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2005
12/27/05: Environmental Security in a Post-Tsunami World -- A Guest Commentary
12/27/05: British Biologist Uses Carbon Trading To Grow Forests
12/27/05: Gulf Hurriinbodyheadlines2">Gulf Hurricanes Triple Requests for Rigs-to-Reefs
12/27/05: Kosovo Could One Day Be Self-Sufficient, U.N. Envoy Says
12/27/05: On Beyond Organic: Best of 2005
12/27/05: Study Finds Climate Change May Melt Permafrost
12/27/05: Defiant Brinbodyheadlines2">Defiant British Foxhunters Take to the Field
12/26/05: Scientists Target Tree-Killing Beetle
12/26/05: Alaska Researchers Study Reindeer Biology
12/26/05: Residents inbodyheadlines2">Residents of Russian City Shun Tap Water as Chemical Slick Flows By
12/26/05: Damaged New Orleans Goes to Dogs for Therapy
12/26/05: Scientists Find Cache of Dodo Bird Bones
12/26/05: China Dumps Chemicals To Try To Clean Toxic River
12/26/05: Mexico's Snowy 'Smoking Mountain' Spits Ash, Rocks
12/26/05: Japan Resumes Whaling after Escape Bid
12/23/05: Fears for Dwindling Forests in Pakistani Quake Zone
12/23/05: Outlook Grim for Toga, the Stolen UK Penguin
12/23/05: Alaska Brainbodyheadlines2">Alaska Braces for Possible Volcanic Eruption
12/23/05: Rare Frigate Bird Flies Thousands of Miles across Asia in Search of Food
12/23/05: House Taskinbodyheadlines2">House Task Force Recommends Changes To Speed Federal Projects
12/23/05: Diamond Recalls Pet Food Because of Toxic Chemical
12/23/05: Journal Cites Evolution Studies in 2005
12/22/05: Panama Jungle Power Plan Worries Environmentalists
12/22/05: Greenpeace Vows To Continue Protesting Japanese Whalers in Antarctic Waters
12/22/05: China Seen as Main Market for Illegal Africa Ivory
12/22/05: EU Commission Proposes Stricter Emissions Standards for Cars
12/22/05: Democrats Block Alaska Drilling in U.S. Defense Bill
12/22/05: Toxic Slick Heads for South China Cities
12/22/05: Canada Looinbodyheadlines2">Canada Looks Set To Require Ethanol in Gasoline
12/22/05: Study is First on Menopause in Gorillas
12/22/05: Better Turinbodyheadlines2">Better Turkeys: Buy Local -- A Guest Commentary
12/22/05: In End of Era, Last Classic VW Vans Outfitted with Air-Cooled s Outfitted with Air-Cooled Engines
12/21/05: Scientists Study Coral Reefs in Caribbean
12/21/05: Ford Releases Emissions Report, Says More Cooperation Needed
12/21/05: Scores of Pilot Whales Stranded on New Zealand Beach
12/21/05: EU Fisheries Ministers open Bartering Session over Ever-Dwindling Fish Quotas
12/21/05: Seven U.S. States Sign CO2 Plan in Break with Bush
12/21/05: Interview with Michael Ableman
12/21/05: EPA Proposinbodyheadlines2">EPA Proposes New Health-Based Soot Limits on Air Pollution
12/21/05: Proposed Environmental Safeguards Challenged by Opponents of Arctic Refuge Drilling
12/21/05: South Asian Experts Vow To Protect Endangered Elephants
12/21/05: Public Datinbodyheadlines2">Public Data Show Chemicals in Tap Water
12/21/05: Ford Releases Emissions Report, Says More Cooperation Needed
12/21/05: Filtration Firm Helps Industries Meet Environmental Needs
12/21/05: Solar Power Heating Up
12/20/05: Periwinkle Snails Harming Louisiana Marshes
12/20/05: Chemical Linbodyheadlines2">Chemical Levels Rise in Russian River
12/20/05: Indian Oceinbodyheadlines2">Indian Ocean Nations Prepare for Next Tsunami
12/20/05: China Aimsinbodyheadlines2">China Aims To Improve Safe Water Availability by 2010
12/20/05: Ancient Trs2">Ancient Tribe Battles To Remain in Kalahari Reserve
12/20/05: U.S. Greenhouse Gases Rose Two Percent
12/20/05: Greenpeace Buys Tons of Illegally Cut Brazilian Wood, Delivers it to Police
12/20/05: Wyoming Launches Cloud-Seeding Project
12/20/05: U.S. Democrats To Fight Arctic Oil in Defense Bill
12/20/05: Shipping Company To Pay $10 Million Fine in Atlantic Dumping Case
12/20/05: Maine Ballot Initiative on Water Tax Falls Short in Signature Drive
12/19/05: Tsunami's Environmental Damage Huge; Human Impact Bigger
12/19/05: Green Groups Sue U.S. To Protect Polar Bears
12/19/05: Republicans Add Alaska Oil Drilling to Defense Bill
12/19/05: Marine Ceninbodyheadlines2">Marine Census Shows Diversity, Declines
12/19/05: Group Endsinbodyheadlines2">Group Ends Protests of Alaska Wolf Hunts
12/19/05: Canadian Ninbodyheadlines2">Canadian Natives are Alarmed by a Shortage of Sons
12/19/05: Toyota Starts Production of Hybrid Car Prius in China
12/19/05: Fair Trade Promotes Coffee with a Conscience Changing the World Cup by Cup
12/19/05: Tire Fuel inbodyheadlines2">Tire Fuel Sparks Fiery U.S. Environmental Debate
12/19/05: Mexico Relinbodyheadlines2">Mexico Releases Cattle-Killing Jaguar into the Jungle
12/19/05: Temperatures Climb as Warming Talks Stall
12/19/05: Norwegiansinbodyheadlines2">Norwegians, Dutch Mix Sea and River To Make Power
12/19/05: Mexican Painbodyheadlines2">Mexican Park Rangers Defend Monarch Butterflies from Loggers
12/16/05: Alaskan Volcano Showing Signs of Erupting
12/16/05: Rebuildinginbodyheadlines2">Rebuilding Gulf Coast's Fishing Industry to Cost $1.2 Billion
12/16/05: Bush Promiinbodyheadlines2">Bush Promises New Orleans Bigger, Better Levees
12/16/05: Big Tuna is the New Big Tobacco -- A Guest Commentary
12/16/05: Climate, Sinbodyheadlines2">Climate, Storms Hit Extremes in 2005
12/16/05: Groups Sue to Protect Polar Bears
12/16/05: UN Launches $500 Million Emergency Relief Fund
12/16/05: Christmas is Damaging the Environment, Report Says
12/16/05: Collapsed Portion of Reservoir Made of 'Rubble Material'
12/15/05: Swamp Thing? No, a Woodpecker Researchg? No, a Woodpecker Researcher
12/15/05: Mistletoe Theft Threatens Kissing Crisis
12/15/05: LA Zoo Elephants Need Three Times More Space
12/15/05: Americans in Air Pollution Hot Spots Worry about Kids
12/15/05: Environmental Rules Get Benched in Gulf Coast
12/15/05: EPA Would Ease Pollution Reporting Rules
12/15/05: Experts Say Arkansas Duck Numbers Downy Arkansas Duck Numbers Down 50 Percent
12/15/05: California Regulators Unveil Solar Power Plan
12/15/05: No Agreement on Northeast CO2 Emissions Pact
12/15/05: Solar-Power Push Heats Up
12/15/05: Storm Takes a Heavy Toll on Oyster Farmers
12/14/05: Stop Bashing Us, Upset United States Tells Canada
12/14/05: Suit Challenges Salmon Listings in West
12/14/05: EU Commission Welcomes ComprEU Commission Welcomes Compromise on Energy Consumption Targets
12/14/05: Narwhal's Tusk is a Giant Sensor, Study Finds
12/14/05: U.S., Canadian Officials Sign Great Lakes Water Pact
12/14/05: Deal Restricts Hunting on Canada's Pacific Coast
12/14/05: EPA Goes Ahead with Plan To Test Apartments for World Trade Center Dust
12/14/05: No Room at Cemetery, so MayoNo Room at Cemetery, so Mayor Proposes a Ban on Death
12/14/05: Environmentalists To mentalists To Appeal U.S. Border Fence Ruling
12/14/05: Research Project Reveals Industrial Pollution Inequities
12/14/05: Katrina Strangles Louisiana's Cherished Citrus Industry
12/14/05: As Alaska's Fishing Fleet Ages, Newcomers Find the Price of Entry High
12/13/05: Interest Waning in Wildlife Interest Waning in Wildlife Work for State, Federal Agencies
12/13/05: Study Reveals Arctic Killer Whales High in Toxins
12/13/05: Serbia Removes Depleted UranSerbia Removes Depleted Uranium Left Over from NATO Bombing
12/13/05: Gas Drilling Raises Dust Clouds Throughout the West
12/13/05: Cathedral Gets Offspring of Ancient Tree
12/13/05: Great Lakes Cleanup May Hit $20 Billion
12/13/05: Mass Stranding of Whales, Dolphins on Cape Cod Investigated
12/13/05: Study Pinpoints Species Facing Extinction Threat
12/13/05: Business Groups Back Expanded U.S. Gulf Oil Drilling
12/13/05: Dallas Cowboys May Get Flexibility in How They Replace Trees
12/12/05: Endangered Rabbits Returned to Wild
12/12/05: Hong Kong Hoards Herbs in Case of Flu
12/12/05: Myanmar, Thailand Sign Agreement To Build Controversial Hydropower Dam
12/12/05: Earth's Magnetic Pole Drifting Quickly
12/12/05: Killer Whales Most toines2">Killer Whales Most toxic Mammal in Arctic, WWF Says
12/12/05: Environmentalists Using 'Syriana' in Calls for Oil Conservation
12/12/05: EU Parliament Backs Watered-Down Plans To Reduce Energy Consumption
12/12/05: 'Elvis' Woodpecker Draws Searchers to Arkansas
12/12/05: Scientists Say Fissure Could Be a New Ocean
12/12/05: U.S. Under Fire as World Climate Talks End
12/12/05: Dairy Waste Becomes Resource
12/12/05: Entrepreneur Seeks Capital To Produce Alternate Fuels
12/12/05: Young Entrepreneur Turns Worm Waste into Profit
12/9/05: Activist faces life in prison on 16-count arson indictment
12/9/05: Report Says China Considering Dam To Shield Russian City from Toxic Spill
12/9/05: Six Charged with Environmental Attacks in U.S.
12/9/05: Free Trade Threatening Small-Scale Farmers, Fisherman, Environmental Group Says
12/9/05: Amazon Drought Ending, Yet Sickness Looms
12/9/05: Kicking the Oil Habit and Creating Jobs -- A Guest Commentary
12/9/05: Role of Wild Birds in Avian Flu Spread Questioned
12/9/05: U.N. Talks Support Clean EneU.N. Talks Support Clean Energy in Poor Nations
12/9/05: Sand, Salt Stranglingines2">Sand, Salt Strangling Australia's Greatest River
12/9/05: Oil Firms May Pay $10 Billion To Drill in Alaska
12/9/05: Arizona Promotes 'Geotourism'
12/8/05: Mercury In Atmosphere Could Be Washed Out More Easily Than Earlier Believed
12/8/05: Global Warming Could Halt Ocean Circulation, With Harmful Results
12/8/05: Greenland Glaciers Retreating at Alarming Rate
12/8/05: China Investigates Death of China Investigates Death of Official Involved in Toxic Spill Aftermath
12/8/05: Argentina Works To Stem Farmland Floodings
12/8/05: In Final Days of Climate Conference, U.S. Resists `Post-Kyoto' Push
12/8/05: Beware of Bear: Return of the Brown Bear to Switzerland
12/8/05: Judge Blocks Land Clearing for Oil, Gas Drilling in Michigan Forest
12/8/05: Scientists Say Greenland Glaciers Retreating
12/8/05: EU Governments Agree on Rules To Tackle Pollution from Mining Waste
12/8/05: Pittsburgh Brewing Files for Bankruptcy over Water, Sewage Bills
12/8/05: State of the Emerging Global Greenhouse Market
12/8/05: General Electric Not Required To Complete Cleanup of PCBs from Hudson River, Says New York Official
12/7/05: New Lakes in Pakistani Quake Zone Endanger Thousands
12/7/05: Canada Environmentalists Demand Protection for Owls
12/7/05: Lawyer of 'Erin Brockovich' Fame Dies Age 73
12/7/05: Red, Catlike Animal May Be a New Species
12/7/05: Groups Want Snowmobiling Halted through Caribou Land
12/7/05: Ozone Hole Recovery May Take Longer
12/7/05: Land Sale Bill Ignites Passions in American West
12/7/05: The Business of Salvaging Gadgets
12/7/05: National Recognition Could Help Attract Customers to Eco-Friendly Hilton
12/6/05: Foot-Thumping Roo Tape Could Be Aussie Farmers Hit
12/6/05: Pacific Islanders Move To Escape Global Warming
12/6/05: Low Funding Slows Va. Oyster ow Funding Slows Va. Oyster Restoration
12/6/05: Scientists Discover New Hydrothermal Vents
12/6/05: Movie Star Leonardo DiCaprio ovie Star Leonardo DiCaprio To Produce Environmental Documentary
12/6/05: On Beyond Organic: Junk Food in Hospitals?
