity : "The nation needs more clarity on complicated e...
Green groups said that the statistics served to highlight the damaging ecological impact of bottled water.
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29/6/2006--'Environmental insanity' to drink bottled water when it tastes as good from the tap : "Green groups said that the st...
Injures to a contractor hired by Miller Brewery
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A painting contractor hired by Miller was in stable condition after exposure to ammonia at the Miller Brewing Co. on Wednesday morning when ...
To conserve is to be patriotic
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By David Horst. . David Horst writes a biweekly column on nature. E-mail him at sandhill@focol.org. Federal tax incentives for alternative e...
Water more valuable than oil
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The lack of usable water worldwide has made it more valuable than oil. The Bloomberg World Water Index of 11 utilities returned 35 per cent ...
Time running out to curb effects of deep sea pollution
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More than 90% of the world's living organisms are found in the oceans, but a new UN report says that researchers are only now beginning ...
Big Three emit the most greenhouse gas - Automotive - MSNBC.com
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Big Three emit the most greenhouse gas - Automotive - MSNBC.com : "With just 5 percent of the world’s population, the United States has...
Study says U.S. is responsible for half of the greenhouse gases created by cars: South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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American cars and pickup trucks are responsible for nearly half of the greenhouse gases emitted by automobiles globally, even though the nat...
Jun 28, 2006
Motivational Quote
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"It's not a 9-5 job. It's an every moment you're awake job because you actually enjoy the work that you're doing."
Robots: Still Skeptical of Climate Change
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While climate change threatens the extinction of thousands of plant and animal species, it seems to have brought beer-swilling-eve...
EPA: UPS Vehicle is World’s Most Fuel Efficient
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On June 21, 2006, EPA unveiled the world's first hydraulic hybrid delivery truck in Washington D.C. The EPA hybrid features a hydraulic ...
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