12/6/05: Scientists to Study Acid Rain, Smokies
12/6/05: Endangered Siberian Tiger, Other Rare Species, at Risk from Chinese Chemical Spill
12/6/05: U.N. Talks Seen Averting Deadlines for Climate Pact
12/6/05: Brazil Government Announces 31 Percent Drop in Amazon Destruction
12/6/05: Canker Program Has Citrus Nurseries Near 'Collapse'
12/6/05: Chevron, Conoco To Buy Land as Part of Pollution Settlement
12/5/05: Groups Urge Soil Cleanup in New Orleans
12/5/05: Inuits Transformed by Global Warming
12/5/05: Wasps Could Replace Bomb, Druasps Could Replace Bomb, Drug Dogs
12/5/05: Thousands March in Montreal To Urge Climate Action
12/5/05: Feds Scale Back Consernes2">Feds Scale Back Conservation Plans for Upper Mississippi Refuge
12/5/05: Gorbachev Urges More Action on Environmental Problems
12/5/05: Forty-Four Acres of Coastline Collapse in Hawaii
12/5/05: Research by Congress Says EPA Studies Favored Bush Air Pollution Plan
12/5/05: In Alaskan Village, Erosion in Alaskan Village, Erosion is Measured in Skulls on the Shoreline
12/5/05: Great Lakes Region Works to Save Water
12/5/05: Gifts of Green Go Quite Well with Yuletide Red
12/5/05: Heinz Co. May Sell Shares in Organic Food Maker
12/2/05: Cranes Resume Migration After Windy Delay
12/2/05: Group Says Lake Erie Gets Sewage Overflows
12/2/05: Activists to Canada: Warming nada: Warming Threatens Hockey
12/2/05: In Booming Gulf, a Lacnes2">In Booming Gulf, a Lack of Water Has Cities Eyeing Their Sewage
12/2/05: Study Cites Risks of Eating Farmed Salmon
12/2/05: Run Your Car on Cow Fuel, Canadian Company Says
12/2/05: Meat Wall -- A Guest Commenteat Wall -- A Guest Commentary
12/2/05: Southeast Asian Countries Launch Law Enforcement Network To Fight Wildlife Smuggling
12/2/05: Forests Urged as New Front in Global Warming Fight
12/1/05: Beyond the Harbin Chemical Spill
12/1/05: Panda Cub Takes Washinnes2">Panda Cub Takes Washington by Storm
12/1/05: Hong Kong, Most Neighboring Chinese Areas Suffer from Polluted Air
12/1/05: Chinese River Town Shuts Down Water Supply as Toxic Slick Arrives
12/1/05: Two-Headed Turtle Hatched in Costa Rica, WWF Says
12/1/05: Australia Says 'Son of Kyoto' Deal Not Possible
12/1/05: UN Talks Adopt Kyoto Rules on Global Warming
12/1/05: Researchers Convert Chicken Fat to Fuel
12/1/05: FAA Official Says U.S. Airlines Should Be Excluded from EU Emissions Trading Program
12/1/05: Scientists Say Too Many Fish are Snared in the Wrong Nets
12/1/05: Industry in Lather on Plan To Ban Phosphates
12/1/05: Commercial Fishermen Forming National Organization To Push Their Causes
11/30/05: Study Finds Midwest Warming May Harm Ducks
11/30/05: Greek Capital's Landfill To Close Down over the Weekend
11/30/05: Fish Removal Aiding Native Species
11/30/05: Blair Expected To Favor Nuclear in Energy Review
11/30/05: Aborigines on Australia's Birborigines on Australia's Bird-Flu Frontline
11/30/05: EPA, DuPont Finalize Settlement over Chemical Used To Make Teflon
11/30/05: EU Study Finds Climate Change Major Environmental Challenge for Europe
11/30/05: Rebuilding Cancun's Beaches To Take a Year, Says President Vicente Fox
11/30/05: Public Ripe for Organic Food
11/30/05: Program Seeks Greener Image for Golf Courses
11/29/05: Vertically inclined
11/29/05: Swiss vote NO to GE crops and animals
11/29/05: Armed Robbers Snatch Lion Cub from Palestinian Zoo
11/29/05: Travel + Leisure Magazine Announces Global Vision Award Winners
11/29/05: Wild Pigs, Dogs Damage Australian Farms, Report Says
11/29/05: On Beyond Organic: Gren Beyond Organic: Green Leaders
11/29/05: Prince Albert of Monaco Hopes North Pole Will Generate Interest in the Environment
11/29/05: U.S. Virgin Islands Takes Steps To Prevent Seaside Pollution
11/29/05: U.S. Defends Decision Not To Join Kyoto Protocol as Environmental Conference Begins
11/29/05: GE's Greenville, S.C. Plant Shifts Attention To Producing Wind Turbines
11/29/05: Natural Lands Flourish with GM as the Gardener
11/28/05: Norway Demands Nearly U.S. $2 Million from Spanish Trawler for Illegal Fishing
11/28/05: Democrats Want Government To emocrats Want Government To Address Rising Energy Costs
11/28/05: Methyl Bromide Controversy Reveals the Politics of Pesticides
11/28/05: Warm Glow of Irish Peat Takes Edge off Oil Woes
11/28/05: Sharks, Warblers, Deer on Endharks, Warblers, Deer on Endangered Species List
11/28/05: Chinese City Restores Running Water after Shutdown Caused by Toxic Spill
11/28/05: Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout Numbers Down
11/28/05: Experts Say Flu Fears over Wild Birds Over-Stated
11/28/05: U.S. To Battle Allies on Post-2012 GBattle Allies on Post-2012 Global Warming
11/28/05: Nissan's Ghosn Cautious about Hybrid Cars
11/28/05: Kenai Refinery To Make Low-Sulfur Fuel
11/25/05: China, Russia To Set Up River Pollutussia To Set Up River Pollution Hotline
11/25/05: New England Looks to Canada few England Looks to Canada for Natural Gas Needs
11/25/05: Study Shows There's More CO2 Now Than Past 650K Years
11/25/05: EU Hopes To Reach Deal on Landmark Chemicals Bill Next Month
11/25/05: Distinctive Chicago Chocolate Smell, Pollution to Some, To Disappear
11/25/05: Chinese Oil Firm Apologizes for Polluting Water Supply in Northeastern City
11/25/05: Swedish Capital Sees Less Silver PolCapital Sees Less Silver Pollution Thanks to Digital Photos
11/25/05: Dominion Virginia Power Plans To Reduce Air Pollutants over Next Decade
11/25/05: Renewable Energy May Bring Economic Boom
11/24/05: Appeals Court Reinstates Corps of Engineers Permits for Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining
11/24/05: Ministers Gather in Sweden for Baltis Gather in Sweden for Baltic Sea Environment Meeting
11/24/05: Search for Rare Arkansas Woodpecker Resumes
11/24/05: Environmentalists Fight Forest Plan entalists Fight Forest Plan Change
11/24/05: Britain Pressing for Measures To Protect Basking Shark, Henderson Petrel
11/24/05: In Arctic, Evidence for Globan Arctic, Evidence for Global Warming Mounts
11/24/05: U.N. Says Sonar Threatens Dolphin, Whale Survival
11/24/05: Idaho's Wild Turkey Population Thriving
11/24/05: Farmers, Conservationists Embrace No-Till Crops in Wake of High Fuel Prices
11/24/05: Consumers Seek Politically Correct Products
11/23/05: All-Natural Gobble Is Sound of Success
11/23/05: Romney Doubts Seen Dlines2">Romney Doubts Seen Delaying Emissions Pact
11/23/05: Bid for Seconodyheadlines2">Bid for Second Phase of Kyoto Faces Major Battle
11/23/05: EU Destroyingodyheadlines2">EU Destroying Forests of Poor Countries, WWF Says
11/23/05: Sustainable Gulf Reconstruction -- A Guest Commentary
11/23/05: China City on Alert for Possible Water Contamination
11/23/05: Along the Hurricane-Stricken Gulf Coast This Thanksgiving, There's Not a Lot To Be Thankful For
11/23/05: India Says It Busts Major Tiger Poaching Ring
11/23/05: EU Presses U.odyheadlines2">EU Presses U.S. on Gas Emissions, Global Warming
11/23/05: Maine Woodchipping Business Picks Up Where Loggers Leave Off
11/22/05: Researchers todyheadlines2">Researchers to Study Horse Manure, Weeds
11/22/05: Throw Another Skippylines2">Throw Another Skippy or Wallagang on the Barbie?
11/22/05: Forests Flushed Down the Toilet
11/22/05: Researchers Find Usinc Acid Caused Elk Deaths
11/22/05: Engineers Explore New Project To Save Venice from Sinking
11/22/05: UK's Blair Should Exlines2">UK's Blair Should Expand Nuclear Power, Adviser Says
11/22/05: On Beyond Organic: Cruise Ship Pollution, Coral Reefs and Aquariums
11/22/05: Chinese City of Three Million Announces Cutoff of Water Supply, Sparking Water-Buying Rush
11/22/05: Humane Societodyheadlines2">Humane Society Sues Government over Poultry Slaughter
11/22/05: Report Says Oodyheadlines2">Report Says Ocean Noise Harms Dolphins, Whales
11/21/05: New Wave of Hybrids Offer More Mean, Less Green
11/21/05: Surge in U.S. Sea Lion Numbers Angers Fishermen
11/21/05: Smoggy Manila Speeds Compliance with Clean Air Law
11/21/05: Bangladesh's Rivers are Both Curse and Lifeline
11/21/05: Anglers' Fishodyheadlines2">Anglers' Fish May Have Too Much Mercury
11/21/05: Plan To Restore Grealines2">Plan To Restore Great Lakes Appears Sunk
11/21/05: Mexican Divers Try To Fix Storm-Wracked Coral Reef
11/21/05: Energy Company Uses Waste Fuel, Old Engine
11/21/05: Zero-Emission Bus Makes Palm Springs, California Splash
11/21/05: Nuclear Waste Transport Bound for Disputed Storage Site Crosses German Border
11/21/05: UMass Training Students to Care for Alpacas
11/21/05: Mexico Sees Bigger Butterfly Migration This Year
11/20/05: The Big Thaw: Global Disaster Will Follow If the Ice Cap on Greenland Melts
11/18/05: PL starts cut in ancient redwoods and endangered species habitat
11/18/05: Old growth, grand specimens drive big-tree hunters
11/18/05: India Unlikely To Agree to Kyoto Emission Caps
11/18/05: German Policeodyheadlines2">German Police Foil Suspected Plan To Disrupt Nuclear Waste Transport
11/18/05: Three Months odyheadlines2">Three Months after Katrina, Dutch Rethink Their Own Water Defenses
11/18/05: Hawaii Scientists tolines2">Hawaii Scientists to Study Palmyra Atoll
11/18/05: U.S. Lawmakers Seek To Protect Animals from Coolant
11/18/05: Martin To Telodyheadlines2">Martin To Tell Bush Canada is 'Right' on Softwood
11/18/05: Parliament Backs New EU Law on Toxic Chemicals
11/18/05: Climate Changodyheadlines2">Climate Change Threatens World Fish Stocks, WWF Says
11/17/05: Greenpeace Activists Set Up Protest Camp at Hotel Construction Site in Spanish Nature Reserve
11/17/05: Chicken Killer Seeks Fast, Clean Cull in Asia
11/17/05: EU Says New Deal To Replace Kyoto Must Have Specific Targets
11/17/05: Acid Drainageodyheadlines2">Acid Drainage Killing Some Fish in Kentucky
11/17/05: Energy Inspector General: More Suspect Yucca Mountain E-Mails
11/17/05: Report Says Global Warming May Harm N.J. Coast
11/17/05: Wildlife Group Takes on S. Africa Predator Breeders
11/17/05: Report Says Sodyheadlines2">Report Says Smog a Problem in Ohio, Kentucky
11/17/05: Hidden Risks of Teflon-Like Chemical Raised by Documents, Says Company Insider
11/17/05: Ford Unveils Mercury Mariner Hybrid
11/17/05: Gates Invests in Ethanol Company
11/16/05: Yellowstone Grizzlies May Lose Protection under Species Act
11/16/05: Venezuela Sells Natural Gas Exploration Rights to ENI, Repsol, Petrobras, Teikoku
11/16/05: Feds Agree To List Puget Sound Orcas as Endangered Species
11/16/05: Carbon Dioxide Storalines2">Carbon Dioxide Storage a Success
11/16/05: Study Concludes Morelines2">Study Concludes More than 800 Species at Risk in California
11/16/05: Australia Pioneers Elia Pioneers Energy from Hot Rocks
11/16/05: In Coastal Battle oflines2">In Coastal Battle of Wits Between Man and Otter, Man Concedes
11/16/05: Senate Group odyheadlines2">Senate Group Unveiling Oil-Saving Plan
11/16/05: Montana Revives Bison Hunt after 15-Year Ban
11/16/05: Motorcycle of the Future Will Run on Fuel Cells, Create No Emissions
11/16/05: Company Sells Wood with Stories
11/15/05: Air Regulators Push lines2">Air Regulators Push for Stricter Plan To Cut Mercury Pollution
11/15/05: Brazilian Wetodyheadlines2">Brazilian Wetlands Defender Commits Suicide in Environmental Protest
11/15/05: World Forest Losses Slowing but Still Alarming, UN Says
11/15/05: Climate Change Couldlines2">Climate Change Could Spread Plague, Scientists Believe
11/15/05: Wood Making Comeback as Heating Fuel
11/15/05: Sun Unveils New CoolThreads Energy-Efficient Chip Aimed at Mid-Range Market
11/15/05: Senate Cuts Spending for Nuclear Dump at Nevada's Yucca Mountain
11/15/05: Judge Blocks California Sequoia Logging Project
11/15/05: House To Probodyheadlines2">House To Probe Chemical Dumping
11/15/05: 'Intersex' Fish Disclines2">'Intersex' Fish Discovered off Southern California Coast
11/15/05: German Police To Use 10,000 Officers To Ensure Passage of Nuclear Waste to Storage Site
11/14/05: Galapagos Volcano Filines2">Galapagos Volcano Fire Threatens Endemic Tree Species
11/14/05: Feds to Take odyheadlines2">Feds to Take Bears Off Endangered List
11/14/05: German Police Investigating Threat To Poison Lake Constance
11/14/05: Former French Environmental Official Warns Dominica about Overdevelopment
11/14/05: Kayak Crusadeodyheadlines2">Kayak Crusaders Persuade Polluters To Come Clean
11/14/05: Oil Spills from Hurricanes Staining the Coast
11/14/05: Group Prepares 'Champion' Tree Clones To Replenish Watersheds
11/14/05: Conservationists Creating Bison Preserve
11/14/05: Environmental Groups Accuse Britain's Blair of Squandering Chance To Tackle Climate Change
11/14/05: New Dams Destroying Water Sources and Damaging Economies, WWF Says
11/14/05: Oyster Harvesting Returns to Southeast Louisiana
11/14/05: Thousands Sign Up for Health Test on Effects of Chemical Used To Make Teflon
11/14/05: EU Governments Delay Vote on Chemicals Legislation
11/14/05: Environmentalism Goes Upscale; Designers Create Earth-Friendly Items for Homes
11/13/05: Cyclist rides into Fresno to put focus on climate
11/11/05: Eskimos Try New Explosive in Whale Kill
11/11/05: Greenpeace Says Activists Attacked in Philippine Coal Plant Protest, Three Hospitalized
11/11/05: Japan Backs Climate Pacts, Struggles To Meet Targets
11/11/05: U.N. Says Thousands of Contaminated Industrial and Military Sites in Iraq Need Clean Up
11/11/05: Utah Asks Federal Appeals Court To Reject Nuclear Dump
11/11/05: Greening the Home Mortgage Deduction -- A Guest Commentary
11/11/05: Hurricanes Take a Bite out of Louisiana's Coastal Restoration
11/11/05: Global Warming Moved Plants Northward
11/10/05: Fast track for logging
11/10/05: Boundary error led to illegal logging
11/10/05: GOP to Strike Arctic Drilling From House Bill
11/10/05: Genetic Changodyheadlines2">Genetic Change Makes Mice Thinner
11/10/05: New York State To Cut Greenhouse Gases from Cars
11/10/05: Science Panel Says Corps of Engineers, Louisiana Lack Overall Plan for Restoring Wetlands
11/10/05: Online Resources Can Help Salvage Timber
11/10/05: Gov. Romney Sees Explosive Growth in Clean Energy
11/10/05: Pandas Wed in the Heat, Rain of Thai Zoo
11/10/05: Britain Tryinodyheadlines2">Britain Trying to Save the Red Squirrel
11/10/05: 'Building Greodyheadlines2">'Building Green' Movement on Rise in Georgia
11/10/05: Moderate Republicans Balk at Refuge Drilling
11/10/05: Consultant Wiodyheadlines2">Consultant Withdraws Petition To List Eastern Oysters as Endangered
11/10/05: U.N., Donors Pledge Greater Cooperation To Restore Iraq's Marshlands
11/10/05: Oil Company Eodyheadlines2">Oil Company Executives Defend Profits in Appearance before Congress
11/9/05: Japan To Double Usual Whale Kill in New Antarctic Hunt, Expanded To Include Fin Whales
11/9/05: Groups Say Government Is Dragging Its Feet Protecting 283 Species
11/9/05: Threats Alleged in Ecuador Environmental Lawsuit against Chevron
11/9/05: Price of Plastic Skyrockets in Hurricane Katrina's Wake
11/9/05: Greenpeace Activists Protest Plans To Extend Operation of Hungary's Nuclear Plant
11/9/05: Audubon Society Chapters Sue over Spotted Owl Protection
11/9/05: Expect Sparks, No Flames, at U.S. Senate Oil Hearing
11/9/05: U.S. States S>U.S. States Say Power Bills Won't Soar on CO2 Plan
11/9/05: Cambodia Introduces Battery-Powered Bicycles for Tourists Visiting Angkor Complex
11/9/05: More Monarch Butterflies May Go to Mexico
11/9/05: Seals, Sea Liodyheadlines2">Seals, Sea Lions Can Be Condor Food
11/8/05: Chinese President Calls Renewable Energy 'A Must' To Battle Pollution, Energy Shortages
11/8/05: Caribbean Natodyheadlines2">Caribbean Nations May Ask U.N. To Settle Dispute with Venezuela
11/8/05: Lawmakers Cut Funding for Yucca Mountain to $450 Million in 2006
11/8/05: California City Struggles with an Opportunity To Become Nation's Solar Leader
11/8/05: On Beyond Organic: Prince Charles & Organic Farmers
11/8/05: Half China Fast-Food Containers Health Hazard, Paper Says
11/8/05: Chicken Excrement for Fish Stirs Concern in Vietnam
11/8/05: U.S. Midwest Farmers' Latest Harvest: Wind Energy
11/8/05: New Rules on Illegalles on Illegal Trails Don't Go Far Enough, Critics Say
11/8/05: EPA Promises Lead-Remodeling Regulation by End of Year
11/8/05: Salmon Harvest Marks Third Largest Catch Ever
11/8/05: Lands Could Reopen to Logging
11/7/05: Schools Look To Forests for Heating Fuel
11/7/05: Bland Fall Foliage Blunts Tourism in Northern U.S.
11/7/05: California Family Wins Record $22.6 Million Settlement over Toxic Mold in Home
11/7/05: Trash Haulers Move Mlines2">Trash Haulers Move Mountains, Yet More To Go
11/7/05: Longline Fishing Rules Limit Bird Deaths
11/7/05: Kerry Says Science Under Attack by Right-Wing Ideologues
11/7/05: Global Warming Could Help Salmon in Norway, Report Says
11/7/05: Mexico Coral Reef Set Back 100 Years by Wilma
11/7/05: Democratic Senator Says He Will Block EPA Nominees over Lead Paint Questions
11/7/05: New Turbine Design May Boost Wind Energy
11/7/05: China's Biggest Desalination Plant Opens Amid Efforts To Ease Water Shortage
11/7/05: Touch of Green Added to Building Materials
11/4/05: Sunshine Canyon Landfill Needs a Sunset, Says POWER
11/4/05: Initial Signatories Announced to International Cyanide Management Code
11/4/05: Seven Ways to Fuel Savings to Offset High Gas Prices
11/4/05: Arkansas Seeks to Sue Oklahoma over Rules about Rivers Tainted by Poultry Waste
11/4/05: Prince Charles Donates To Help Rebuild Mississippi
11/4/05: EU Seeks Talks, Not Targets at U.N. Climate Meeting
11/4/05: Amazon Drought Relief Efforts Alleviate Danger, but Damage Could Be Long-Lasting
11/4/05: Sea-Based Windmills Could Blunt Eyesore Criticisms
11/4/05: Illegal Logging Devours Honduran Forests, U.S. Group Says
11/4/05: EU Says Only 13 Percent of Large Factories Complying with Environmental Law
11/4/05: Katrina and Rita Ripped up Huge Chunk of Louisiana's Coastal Marshes
11/4/05: U.S. Senate Backs Oil Drilling in Alaskan Refuge
11/3/05: Vegetarian Dog Food Is Now Available Throughout the U.S.
11/3/05: Constella Group Awarded Contract to Conduct Studies in Environmental Health
11/3/05: North Korea Makes Virtue of Necessity
11/3/05: U.S. Proposes Protections for Imperiled Right Whales
11/3/05: Vermont Adopts New Rules To Cut Car CO2 Emissions
11/3/05: Ruling Against New Land-Use Law Sows Uncertainty across Oregon
11/3/05: Climate Change Linked to Rise in Malaria, Asthma
11/3/05: New Orleans' Toxic Soup Is Served Up All Over America -- A Guest Commentary
11/3/05: Cape Verde's Fragile Paradise on the Brink
11/3/05: Parents Worried about Pesticides Turn to Organic Food
11/3/05: Caribbean Reefs Bleached by Warm Water
11/3/05: Environmentalists Blast New Policy on Off-Road Vehicles
11/3/05: Trial Begins in Rhode Island's Lead Paint Lawsuit
11/3/05: Oil Industry Executives Anticipate Grilling in Senate Next Week
11/3/05: Calif. Quake Could Devastate Water Supply
11/2/05: Environmental Heroes from Around the World Honored
11/2/05: Sara Lee Food & Beverage To Discontinue Wood Pallets; Environmental Benefits Cited
11/2/05: Judge Overturns Ban on Grouper in Gulf of Mexico
11/2/05: Researchers To Study Urban Coyotes
11/2/05: Swedish Investor Donates More Than $63 Million To Fight Baltic Sea Pollution
11/2/05: Armadillos Spread North in Georgia
11/2/05: UK Holds Energy Summit To Tackle Global Warming
11/2/05: Study Reveals Mice Sing in the Presence of Mates
11/2/05: Democrats, Environmentalists Criticize Katrina Cuts to Firefighting Funds
11/2/05: Greenpeace To Pay Fine for Damaging Philippine Reef
11/2/05: Senators Tell National Park Service To Back Off New Management Guidelines
11/2/05: Animal Extremists Face Travelling Ban
11/2/05: Two Public Relations Campaigns Pit Wal-Mart against Critics
11/1/05: EPA Announces Environmental Bioinformatics Centers in North Carolina and New Jersey
11/1/05: Study: Environmentally Friendly Buildings Also Most Market Friendly
11/1/05: Save The World Air, Inc. Signs Its First Distributor Agreement for the Sale of Its ZEFS Devices
11/1/05: Scientists Try to Explain Crash of Delta
11/1/05: France Engaged in Ambitious Project To Undo the Damage at Mont-Saint-Michel
11/1/05: Great Salt Lake May Return to Normal Level
11/1/05: Montana Wildlife Officials Kill Nine Wolves
11/1/05: On Beyond Organic: Slow Money Meets Slow Food
11/1/05: Swampy Part of New Orleans Turns into Dumping Ground
11/1/05: Dubai's Man-Made Islands Anger Environmentalists
11/1/05: Australia Rules Out New Post-Kyoto Limits
11/1/05: Africa Lakes under Strain as Populations Rise
11/1/05: Report Says Keeping Public Lands Open for Grazing Costs $123 Million a Year
11/1/05: Brazilian Start-Up Offers Minicar for Land of SUVs
11/1/05: Dead Trees Give Birth to Businesses
10/31/05: Australia Uses New Methods To Protect Whales
10/31/05: U.S. Military Realignment Plans for Japan Face Strong Local Criticism
10/31/05: Birds Vs. Windmills Battle Heads to Calif. Courts
10/31/05: Nerve Agent Destruction Halted in Indiana after 500-Gallon Wastewater Spill
10/31/05: International Albatross Plan Proposes New Colonies
10/31/05: Missouri Team Mounts Tiny Cameras Atop Deer
10/31/05: South Africa Takes Aim at 'Canned Hunting'
10/31/05: Japan Wants All Nations in Post-Kyoto Deal
10/31/05: Animal Rights Group Baits Anglers with Ethics Pledge
10/31/05: U.S. Forest Agency To Try Out 'Green' Logging Standards
10/31/05: McDonald's Brews a Java War
10/31/05: Intel's New Process To Reduce Water Use at Microchip Plant Several Years Away
10/31/05: Patagonia Staff Learns about Organic Cotton Production
10/31/05: Microchip Technology Ships 1 Billionth Lead-Free Device
10/31/05: Governor Rendell Opens East Coast's First BioDiesel Injection Blending Facility
10/28/05: Auto Club: Gas Prices Fall -- More Declines Expected
10/28/05: McDonald's to Sell Fair Trade Certified Coffee
10/28/05: New Jersey Coalition Files Order to Stop Unregulated Waste Facilities at Rail Yards
10/28/05: Landlocked Tennessee Home to Fledgling Shrimp Industry
10/28/05: Philippines Monitors Wetlands for Bird Flu Entry
10/28/05: Six Beavers Released in England in Effort To Restore Long-Extinct Species
10/28/05: Disorientation Seen in Mass Australia Whale Deaths
10/28/05: Mexico's Resort Islands Slow To Recover after Wilma Damages Towns, Reefs
10/28/05: Use Arms Cash for Water, Mitterrand Widow Says
10/28/05: Moscow Chokes, Drivers Fume in Mammoth Traffic Jams
10/28/05: Pollution-Cutting Infrared System for De-Icing Aircraft Tested at Oslo Airport
10/28/05: Half of Coral Reefs Could Be Destroyed
10/28/05: Prince Charles Says World Should Give Climate Change Greater Priority
10/28/05: Popular Insecticide Detected In Suburban Stream Beds
10/27/05: Ballona Wetland Environmentalists Win Lawsuit against City of Los Angeles, Playa Vista Development
10/27/05: Biodiesel Working Its Way into the Nation's Fuel Supply
10/27/05: House Moves Toward Easing Offshore Drilling Ban, Opening Alaska Refuge
10/27/05: Timber Traded for Improved Habitat
10/27/05: Rare Wetland Raises Restoration Hopes
10/27/05: Officials Meet To Discuss Venezuelan Nuclear Energy Options
10/27/05: Panel Doesn't Have Stomach for Foie Gras
10/27/05: Honda Bets on Natural Gas Cars
10/27/05: Mexico Baby Turtles Thriving as Poachers Kept Out
10/27/05: Brazilian Police Arrest Dozens Accused of Forging Permits To Transport Amazon Lumber
10/27/05: Parks Strive To Improve Tours
10/27/05: Wondrously Blank: A Plea for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge -- A Guest Commentary
10/26/05: Cascadian Forest Battles
10/26/05: Conservation Groups Applaud European Decision to Ban Import of Wild Birds
10/26/05: Using Sun and Earth To Survive in Harsh Eritrea
10/26/05: Wal-Mart Launches Environmental Drive To Cut Energy Use, Waste
10/26/05: Activists Allege Army Distorted Truth about Nerve Agent Disposal
10/26/05: Expert Says Conservationists, Chesapeake Bay Farmers Must Work Together
10/26/05: More Retailers Building Environmentally Friendly Stores
10/26/05: Nearly 60 Whales Dead after Stranding on Remote Beach in Southern Australia
10/26/05: Rare Asian Black-Tailed Gull Found in Vt.
10/26/05: NASA Scraps Plan to Wrap Hanger in Panels
10/26/05: EU Plans Temporary Import Ban of Pet Birds
10/26/05: Galapagos Volcano Erupts for Third Day
10/26/05: Study Says Commercial Fishing Threatens Species in Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
10/26/05: Ontario Orders Evacuation of Residents of E. Coli-Stricken Reserve
10/26/05: Scientists Draft Blueprint To Protect World Oceans
10/25/05: SMART Papers Earns Forest Stewardship Council Credentials
10/25/05: Computer Industry Dominates EPA's 'Best Workplaces for Commuters' List
10/25/05: EPA Green Power Partnership Tops 3 Billion Kilowatts
10/25/05: EU Must Do More To Fight Climate Change, Dimas Says
10/25/05: Canoe Expedition Cleans Up Hurricane Debris from Louisiana Bayou
10/25/05: On Beyond Organic: Green Hospitals, Restaurants and Cities
10/25/05: Environmental Group Targets Toyota in New Ad
10/25/05: China Dam Project Tests New Environmental Policy
10/25/05: EU Launches Plan To Protect Marine Environment
10/25/05: Renewable Energy Still May Be Too Expensive
10/25/05: Alternative to Idling Trucks on Horizon
10/25/05: Cloning Doubts: High Costs, Low Success and Uncertain Benefits
10/25/05: Group Tracks Cougar Population in Midwest
10/24/05: Los Angeles Magazine's Green Home Features GridPoint's Intelligent Energy Management Appliance
10/24/05: Selective Logging Causes Widespread Destruction Of Brazil's Amazon Rainforest, Study Finds
10/24/05: Inventor's New Drying Process Could Boost the Value of Coal
10/24/05: Toyota Scrambling To Produce Hybrids To Meet Growing Demand
10/24/05: More Use of Oil Eyed for Power Plants
10/24/05: Devastated by Donna 45 Years Ago, Town on Edge of Everglades Nervously Waits for Wilma
10/24/05: Suriname Denies UK Bird Flu Parrot Infected There
10/24/05: Delta Waters After Katrina Now OK for Recreation, Officials Say
10/24/05: Earthquake Dramatizes Human Ecological Assault on the Himalayas
10/24/05: Japan Struggling To Meet CO2 Emissions Target
10/24/05: Debris from Hurricanes May Be Used To Fight Coastal Erosion in Louisiana
10/24/05: U.S. Menus, Romans May Aid Future Fish Stocks
10/24/05: Environmental Activist Carole King To Testify on Idaho Wilderness -- As Opposition Witness
10/24/05: Louisiana Wants Illinois Mud as Building Block for Devastated Marshes
10/22/05: GreenShift Releases Video of Prototype Tornado Brand Generator
10/22/05: Nanotechnology Conference to Focus on Environmental, Commercial and Public Policy Issues
10/22/05: Flexcar Wins Environmental Excellence Award from Association of Washington Business
10/21/05: Forest harvests back on after legal clarification
10/21/05: Dutch Windmills at Risk from Climate Change
10/21/05: Mexico Gains Traction in Battle against Tire Dumps
10/21/05: Rain-Forest Damage Much Worse Than Thought
10/21/05: Icebox Eyesore Symbolizes Massive Challenge: Removing Katrina Debris
10/21/05: Greenland Icecap Thickens Slightly Despite Warming
10/21/05: Canadian Researchers Find Anti-Freeze in Fleas
10/21/05: Selective Logging May Have Doubled Amazon Damage
10/21/05: Rat Race? Rodent 'Razza' Eludes Scientists
10/21/05: Global Warming a Major Threat to Africa
10/20/05: Situation at Weakened Massachusetts Dam Stable, But More Heavy Rain Looms
10/20/05: Amazon Indians Protest Oil Contamination Allegedly Left by Texaco
10/20/05: Saving the Planet at Flick of Switch
10/20/05: Idaho, Montana Back Proposal To Remove Wolves from Endangered Species List
10/20/05: Agreement Subjects Airlines to Fines if Drinking Water Problems Persist
10/20/05: Fears of Biopiracy Hampering Research in Brazilian Amazon
10/20/05: Air Inside Car Said To Be More Harmful than Outside
10/20/05: U.S. Navy Sued over 'Ear-Splitting' Sonar on Whales
10/20/05: Wal-Mart Switches to Corn-Based Plastic Packaging
10/20/05: EPA Review Names Intel No. 1 Workplace for Commuters
10/19/05: Criminal trail of rainforest timber unveiled by Greenpeace investigation
10/19/05: Judge stiffens ruling on pesticide warning labels
10/19/05: Coca-Cola, Ford Issue Sustainability Reports
10/19/05: Whole Foods Market Establishes Whole Planet Foundation
10/19/05: Denmark-Based Group Urges Halt in Fishing for Threatened Deep-Sea Species
10/19/05: Environmental Studies Waived in Push for New Oil, Gas Drilling
10/19/05: Sniffing Out Crop Pests, Naturally
10/19/05: 'Clean Coal' Push Concerns Environmental Activists
10/19/05: Colorado Energy Groups Team To Find Way To Store Energy Created by Wind Farms
10/19/05: Scientists Study Gorilla Who Uses Tools
10/19/05: Puget Sound Region Feeling Climate Change
10/19/05: New Species of Flying Reptile Named for Fang Teeth
10/19/05: Hurricanes Revive Florida Offshore Drilling Battle
10/19/05: Storm Warnings -- A Guest Commentary
10/19/05: E-Waste Proliferating
10/19/05: Gorilla Scientist Says He's Inspired by King Kong
10/18/05: Delano Debuts High-End Women's Coat Made With 100% Organic Wool
10/18/05: Xerox Reports on Environment and Sustainability
10/18/05: Biodiesel Gets State Mandate in Minnesota
10/18/05: Brazil Races Supplies to Towns Stranded by Amazon Drought
10/18/05: Alabama's Rivers in Fast Decline
10/18/05: EU Says It Will Not Weaken Drive for Action on Climate Change
10/18/05: On Beyond Organic Radio: Meet the Bioneers
10/18/05: Cameroon Bids To Win Back Apes from South Africa Zoo
10/18/05: China Announces Plan To Use Desalination To Combat Water Shortages
10/18/05: Mugabe, Chavez Team Up To Blame United States, Other Rich Nations for World's Woes
10/18/05: Antarctic Ice Melts as Sea Warms but Cause Unknown
10/18/05: U.S. Weighs Wyoming Request on Wolf Status
10/18/05: Report Details Non-Human Invasions on Military Properties
10/18/05: Green Oil: New Energy Crop for Farmers?
10/18/05: Ecology Research as Good Green Fun
10/17/05: Australia Signs Agreement To Helralia Signs Agreement To Help Guyana Improve Its National Parks
10/17/05: Voles Head for Oregon Vineyards,s Head for Oregon Vineyards, Orchards
10/17/05: Roosters No Longer Crow in Romanian Delta Village
10/17/05: Planet Sees Warmest September on Record
10/17/05: Environmental Group Greenpeace Says Wind Could Help Power China's Guangdong Province
10/17/05: Slice of Wilderness Sits Amid One of South Carolina's Fastest Growing Areas
10/17/05: Bill To Prevent Invasive Species Languishes in Congress
10/17/05: For Mountain People, Moss Is a Cash Crop
10/17/05: Casino Companies Plan To Rebuild, Possibly Reshape U.S. Gulf Coast after Hurricanes
10/17/05: Dallas-Area Toyota Dealership First in Nation to Seek Green Certification
10/17/05: Gardenburger Heads for Private Control
10/17/05: Detroit Area Clean Cities Coalition to Celebrate Nationwide Billion Gallon Petroleum Savings
10/17/05: San Jose Water Company Files Plan to Harvest Timber in Santa Cruz Mountains Watershed
10/14/05: World urged to prepare now for 50 million environmental refugees
10/14/05: Pet Ecology Brands, Inc. Earns Award
10/14/05: Study: U.S. Energy Firms Lagging in Environmental Reporting
10/14/05: National Zoo's Panda Cub Takes First Steps
10/14/05: Invasive Plant Found in Alaska
10/14/05: National Recycling Coalition Honors Starbucks Coffee Company for its Leadership in Recycling
10/14/05: Contractor Declares Rocky Flats Nuclear Cleanup Complete
10/14/05: Eight Dolphins Seen in Lake Pontchartrain
10/14/05: The Up-Hill Road to a Better America -- A Guest Commentary
10/14/05: New Rules for Power Plants Could Allow More Pollution
10/14/05: UNH Research Center Studies Rain Runoff
10/13/05: Cherokee International Sites Certified to ISO 14001
10/13/05: National Recycling Coalition Honors Starbucks Coffee Company for its Leadership in Recycling
10/13/05: EPA Actions Against Polluters
10/13/05: Nigeria Shuts Lagos Schools afteria Shuts Lagos Schools after Unexplained Fumes Sweep City
10/13/05: Red Tide Still a Problem in Florida Panhandle
10/13/05: Study Uncovers Source of California Beach Sand
10/13/05: Experts Link New Mexico Tree Die-Offs to Warming
10/13/05: Critics Dominate Final EPA Hearing on Radiation Rule
10/13/05: Report Says U.S. Reduces Protection of Waters, Wetlands
10/13/05: Wanted: A Few Good Environmental Videos
10/13/05: Hawaii Removes 125 Tons of Marinii Removes 125 Tons of Marine Debris
10/13/05: Deforestation Doesn't Trigger Floods, U.N. Report Claims
10/13/05: Devices To Save Energy are Hot Sellers
10/13/05: Hybrids, Diesel Cars Dominate List of Most Fuel Efficient Vehicles for 2006
10/12/05: Chicken Growers Hope Measures Will Prevent Flu Breakout
10/12/05: Amazon Rainforest Suffers Worst Drought in Decades
10/12/05: A World Helpless Against the Assaults of Nature
10/12/05: China Bear Bile Farmer Eaten by Own Animals
10/12/05: Six-Nation Climate Change Meeting Likely Delayed
10/12/05: Environmental Decay May Prompt Refugee Surge, Study Says
10/12/05: Brazilian Governor Declares Amazon River a Disaster Area
10/12/05: San Diego May Soon See California Condors
10/12/05: Indigenous Groups Demand Chavez Stop Coal Mining in Western Venezuela
10/12/05: U.S. High Court To Decide Wetlands-Regulation Cases
10/12/05: Deal Protects Part of World's Oldest Reef
10/12/05: Ohio Recycling Center Now a Reality
10/12/05: Generation Green Asks California AG to Investigate Splenda Ads
10/12/05: Flexcar Launches Carsharing Service in San Francisco
10/12/05: New Project Will Reduce School Bus Emissions in Minnesota
10/12/05: Wheelchair-Accessible Campground Opens Up Adirondack Experience
10/12/05: ExxonMobil to Spend $590 Million in Clean Air Settlement
10/12/05: MBDC Announces "Cradle to Cradle" Environmental Certification for Six Industry Products
10/12/05: Green Mountain Energy Company Introduces New Renewable Energy Product in Pennsylvania
10/12/05: Impact of Higher Energy Prices on Overall Economy Minimal, says S&P Report
10/11/05: A World Helpless Against the Assaults of Nature
10/11/05: GE Crops Out Of Control in Romania
10/10/05: Goldman Sachs Adds Own Twist to Social and Environmental Assessment
10/10/05: Limited Growth Ahead for Environmental & Waste Management Industry, Says Standard & Poor's
10/10/05: India Faces Turbulent Water Future, World Bank Expert Says
10/10/05: Energy Department Likely To Miss Deadline for Nuclear Treatment Plant at Hanford Site
10/10/05: Bishop Says Hunger Strike Just the Start of Campaign To Save Brazilian River
10/10/05: Alaska Threatens To Yank North Slope Leases from Oil Companies
10/10/05: Conserving Through Conservancy: Managing Land and Wildlife in Namibia
10/10/05: Study Shows Wyoming Gas Projects Harming Mule Deer
10/10/05: European Polar Satellite Crashes Into Sea
10/10/05: Why Is Africa Unable To Feed Itself?
10/10/05: Court Rejects EPA Limits on Air Pollution Monitoring
10/10/05: Patagonia Among 70 Vying for Green Business of the Year Award
10/10/05: Oyster Farmer Ponders Future as Endangered Species Tag Looms
10/8/05: Senate must find balance in ESA bill
10/7/05: Sneak attack on the environment
10/7/05: Solar-Powered Homes Exhibit on National Mall
10/7/05: Auto Club: Gas Prices Higher on Thin National Supply
10/7/05: Habitat Herbicide Approved for Use in California
10/7/05: Australia Rejects Crocodile Safari Hunt Plan
10/7/05: GE, EPA Strike New Deal on Hudson River Dredging
10/7/05: Gasoline Spike Fuels Surge in U.S. Bicycle Sales
10/7/05: Shark Nicole Clocks More Than 12,000 Miles Crisscrossing Indian Ocean
10/7/05: Climate Change Linked to Cruise Ship Illness Outbreaks
10/7/05: China To Eschew Fast Growth in New Economic Plan
10/7/05: Gulf Nature Park Awaits Gators' Return after Rita
10/6/05: Air Pollution Becoming a Greater Danger
10/6/05: The truth is out: Bush's new nuclear stance
10/6/05: Cock and Bull on the Bitterroot
10/6/05: Climate change and pollution are killing millions, says study
10/6/05: Toyota's Environmental Progress
10/6/05: Courthouse Project Spotlighted at World Sustainable Building Conference
10/6/05: Hydrogen Hybrid Vehicles Set to Showcase Solid H2 Storage
10/6/05: GM Plans Fuel-Cell Propulsion Vehicles
10/6/05: Eastern Canada Bakes in Extreme High Temperatures
10/6/05: Congress Seeks To Slash Food Aid for Poor, Conservation
10/6/05: Vets Operate on Giraffe for Skin Cancer
10/6/05: Feds Propose Allowing Threatened Sea Otters Back into Southern California Waters
10/6/05: Increased Cancer Risk from LA Port Complex Fumes
10/6/05: Global Warming To Hit Migratory and Static Species
10/6/05: Oyster Bay Listed As Endangered Refuge
10/6/05: Arizona Officials to Track Mountain Lions
10/6/05: Envoy: U.S. Greenhouse Gas Growth Slowing
10/6/05: Genzyme Thinks 'Green' for New Labs
10/5/05: Babyfoot Lake tree restoration takes first step
10/5/05: EPA Releases Annual Superfund Report
10/5/05: Business and Legal Reports Foresees Major Air Emission Reductions
10/5/05: October is hell month for National Coal Co.
10/5/05: Maxxam/Pacific Lumber Slapped with Logging Violation Notice
10/5/05: Japan sending trainloads of toxins to Utah
10/5/05: Green Building I
10/5/05: Agencies Agree on Hanford Canyon Cleanup
10/5/05: Hunger Crisis Looms as Malawi's Lean Season Comes Early
10/5/05: House Pulses with Solar Energy
10/5/05: Environmentalists and Industry Head for Clash on New EU Chemicals Law
10/5/05: Officials Expect Gulf Natural Gas Production To Be Down for Months
10/5/05: New Uses for the 'Big Boxes'
10/5/05: Superfund Spent $507 Million Last Year Cleaning Hazardous Waste Sites
10/5/05: Experts Say Spanish Fishing Devastates Sharks
10/5/05: Chesapeake Plans To Increase Columbia Natural Resources' Production
10/5/05: It's Fast Food for Your Car
10/5/05: It's Fast Food for Your Car
10/4/05: August and September of 2005 Two Warmest Months in Boston
10/4/05: American Zoos and Aquariums Announce 'Audubon October'
10/4/05: ACE Opens Environmental Risk Business in Europe
10/4/05: Quest for Oil Collides With Nature in Alaska
10/4/05: Costly Sewer System Divides Coastal Cali System Divides Coastal California Town
10/4/05: Japan Ships Uranium-Contaminated Soil to U.S. for Disposal
10/4/05: Great Lakes States Battle Southern Fish Farms on Asian Carp
10/4/05: House GOP Drops Plans To Try To End Offshore Drilling Bans
10/4/05: Brazilian Bishop on Hunger Strike To Protest River Project
10/4/05: On Beyond Organic Radio: The Erin Brockovich of Shrimp
10/4/05: Sweat, Fire Help Bring U.S. Midwest Prairies Back
10/4/05: New Jersey Community Endures Decades of Ford's Toxic Legacy
10/4/05: U.S. Government Unveils Energy Hog To Promote Conservation
10/4/05: 'Organic' Battleground
10/4/05: Katrina Slams Outdoor Industry in Louisiana, Coastal Mississippi
10/3/05: International Rectifier Wins Industry Environmental Award
10/3/05: Staples, Earth Force Aim to Empower Young Environmental Citizens
10/3/05: Starch-Based Cigarette Filter Can Reduce Environmental Impact
10/3/05: Revised ESA could unravel protections of old-growth forests
10/3/05: Hawaii Creates State Marine Refuge in Northwestern Hawaiian Islands, Bans Fishing
10/3/05: Colorado Moose Tests for Chronic Wasting Disease
10/3/05: Smallest Creatures in Ocean Hold Valuable Secrets
10/3/05: Forest Service Says Court Order Stops Capitol Christmas Tree, Other Projects
10/3/05: 'Political' Science: The Rise of Junk Science and the Fall of Reason -- A Guest Commentary
10/3/05: Levees Fixed, but City Still at Risk
10/3/05: Los Angeles Fire Seen Fully Contained by Monday
10/3/05: Wildlife Effects of West's Gas Boom Still Unknown with More Development Looming
10/3/05: New-Car Smell Emerges as Auto Safety Issue with Japanese Makers Toning Down the Fumes
10/3/05: Louisiana Ecological Harm Called Unpreceological Harm Called Unprecedented
10/3/05: Extracting Oil From Shale Complex Process
10/3/05: Furniture Builders Aim Beyond Birkenstocks
10/2/05: DeFazio explains danger in ESA revision
10/2/05: House Passes Endangered Species Act Revision
10/2/05: Sun's Direct Role In Global Warming May Be Underestimated, Duke Physicists Report
10/2/05: Climate Change More Rapid Than Ever
9/30/05: Alarm over dioxin dump
9/30/05: Oxygen Chooses Valence Technology Batteries to Power Electric Scooters
9/30/05: Demonstration Launched for Diesel Locomotive Catalyst System in Boston Commuter Trains
9/30/05: House "Guts" Endangered Species Act: Defenders of Wildlife
9/30/05: Murder of Rangers Highlights Threat to Cambodia's Forests
9/30/05: New Zealand, Australia Agree on Joint Effort To Help Stranded Whales' Survival
9/30/05: Feds Drop Boreal Toad From Protected List
9/30/05: Swedes May Be Freeze-Dried for Eternal Rest
9/30/05: Hong Kong Leader: Southern China Aims Toader: Southern China Aims To Announce Air Quality Data Daily
9/30/05: Rare Congo Gorillas Surviving War, Poaching, Group Says
9/30/05: Oxygen Helped Mammals Grow, Study Finds
9/30/05: Plastics Seminar Fueled by 'Ecomagination'
9/30/05: Researchers Launch Biggest Study of U.S. Children
9/30/05: Official Report Slams Canada Over Environment
9/30/05: House Set To Act on Overhaul of Endangered Species Act
9/30/05: Minnesota becomes first US state to require biodiesel
9/29/05: GE Plastics Seminar Includes Environmental Component
9/29/05: Efforts to Promote Commuter Alternatives and Benefits Win EPA Awards
9/29/05: Energy Star Requirements to Get Tougher
9/29/05: New Program Supports Parents Who Want to Raise Children in An Eco-Healthy Way
9/29/05: Dutch Solar Car Wins Australian Outback Car Wins Australian Outback Race
9/29/05: Maryland Gets $19.4 Million To Fund Bay Improvements
9/29/05: California Air Quality Rules Too Taxing, Critics Say
9/29/05: Officials Decline Automatic Re-Enrollment for Most in Conservation Program
9/29/05: Ex-Interior Chief Calls For Land-Use Plan
9/29/05: Warming Causes Record Arctic Ice Melt, U.S. Report Says
9/29/05: U.S. House Panels Push Bills To Help Energy Industry
9/29/05: Milwaukee-Based Company Unveils Lab for Hybrid Auto Batteries
9/29/05: Environmentalists, Boise Cascade Clash Over 'Old Growth'
9/28/05: Climate Change Now
9/28/05: EnviroMedia Issues National Small Business Conservation Challenge: $5K Prize
9/28/05: Global Warming: Death in the Deep-Freeze
9/28/05: Sulfide Mining in Michigan's U.P.
9/28/05: Effect of Greenhouse Gases Rising, Government Says
9/28/05: Illinois Hospital Goes 'Green'
9/28/05: Rita Decimates the Louisiana Cattle Industry
9/28/05: Malaysia Urges Neighbors To Do More on Hes Neighbors To Do More on Haze
9/28/05: Rita May Worsen Red Tide in South Texas
9/28/05: Scientists Capture Giant Squid on Camera
9/28/05: European Commission Includes Airlines in Pollution-Cutting Emissions Trading Plan
9/28/05: Los Angeles Study Finds Higher Pollution Death Risk
9/28/05: Penguins Find Peace in Falklands War Minefields
9/28/05: Cocaine Is Killing Colombian Nature Parks
9/28/05: Former Prime Minister Proposes Australia as World's Nuclear Dump
9/28/05: Crocodiles Rock on Former Brazil Dairy Farm
9/27/05: Chicago Named 2005 Fall Allergy Capital
9/27/05: Global Strategy to Fight Bird Flu in Animals Faces Funding Gap: FAO
9/27/05: Fortune Rates Top 100 Corporate Citizens
9/27/05: UN Recommends Capture, Storage of Carbon Dioxide Underground To Prevent Global Warming
9/27/05: Feds Cut Back Habitat for Snowy Plover
9/27/05: Cattle Feared Dead Along Flooded Louisiana Coast
9/27/05: Decision to Remove Causeway Sparks Debate
9/27/05: No One Can Say If Warming Caused Katrina, Rita
9/27/05: Scientists Conduct Wind Energy Projects
9/27/05: Mississippi Fears Post-Katrina Rebuilding Could Ruin the Variety of the Coastline
9/27/05: On Beyond Organic Radio: Natural Pet Care
9/27/05: China Tiger Trade Would Doom Species, WWTrade Would Doom Species, WWF Says
9/27/05: Bush Urges Americans To Cut Back on Unnecessary Travel To Conserve Gas
9/27/05: Utah Firms Find Being Environmentally Conscious Is Good Business
9/26/05: Rita Damages Some Refineries, but Industry Appears To Dodge Bullet
9/26/05: Montana Faces Eternal Clean-Up of Toxic s Eternal Clean-Up of Toxic Lake
9/26/05: Fish and Wildlife Service Designates Bull Trout Habitat
9/26/05: Solar-Power Cars Set Off Across Australian Outback
9/26/05: Hurricane Rita Affecting Bird Migration
9/26/05: Early Snowmelts Heating Alaska Arctic, Study Suggests
9/26/05: Tsunami Actually Aided Crops in Indonesia
9/26/05: Caribbean Corals Hit by Warm, Storm-Spawning Seas
9/26/05: Reflecting New Shopping Trend, Stop & Shop Touts Organics
9/26/05: Poll Shows Many Firms See Global Warming Affecting Their Business
9/26/05: New Algae Species Complicates Efforts to Improve Taste, Smell of San Diego Drinking Water
9/26/05: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Begins Assessing Damage on Texas Coast
9/26/05: Lawsuit Filed Against Major Oil Companies Alledging Ecological Damage Worsened Katrina
9/26/05: Living near a farm can be hazardous
9/24/05: Innovation Spotlight
9/23/05: Order to Halt Sequoia National Monument Logging May Be Appealed
9/23/05: Alberta-Pacific Awarded Forest Stewardship Council Certification
9/23/05: North Korea Raises Stakes in Nuclear Standoff, Demands Reactors for Dismantling Nuclear Program
9/23/05: Indonesia To Ban Poultry Farms in Capital
9/23/05: Rita Brings Houston's Big Refining IndusHouston's Big Refining Industry To Standstill
9/23/05: EU Sees No Major Post-Kyoto Climate Deal at Talks
9/23/05: St. Petersburg Effluent Plant Opened by Russian, Swedish, Finnish Leaders
9/23/05: Beijing Officials to Use Remote Sensing Technology to help Clean Air for 2008 Olympics
9/23/05: Scientists Say Trying To Modify Hurricane Behavior Is Futile Because Storms Are Too Strong
9/23/05: Report Says Global Warming Could Spark CGlobal Warming Could Spark Conflict
9/23/05: Getting Apollo off the Ground -- A Guest Commentary
9/23/05: Pollution Turns China Village into Cancerns China Village into Cancer Cluster
9/22/05: Dealings get dirty at the McKenzie forest tree-sit
9/22/05: Beijing Officials to Use Remote Sensing Technology to help Clean Air for 2008 Olympics
9/22/05: National Instruments Announces Plan for New RoHS-Compliant Products
9/22/05: Air Pollution Found To Pose Greater Danger To Health Than Earlier Thought
9/22/05: EPA Proposes Easing Reporting Requiremen Easing Reporting Requirements on Toxic Pollution
9/22/05: Nine States To Set Carbon Dioxide Pollution Limits from Power Plants
9/22/05: Katrina Crop Toll Rivals Drought, Expected To Reach $900 Million
9/22/05: Peru Mayor Says Camisea Gas Pipeline Leak Contaminated Jungle Rivers, Sickening Hundreds
9/22/05: Europe's 2003 Heatwave Altered Carbon Cycle, Study Says
9/22/05: Scientists Send Message: 'Cut Air Travelend Message: 'Cut Air Travel for the Environment'
9/22/05: Shark Attacks Spark 'Kill or Be Killed' Debate
9/22/05: In Marshlands South of New Orleans, Katrina's Destruction Threatens already Tenuous Existence
9/22/05: E.U. Proposes Ambitious Plans To Clean Up Air Pollution by 2020
9/22/05: House Panel Set To Approve Sweeping Endangered Species Act Rewrite
9/22/05: Global Warming Could Cause up to 10,000 Deaths Per Year in Asia-Pacific, WHO Official Says
9/22/05: New York Skyscrapers Dim Lights To Save Birds
9/21/05: Scientists: Cut Air Travel for Environment
9/21/05: Indonesia Court Says Newmont Has Case To Answer
9/21/05: Depleted Canada Cod Stocks Face Devastatioace Devastation, WWF Says
9/21/05: Environmental Income Can Help Reduce Poverty -- A Guest Commentary
9/21/05: Experts Optimistic That New Orleans Safe To Resettle in a Few Months; More Testing Needed, However
9/21/05: Professor Documents Glacial Retreat, Warns of Global Warming's Impact
9/21/05: Endangered Species Act Rewrite Would Cut Critical Habitat Provisions
9/21/05: Campaign To Save Sea Turtles Takes Aim at Mexico City Market
9/21/05: Survey Shows Voters Care about Environment, But Not Necessarily at the Ballot Box
9/21/05: Brazilian Oil Company Announces Natural Gas Find in Gulf of Mexico
9/21/05: Funeral Industry Takes Green Slant
9/20/05: Engineering Group Launches Efficiency-Awareness Program
9/20/05: Dakota Beef Sponsors New Organic Resource Center
9/20/05: Bush Administration Proposes New Fishing Rules Aimed at Overfishing
9/20/05: China Says East China Sea Gas Drilling Is t China Sea Gas Drilling Is in Uncontested Waters
9/20/05: Waste Company Scraps Landfill Plan along Vl Plan along Voting Rights Trail
9/20/05: Firms Pressure Russia To Adopt Kyoto Mechanisms
9/20/05: Congressman Calls for Investigation of Logging in Tree Reserve
9/20/05: On Beyond Organic Radio: The 'Eat Local' Movement
9/20/05: Army Corps Opens Tracts of Wetlands to Development
9/20/05: North Korea Says It Won't Dismantle Nuclear Weapons Until It Gets Light Water Reactors
9/20/05: Conservation Groups Want $404 Million for Frogs
9/20/05: Congressmen Seeking Big Changes in Endangered Species Act
9/20/05: Growth Endangers Horse Culture
9/20/05: Farmer Has Carved Out a Niche for Survival: Community Supported Agriculture
9/20/05: African Leaders Convene First Regional Forum To Explore Market-Based Conservation Strategies
9/20/05: Clinton Global Initiative Event to be Carbon Neutral
9/19/05: Man's fungus expertise nabs national attention
9/19/05: Sandpiper makes it easier to get bird's-eye view
9/19/05: Seven Final, Five Proposed Superfund Sites Announced
9/19/05: Minister of the Environment Will Not Appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada on Belledune Facility
9/19/05: Ecolab Inc. Lauded for Improving Air Quality and Reducing Traffic Congestion
9/19/05: Gore says Hurricane Katrina is a warning that environment can't be ignored
9/19/05: Reforestation Of Burnt Earth: Use Truffles
9/19/05: Tropical Deforestation Affects Rainfall In The U.S. And Around The Globe
9/19/05: Biologists Encouraged by Ferrets' Progress
9/19/05: Protecting New Orleans from Future Floods To Cost Billions, Take Decades
9/19/05: Mississippi Begins Katrina Cleanup, but Where Will the Garbage Go?
9/19/05: Ecuador Concerned by Colombia's Herbicide Use
9/19/05: U.N. Estimates that 2005 Ozone Hole Will Probably Be Slightly Smaller than All-Time High of 2003
9/19/05: Katrina's Environment Threat Not Over, Greens Say
9/19/05: Young Malaysian Trash Pickers Make Turtle Nesting Beaches Pristine as Part of Global Cleanup
9/19/05: An Uncertain Future for a River that Helpsuture for a River that Helps Feed the Nation
9/19/05: North Korea Pledges To Drop Nuclear Programs at Arms Talks, To Get Energy Aid in Return
9/19/05: Woman Markets Organic Dog Treats
9/19/05: Company Reopening Mississippi Mills To Handle Damaged Timber
9/17/05: Greenpeace protesters cleared by jury
9/16/05: McKenzie River: Shots add tension to timber sale protest
9/16/05: Global Warming 'Past the Point of No Return'
9/16/05: Environmentalists want probe of errant logging
9/16/05: Companies Managing Energy Use With Eye on Profits and the Environment
9/16/05: Dell Offers Free Computer Recycling in Select Cities
9/16/05: ULi Announces the Availability of RoHS-Compliant ''Green'' Chips
9/16/05: Scientist Says Global Warming Options Exist
9/16/05: Heavy Contamination of New Orleans Sediment Hinders Testing
9/16/05: Tests Find Higher-than-Allowed Mercury Levher-than-Allowed Mercury Levels in Storebought Fish
9/16/05: Bigger Brained Birds Do Better, Study Sayser, Study Says
9/16/05:
U.N. Says Ozone Layer Should Keep Healing
9/16/05: Italy and Algeria Pledge To Further the U.N. Fight against Desertification
9/16/05: Scientists Collect Fish To Assess Environmental Damage from Katrina
9/16/05: Zimbabwe and China Swap Animals in Tiger Diplomacy
9/16/05: Leaders and Celebrities Join To Promote Programs To Preserve Environment and End Poverty
9/15/05: Innovation Spotlight
9/15/05: Jury awards woman's family $13.3 million in pollution case
9/15/05: Newspapers killing forests
9/15/05: Anti-logging activists report being shot at with guns, arrows
9/15/05: Aspen Institute Releases Report on Community Forestry
9/15/05: FirstEnergy Nuclear Operating Company Pays NRC Fine
9/15/05: New Orleans Air Putrid But Not Overly Polluted, Raising Hope Parts of City Could Reopen
9/15/05: Senate Energy Committee Chairman: U.S. Poor Families Need More Energy Help
9/15/05: Bush Administration To Fortify Stretch of U.S.-Mexico Border Despite Endangered Species Concerns
9/15/05: German Inventor's 'Cat Fuel' Angers Animalr's 'Cat Fuel' Angers Animal Lovers
9/15/05: U.N. Urges World Leaders To Get Clean Water to the Billions Suffering Without
9/15/05: Bison Numbers Swell at Yellowstone
9/15/05: Spending on Environment Yields Big Returns, Report Says
9/15/05: Dangerous Levels of Bacteria, Lead Detectels of Bacteria, Lead Detected in Floodwaters
9/15/05: Katrina Threatens To Wipe Out Many Gulf Coast Shrimpers
9/15/05: More Automakers Embrace Hybrids as Gas Prices Rise
9/14/05: Earth Share Launches CharityGift Card Program to Help Environment
9/14/05: Zurich Opens Environmental Office in Boston
9/14/05: England Household Waste Recycling Doubles in Last Four Years
9/14/05: GreenFuel Technologies Delivers Field Trial System to First Commercial Customer
9/14/05: Maldives Still Faces Drinking Water Shortag Water Shortages after Tsunami
9/14/05: Endangered Species List Riles Builders
9/14/05: Germany To Seal Nuclear Dump in Former Communist East with Four Million Tons of Concrete
9/14/05: Bay Conservation Group Formed by Three Berkeley, California Women Hits 40
9/14/05: Canada To Have Hard Time Pumping More Oil for U.S.
9/14/05: Heat Adds Power to Storms -- A Guest Commentary
9/14/05: Court Rules EU Can Demand Criminal Prosecuiminal Prosecution of Polluters
9/14/05: Carmakers Offer More Gas-Electric Hybrid Choices To Meet Growing Demand
9/14/05: Senate Effort To Repeal Mercury Emissions Rule Defeated
9/14/05: Timber Tycoon Developer Now Owns Chunk of Idaho
9/13/05: Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Approves Viscon Additive for Texas Low Emission Diesel
9/13/05: Environmental Group Warns Hippos Face Extinction in Congo
9/13/05: Indiana Town To Turn Stinking Hog Manure into Power
9/13/05: On Louisiana Coast, Shrimp and fish Gone Along With Houses and Livelihoods
9/13/05: Tagged Atlantic Sea Turtles Trace Journeys Online
9/13/05: On Beyond Organic Radio: Sustainable Forests
9/13/05: UN Sends Food Aid to Nicaragua's Miskito Indians
9/13/05: Canada Doesn't See Breakthrough at Post-Kyoto Meet
9/13/05: Katrina Spurs New Debate on Energy, Fuel ENew Debate on Energy, Fuel Economy, Offshore Drilling
9/13/05: Scientists Study How to Clean Salty Water
9/13/05: White House Says Bush Will Veto Changes to Mercury Emissions Rule
9/13/05: Disney Opens New Park as Smog Casts Pall over Hong Kong
9/13/05: Rural Montana Prepares for Major Bio Defense Lab
9/12/05: Dynamix Bio-Hazard Clean-Up Crew Arrives in New Orleans
9/12/05: Swiss Reinsurance Co. Doubles Katrina Claim Estimate
9/12/05: Japan Begins Offshore Research Hunt for 60 Whales off Northern Island of Hokkaido
9/12/05: Mexico Beats Deadline for Eliminating Ozone-Depleting Chemicals
9/12/05: Captive Breeding Seen as Lifeline for Amphibians
9/12/05: Bermuda Wary of Island's Development Boom
9/12/05: European Farmers Need To Look at Ways of Cutting Greenhouse Gases, Minister Says
9/12/05: Biloxi Harbor Eases Back into Business; FiEases Back into Business; Fishing Boats Return to Bay
9/12/05: Countries to Agree to Save Ape Habitats
9/12/05: California Farmers Want Classification formers Want Classification for 'Sustainable' Produce
9/12/05: Forest Service Proposal Would Speed Up Gra Proposal Would Speed Up Grasslands Oil Drilling
9/12/05: World Seen Winning Battle of Water Scarcitning Battle of Water Scarcity
9/12/05: U.S. Agriculture Department Killed One Million More Animals in 2004 than in 2003
9/9/05: Controversy Swirls Around Wind Farm Plan
9/9/05: Taiwan God Pig Sacrifice: Religious Rite o Sacrifice: Religious Rite or Cruelty?
9/9/05: Environmentalists Sue to Save Woodpecker
9/9/05: Global Warming Could Hit Indian Agriculture, Study Reveals
9/9/05: Republicans Eye Expanding U.S. Offshore Drilling
9/9/05: The Environment Matters -- A Guest Commentary
9/9/05: Contaminated Water Had To Be Poured into Lake, EPA Chief Says
9/9/05: Tainted Loons, U.S. Senators Tackle EPA on Mercury
9/9/05: Louisiana Scientists Expect Major Environmntists Expect Major Environmental Damage
9/9/05: Environmental, Consumer Groups Criticize ComEd's Pullout from Illinois Renewable Energy Plan
9/9/05: Doctor: Animal Survivors of Katrina Dying of Thirst and Starvation
9/9/05: Ecoloclean Industries Mobilizes Water Purification Unit to Biloxi, Mississippi
9/9/05: Genzyme Center Earns Highest Environmental Rating From U.S. Green Building Council
9/9/05: BLM rethinks forestry plan for Northwest
9/8/05: Siskiyou Area Seeks Protected Status
9/8/05: Oregon joins suit to halt logging rules
9/8/05: Gulf Coast Fishermen Hope Katrina Spared Sea Life
9/8/05: Chilis Cool Conflict Between Man and Elephants
9/8/05: Innovative Environment-Friendly Products: BlueHeat
9/8/05: Amnesty International Says U.S. Consortium's African Oil Pipeline Threatens Human Rights
9/8/05: EPA Proposal Would Ban Use of Pesticide Tests on Pregnant Women, Children
9/8/05: EarthNews Radio: Finding Constellations
9/8/05: States Sue U.S. over Energy Efficiency of Appliances
9/8/05: First EPA Tests Confirm New Orleans Floodwater Risky Even for Skin Contact
9/8/05: Global Warming Causes Soil To Release Carbon, Study Says
9/8/05: Officials Unveil Plans for Sustainability Center
9/8/05: Like a Theme Park, with Chores
9/7/05: Innovative Environment-Friendly Products: BlueHeat
9/7/05: 2006 FIFA World Cup Soccer Tournament to be Climate Neutral
9/7/05: EarthNews Radio: Finding Constellations
9/7/05: GreenShift Introduces Mean Green BioFuels
9/7/05: Katrina Spawns Interest in Alternative Forms of Energy
9/7/05: Captain Launches TV Show To Spotlight Fragile Florida Ecosystems
9/7/05: Katrina Maims Lobster-Trapping Industry in Florida
9/7/05: Don't Rush Tsunami Rebuilding, U.N. Envoy Cautions
9/7/05: E.U. Parliament Backs Strict Waste Management Rules for European Mines and Quarries
9/7/05: Water Crisis Looms as Himalayan Glaciers Melt
9/7/05: It’s Time for a New Vision -- A Guest Commentary
9/7/05: Brazil Likely To Build More Nuclear Plants, Minister Says
9/7/05: Few Choices To Rid New Orleans of Poisoned Water
9/7/05: Indonesian Orangutans Under Siege, Green Groups Say
9/7/05: Grass Hailed as Potential Source of Clean Energy
9/7/05: Chicago Opens a Rare 'Green' School
9/7/05: Katrina Environmental Issues 'Almost Unimaginable'
9/6/05: Hurricane Katrina, Record Gas Prices Spark ZAP Electric Car Sales
9/6/05: Federal, Multi-State Clean Air Act Settlement with Cargill Secures Pollution Reductions
9/6/05: Primax Electronics Uses PTC Windchill to Implement Environmental Regulatory Compliance Plan
9/6/05: Katrina's real name
9/6/05: Road Salt Blamed for Rising Salinity in Northeast Streams
9/6/05: Spawning Turtles Return to Mexico Despite Threat
9/6/05: Protecting China's National Treasure
9/6/05: Climate Change Raises Risk of Hunger, Scientists Say
9/6/05: On Beyond Organic Radio: Urban Farming
9/6/05: Florida Conducting Coral Reef Study
9/6/05: Conservationists Warn Great Apes Face Extinction
9/6/05: Post-Katrina, Gulf Barrier Islands More Vulnerable
9/6/05: South African Farmers Clean Up with 'Green Sugar'
9/6/05: Navajos Receive Award for Banning Uranium Mining
9/6/05: Rise in Natural Gas Costs Prompt More Consumers To Look at Geothermal Systems
9/5/05: U.S. Confirms Citrus Greening in Florida
9/5/05: Cambodian Tiger Hunter Gets Seven Years in Jail
9/5/05: Argentine Government Takes Pulp Protest to Washington
9/5/05: Endangered Plants Focus of New Study
9/5/05: New Orleans Zoo Animals Survive Katrina's Wrath
9/5/05: Irish Coral Reefs Bulldozed by Deep-Sea Trawlers
9/5/05: Iran Seeks to Save Rare Cheetahs
9/5/05: Pumping Water Out of New Orleans Will Take Weeks, Possibly Longer
9/5/05: Ecology Professor at Home in Straw House
9/5/05: Too Many People in Nature's Way, Experts Say; 'We Think We're Safe and We're Not'
9/5/05: Potlatch Land Gets Green 'Certified' Label
9/5/05: Organic Style Magazine To Cease Publication
9/2/05: West Nile Virus Risk Could Increase Following Hurricane Katrina, Warns Journal Editor
9/2/05: Nature's Path Sends Organic Products to Katrina Victims
9/2/05: Auto Club: State Refinery Problems and Katrina Send Gas Prices to New Records
9/2/05: Clean Diesel Signs Distribution Agreement to Improve Diesel Exhaust Controls
9/2/05: Nevada Files Suit against NRC over Yucca License Process
9/2/05: Clever Whale Uses Fish to Catch Seagulls
9/2/05: Lava Bench Collapses in Hawaii
9/2/05: Actor Alec Baldwin Gives His Support to Long Island Wind Park
9/2/05: California Senate Rejects Schwarzenegger's Air Board Chair
9/2/05: German Conservative Links Katrina to U.S. CO2 Policy
9/2/05: Ebola Virus Threatens Gorillas, Chimps
9/2/05: Retreating Glaciers and Melting Permafrost Threaten Traditional Lifestyles of Arctic People
9/2/05: Biggest Health Worry after Katrina is Clean Water
9/2/05: Willie Nelson's Biodiesel is Now Available in Austin, Texas
9/2/05: Conservation Agriculture Comes to a Close
9/2/05: A New Market for Grocery Store Bags
9/2/05: Department of Energy Selects SRI International to Develop Low-Cost Hydrogen Generation System
9/2/05: American Humane Association's Animal Rescue Rig Deploys Today
9/2/05: EarthNews Radio: Checkout Bag Fee Proposal
9/2/05: Officials Announce Clean Air Settlement with Cargill
9/2/05: Private System for Animal ID Raises Concern
9/2/05: Two-Pipe System with Fresh, Recycled Water Taps into Future
8/26/05: Cummins, Scania Form Joint Venture to Produce Next-Generation Fuel Systems
8/26/05: Showcase Your Video on ENN TV, Powered by Flimp™
8/26/05: Fire and Water Sweep Through Europe in Summer of Extreme Weather
8/26/05: Balkans May Be Bird Flu Gateway to Wider Europe
8/26/05: Global Coalition Meeting in Nigeria Unveils New Initiative To Save Falling Fish Stocks
8/26/05: Scientists Try to Harness Wave Energy
8/26/05: California Tomato Farmers Dabble in Sustainable Agriculture
8/26/05: Deadly Tsunami Reached Around the Globe
8/26/05: NEXRAD Waterfowl: Conservation at the Speed of Light
8/25/05: U.S. EPA and DOT Recognize Flexcar as a 'Best Workplace for Commuters'
8/25/05: EENT's AXP 1000 Reduces Truckers' Idle, Helping the Environment
8/25/05: Mistaken logging rips up reserve
8/25/05: Government In East China Steps In After Pollution Protest by Farmers
8/25/05: Congressional Panel To Hear of Woes at National Parks
8/25/05: Iraqi Minister Says Rebuilding Water Infrastructure May Take up to Five Years
8/25/05: North Dakota Pelicans Probably Headed to Canada
8/25/05: Nine U.S. States Break with Bush on Greenhouse Gases
8/25/05: Lawmakers Seek Meeting About Plum Island
8/25/05: Another Blow to the Pseudo-Science of Global Warming Skeptics -- A Guest Commentary
8/25/05: Nine Eastern States Seen Set To Freeze Plant Emissions
8/25/05: Innovative Environment-Friendly Products: EnviroGLAS
8/25/05: Indian State Bans Sale, Use of Plastic Bags
8/25/05: Forest Service Admits 'Serious' Mistake in Logging Rare Tree Preserve
8/25/05: Ethanol Is Cheaper, Industry Study Says
8/25/05: Rio Grande Valley Havens Are Preserving Nature -- and Boosting Area Communities
8/24/05: ENN Forum Review: Our Readers Speak
8/24/05: Panel Sees Growing Melting Arctic Threat
8/24/05: Toyota Rejects Eco Car Rules: Proposed Size Limits 'Will Hurt Competition'
8/24/05: Colorado Scientist Quits Global Warming Panel
8/24/05: International Team Claims Discovery of New Source for China's Yangtze River
8/24/05: Republicans Eye Offshore Drilling in U.S. Budget Bill
8/24/05: Housing Conservation -- An Editorial
8/24/05: Panel Sees Growing Threat in Melting Arctic
8/24/05: Feds Cut Land for California Tiger Salamander
8/24/05: African Ministers Say Clean Water Key To Fighting Poverty
8/24/05: The Conservation-Conscious Salute This Man's Commute
8/24/05: Iraq's Devastated Marshlands Recovering Fast, U.N. Says
8/24/05: Showcase Your Video on ENN TV, Powered by FLIMPâ„¢
8/24/05: Two New Bird Species Identifed in Colombia
8/24/05: Tough But Fragile, Turtles Take to Italian Hospital
8/24/05: Police, Firefighters and Volunteers Shovel Out Mud after Floods Sweep Europe
8/24/05: Image Microsystems Awards Environmental Research Grant to Texas Tech University
8/23/05: Stopping Climate Change in its Tracks
8/23/05: Innovative Environment-Friendly Products: EnviroGLAS
8/23/05: Several Airports Conserve Energy by Installing Power Efficiency Controllers
8/23/05: NRG Energy, Inc. Receives Permit for Proposed Big Cajun II Power Plant Expansion
8/23/05: Forest Officials Test Civilian Spy Planes To Fight Western Wildfires
8/23/05: Montana Stream Law Still Under Attack, 20 Years after Passage
8/23/05: From Landfills to Sludge Fields, Tour Showcases Garbage
8/23/05: Safe Water: World Water Week
8/23/05: On Beyond Organic Radio: Permaculture
8/23/05: Canadians Gear Up for Protest against Natural Gas Projects in Maine
8/23/05: U.S. Conservationist Fulfills His Chilean Dream
8/23/05: EarthNews Radio: Our Energy
8/23/05: Patagonia Seeks To Recycle Used Capilene Products into New Clothing
8/23/05: African Leaders, Experts Try To Head Off Looming Fish Supply Crisis
8/23/05: EarthNews Radio: Our Energy
8/23/05: Red Snapper Limits Choking Fish Industry
8/23/05: Tax Credit Energizes Wind Farms
8/23/05: Down-to-Earth Merchandise Organically Grown
8/22/05: San Francisco Municipal Railway Orders 56 Hybrid Electric Buses
8/22/05: Safe Water: World Water Week
8/22/05: 200-year Experiment Changes Face Of Forest Management
8/22/05: Forest Service Ranger Lies on Stand
8/22/05: Green Mountain Power Trucks to Run on Green Fuel
8/22/05: Russian Trawlers Flout Cod Quotas in Arctic
8/22/05: Cloned Tabby Wildcats Have Kittens
8/22/05: Plea To Stop Squabbles Ends Greenland Climate Talks
8/22/05: Need More Research on Environmental Chemical Exposure -- A Guest Commentary
8/22/05: Ship Zones Recommended to Help Whales
8/22/05: EPA Says Summer Smog Problem Easing in East
8/22/05: Spanish Surfers' Paradise Loses Its Wave
8/22/05: World Health Organization Says Dirty Air a Regular Killer in Asia
8/22/05: Indonesia Says Haze-Causing Fires Mostly Out -- But Underground Blazes Threaten Tigers
8/22/05: State Environment Agency Tells Coca-Cola To Shut Plant in Southern India
8/22/05: Cruise Ships Getting Bigger, Causing Some Port and Passenger Trouble
8/19/05: Auto Club: Summer Surge Sends Gas Prices to New Record Highs
8/19/05: Fuji Heavy Unveils Electric Car that Uses Lithium-Ion Battery
8/19/05: CRRA Projects Profits from New Recycling Center
8/19/05: Two Dallas Hyatts Purchase 100 Percent Renewable Electricity
8/19/05: ENN Weekly: August 15th - 19th
8/19/05: Scientists Try to Save Rare and Randy Warbler
8/19/05: Cameroon Dam Nears Collapse, 10,000 Lives at Risk
8/19/05: SE Asia Seeks Cooperation with China, Japan, South Korea on Environmental Protection
8/19/05: N2Revolution Tire Inflation System Improves Vehicle Performance, Gas Mileage, and Environment
8/19/05: Group Questions Whether Wild Birds Carry Much Flu
8/19/05: Global Chemical Contamination Threatens Child Development -- A Guest Commentary
8/19/05: Officials at Global Conference Say It's Time to Take Action on Global Warming
8/19/05: Britain's Climate Blamed for Bird Changes
8/19/05: Most EU Countries Miss Deadline for New Recycling Rules
8/19/05: Coral Reef Ecosystems Found To Be in Decline in U.S. Waters
8/19/05: ENN Forum Review: Our Readers Speak
8/19/05: ENN Forum Review: Our Readers Speak
8/18/05: ConAgra Signs Clean Water Act Permit Plea Agreement
8/18/05: Tunnel Boring Machine Technology to Eliminate Sanitary Sewer Overflows in Austin
8/18/05: N2Revolution Tire Inflation System Improves Vehicle Performance, Gas Mileage, and Environment
8/18/05: RecycleNet Announces Municipal Recycling Market Co-op Service
8/18/05: Uruguay's President Says Pulp Mills Will Be Built Near Argentine Border
8/18/05: Dinosaur-Era Tree Set for First Auction Sale
8/18/05: Commission Votes to Cap Annual Catch of Menhaden Fish in Chesapeake
8/18/05: Explorer Says Preserving African Resources Key to Relieving Continent's Poverty
8/18/05: EarthNews Radio: Triple Bottom Line
8/18/05: Experts Say Pocket Gopher Near Extinction
8/18/05: U.S. Senators Say Global Warming Obvious in Far North
8/18/05: Groups Seek Better Electronics Recycling
8/18/05: Group Wants to Transplant African Animals
8/18/05: CNN Founder Turner Wants Nature Park for Koreas' Demilitarised Zone
8/18/05: Teijin to Start Polyester Recycling with Patagonia in September
8/18/05: Northern Colorado Horse Dealer Uses Profits to Rescue Abused Horses, Donkeys
8/17/05: Fisher Fire "Salvage" Logging Begins in Wenatchee, WA
8/17/05: New Forest Service Law Enforcement Chief lacks credentials
8/17/05: EarthNews Radio: Triple Bottom Line
8/17/05: USFS and BLM deny citizens access to public forest lands AGAIN
8/17/05: 17 year-old Woman Halts Logging in the Biscuit in Memory of Joan Norman
8/17/05: Chevron Issues Corporate Responsibility Report
8/17/05: Three Republican New Jersey Lawmakers Join Call to Protect the Arctic Refuge
8/17/05: A Natural Way To Say Thanks
8/17/05: Experts Say Man, Nature Threaten Asia's Cultural Landmarks
8/17/05: Fast-Food Chains to Use 100% Renewable Energy
8/17/05: Car Exhaust Polluting Puget Sound, Study Reveals
8/17/05: Madagascar: Animation Meets Reality -- A Guest Commentary
8/17/05: University of Wisconsin Records Show High Monkey Deaths
8/17/05: Innovative Environment-Friendly Products: Trex Backyard Decking
8/17/05: American Electronic Waste Contaminates China and India
8/17/05: Web Shoppers Destroying Endangered Wildlife, Report Says
8/17/05: Pacific Coast Ecosystems Return to Normal after Winds Arrive Late
8/17/05: South Bronx Is Eyed for New Power Plant in New York
8/17/05: Golf Course Proposal Hits Bump
8/16/05: Innovative Environment-Friendly Products: Trex Backyard Decking
8/16/05: Global warming conference opens in Greenland
8/16/05: Fast-Food Chains to Use 100% Renewable Energy
8/16/05: JMAR Receives Purchase Orders for Three Advanced Sensor Systems for PCB Monitoring
8/16/05: Thousands Without Shelter after Heavy Rains Flood Sudan's North Darfur State
8/16/05: Malaysian Firemen Help Indonesia To Fight Blazes
8/16/05: Mysterious Reptile Evades Capture in L.A. Park
8/16/05: Powerful Quake Hits Northern Japan; Small Tsunami Reported, Buildings Collapse
8/16/05: Changing Levels at Arizona Lakes Proves Costly for Park Service
8/16/05: On Beyond Organic: Agri-Tourism
8/16/05: Harvard to Investigate Origins of Life
8/16/05: Solar Empowered
8/16/05: Scientists Track Alien Seaweed in Hawaii
8/16/05: Study Reveals Most Wild Chimps Are Southpaws
8/16/05: Asarco's Bankruptcy Leaves Environmentalists Wondering about Cleanups
8/16/05: Advocates Hope Credit Moves Solar Power Beyond Niche
8/15/05: Thousands Sign Up for Animal Feeding Operations Air Compliance Agreement
8/15/05: US Forest Serivce, Loggers, Recklessly Endanger Lives of Nonviolent Protesters
8/15/05: EarthNews Radio: Art and Nature: Moon on the Horizon
8/15/05: Environmental, Labor, Agriculture Leaders Call for More Use
8/15/05: Ice shelf disintegration threatens environment
8/15/05: 250 miles per gallon? They're doing it
8/15/05: Environmental Group Slams Indonesian Plan for Huge Plantation in Heart of Borneo Forest
8/15/05: Los Angeles Area Plans To Use Sensors, Cameras To Record Cars' Pollution Emissions
8/15/05: U.S. Marines Use Donkeys To Go Places Their Humvees and Other Modern Vehicles Cannot
8/15/05: China to Build Offshore Wind Power Complex
8/15/05: Engineers Modify Hybrid Cars To Get Up To 250 MPG
8/15/05: Supreme Court Candidate No Stranger to Environmental Law, Politics
8/15/05: Hatching New Horizons
8/15/05: Rising Fuel Costs Drive Oregon Trucking Company to Biodiesel
8/15/05: Oil Leases Endanger Wildlife, Coalition Says
8/15/05: Three Million Gallons of Liquid Manure Spill into Upstate New York River after Leak at Farm
8/15/05: Malaysia Lifts Emergency as Haze Abates
8/15/05: Judge Reluctant To Create Judicial Oversight of Global Warming
8/15/05: Municipal Companies Say Their Water is Just as Good as the Bottled Brands, and Cheaper Too
8/15/05: Environmentalists Urge Hong Kong Disneyland To Suspend Firework Displays on Polluted Days
8/15/05: Angling 101: College Offers Class in How To Catch Alaska Fish
8/12/05: EPA Issues Annual Fuel Mileage Booklet
8/12/05: IC Interconnect Wafer Bumping Services Are Environmentally Friendly with Lead-Free Solder
8/12/05: Ranking of Top Corporate Air Polluters: Toxic 100 Index
8/12/05: ENN Weekly: August 8th - 12th
8/12/05: Protesters Oppose Plan to Divert Water from Utah-Nevada Valley for Use in Las Vegas
8/12/05: Wildlife Moves to Stay Cool in a Warmer World
8/12/05: Number of Hungry in Africa Will Grow without Changes in Aid and Trade Policies
8/12/05: Environmental Work in Cambodia Earns Actress Angelina Jolie Citizenship
8/12/05: Weather Balloons' 1970s Design Caused Climate Spat
8/12/05: Officials Discover Giant Waterfall in California National Park
8/12/05: South African Farmers Trade Livestock for Wildlife
8/12/05: Researchers Share Results of Massive Air Study
8/12/05: Seiko Epson Printer Given Energy Conservation Award in China
8/12/05: Global Warming May Take Economic Toll
8/12/05: TV Talk Show Host's Rainbow Warrior Comments Rile Environmental Group
8/12/05: Leaf to Bud: Pssst, It's Time to Flower
8/12/05: Environmental Groups File Lawsuit to Reverse Crucial Scripps Permit
8/12/05: Waterborne Diseases Kill 46 This Week in Flood-Hit Bombay
8/11/05: Greenpeace and Friends of the Earth slam UK Government’s decision on sustainable timber
8/11/05: New spotted owl rescue bids get under way
8/11/05: ENN Forum Review: Our Readers Speak
8/11/05: Denver's Oldest Title Insurer to "Close Green," Launching First-Ever Linked Documents Online
8/11/05: Texas Approves Green Plus as Alternative Formulation Solution for Texas Low Emission Diesel
8/11/05: EU Blames Drought, Human Negligence for Rise in Forest Fires in Southern Europe
8/11/05: Barges Lighten Loads, Hope for Rain as Drought Lowers River Levels
8/11/05: Carbonfund.org Makes it Possble to Offset Business, Home and Travel Climate Footprint
8/11/05: Living with the Legacy of 'Away' -- A Guest Commentary
8/11/05: Agricultural Fires Jump by 60 Percent in Brazilian Amazon State
8/11/05: Laurie Garrett: Are We Prepared for Avian Flu?
8/11/05: EarthNews Radio: Venture Capital for Conservationists
8/11/05: Air Pollution Hits Emergency Level in Malaysian Port Town from Indonesian Forest Haze
8/11/05: American Research Team to Study Impact of U.S.-Owned Smelter on Peru Townspeople
8/11/05: Transportation Bill Includes Controversial $207 Million Pet Project for Hastert
8/11/05: Scrapped Locomotive Engines Power Roanoke Business
8/11/05: FedEx West Coast Hub Goes Solar
8/10/05: EarthNews Radio: Venture Capital for Conservationists
8/10/05: Governor Torres Invites SSWM to Open Office in Puebla
8/10/05: Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center Utilizes Fire to Selectively Control King Ranch Bluestem Grass
8/10/05: Carbonfund.org Makes it Possble to Offset Business, Home and Travel Climate Footprint
8/10/05: Growth Dictates Move of Tom's of Maine Warehouse
8/10/05: Caterpillars Becoming a Nuisance in Vermont
8/10/05: Firefighters Battle Forest Blaze in Southern Spain
8/10/05: Herbicide-Resistant Weed Plagues California
8/10/05: Canadian National Railway May Face Charges Over Alberta Toxic Spill
8/10/05: Sierra Club Honors Three Members of a Mexican Forest Group
8/10/05: EPA Proposing Radiation Exposure Limits at Yucca Mountain for One Million Years
8/10/05: Roundup Is Killing Off Amphibians, Ecologist Says
8/10/05: Tiny Uruguay Pressed by Neighbor to Halt Pulp Mills
8/10/05: Poachers Massacre Protected Turtles on Mexico Beach
8/10/05: New Federal Law Offers Tax Credits for Energy-Efficient Purchases
8/9/05: World Land Use Seen As Top Environmental Issue
8/9/05: Malaysia Bans Open Burning around Kuala Lumpur and Central Selangor State as Haze Worsens
8/9/05: Mexico Plans to Protect New U.N. World Heritage Site on Sea of Cortes
8/9/05: Judge Raps EPA for Letting Industry Decide Whether to Add Safeguards to Rat Poison
8/9/05: If I Could Have Written the Energy Bill... -- A Guest Commentary
8/9/05: Energy Bill Drops Requirement for Smog-Reducing Gasoline Additives
8/9/05: Chinese Villagers Prevented from Petitioning Beijing about Pollution, Rights Group Says
8/9/05: Alaska Sea Otters to Get U.S. Protection
8/9/05: If ENN Readers Could Have Written the Energy Bill...
8/9/05: Bush Says New Energy Bill Vital to U.S. Economy
8/9/05: Gene-Modified Corn Gone from Mexico, Study Finds
8/9/05: Solar Power is Hot -- Too Hot
8/9/05: Used Boxes Unfold Booming Business
8/8/05: New Software Helps Fleet Managers Evaluate Hybrid-Vehicle Costs
8/8/05: Pet Ecology Brands, Inc. Announces Retail Distribution of Earth-Friendly Cat Litter
8/8/05: Australia Seeks to Breed Test-Tube Sharks
8/8/05: Newmont Executive Denies Polluting Indonesian Waters on First Day of Trial
8/8/05: Solar Power is Latest Innovation at N.J. Farms
8/8/05: Listening System May Help Save Whales
8/8/05: Chemist Tries to Solve World's Energy Woes
8/8/05: U.S. Court Rejects Effort to Block Rules on Mercury Pollution
8/8/05: Green Sea Turtle Makes Rare Va. Delivery
8/8/05: Canada, U.S. Agree Ways to Drain North Dakota Lake
8/8/05: Scientists Study Arctic Climate Changes
8/8/05: Bird-Filled Emirates Wetlands Diminishing
8/8/05: Former Pork Producer Enters Renewable Energy Business
8/8/05: Dairies at a Critical Juncture
8/5/05: The Next Generation Of Conservation Scientists: The Canon National Parks Science Scholars Program
8/5/05: Interface's Renewable Energy Purchases Fund Wind Farms And Solar Energy
8/5/05: ENN Weekly: August 1st - 5th
8/5/05: Portuguese Firefighters Struggle to Contain Wildfires
8/5/05: Trees Are Killed to Save Rare Woodpecker
8/5/05: Hybrid Cars Coming Soon to California Car Pool Lanes
8/5/05: ENN Forum: Our Readers Speak
8/5/05: Giant Ocean Waves More Common Than Thought
8/5/05: If We Could Have Written the Energy Bill... Readers Opine
8/5/05: Shuttle Commander Sees Wide Environmental Damage
8/5/05: ENN Expo Brings Together Innovative Companies and Environmentally-Savvy Consumers
8/5/05: Indonesia Sanctuary Puts the Beast Back into Animals
8/5/05: Environmentalists See Hope in Exxon CEO Change
8/5/05: U.S. Makes Drilling Compensation Voluntary
8/4/05: Innovative Environment-Friendly Products: Soda Club
8/4/05: Shuttle Commander Sees Wide Environmental Damage
8/4/05: Innovative Environment-Friendly Products: Soda Club
8/4/05: EarthNews Radio: Student Energy Campaign
8/4/05: ENN Expo Brings Together Innovative Companies and Environmentally-Savvy Consumers
8/4/05: DEP Urged to Protect Pennsylvania's Environment from Toxic Mercury
8/4/05: EPA Recognizes Starbucks as Among Largest Green Power Purchasers in the US
8/4/05: ENN Forum Review: Our Readers Speak
8/4/05: New York Authorities Battle Intruding Snakehead Fish
8/4/05: The New White House Orthodoxy: Green Is Good
8/4/05: Environmental News Network Launches ENN Expo
8/4/05: South Korean Scientists Clone First Dog
8/4/05: Crew to Track Monarch Butterflies
8/4/05: 'The Columbia… A River That Died and Was Reborn as Money' -- A Guest Commentary
8/4/05: Official Says Pelican Exodus Not Alarming
8/4/05: Grad Student Believes Wood May Replace Oil
8/4/05: Virginia Officials Educate Immigrant Communities about U.S. Environmental Laws
8/4/05: If We Could Have Written the Energy Bill... More Input from ENN's Readers
8/4/05: Environmental Group Accuses California Farms of 'Double Dipping' Subsidies
8/4/05: Energy Education Needed to Avert Conflict in the Rocky Mountains
8/3/05: Enviro.BLR.com Survey Finds Most Environmental Pros Feel Unprepared for Disasters
8/3/05: EPA Says Illegal Sodium Cyanide Sales Centered in North Dakota
8/3/05: Forest Fires in Indonesia Blanket Malaysian Cities with Unhealthy Haze
8/3/05: Environmental News Network Launches ENN Expo
8/3/05: Green For Good Launches Website Featuring Nearly 1400 Green, Organic and Eco-Friendly Products
8/3/05: Suit Fights Ethanol Mandate
8/3/05: EarthNews Radio: Cotton
8/3/05: Flood Traps Hundreds of Migratory Birds in Indian Sanctuary
8/3/05: Federal Judge Blocks Easing of Logging Rules in the Northwest
8/3/05: Alaska Food Safe Decades after Nuclear Blasts, Study Finds
8/3/05: If We Could Have Written the Energy Bill... ENN's Readers Weigh In
8/3/05: 4th Annual Illinois Renewable Energy and Sustainable Living Fair to Be Held in August
8/3/05: Energy Policy Act Will Boost Biofuels Industry: Biotechnology Industry Organization
8/3/05: Turning Recycled Materials into Stylish, Customized Panels
8/3/05: Move Away from Lead is Sure to Raise Costs
8/3/05: Environmental News Network Launches ENN Innovation Expo
8/3/05: Green For Good Launches Website' Featuring Nearly 1400 Green, Organic And Eco-Friendly Products
8/3/05: Toyota to Keep Electric RAV4s in Service
8/3/05: EarthNews Radio: Cotton
8/3/05: Landfill Expert Always Let His Entrepreneurial Talent Go To 'Waste'
8/3/05: Smithfield Agrees To Stop Routine Feeding of Antibiotics to Healthy Hogs
6/30/05: EPA Proposes Cutting Diesel Exhaust from Equipment Powered by Stationary Diesel Engines
6/30/05: Gaza Settlers Stoke Ecological Fears over Beach Villas
6/30/05: Sales of Hybrid, Diesel Cars Projected to Soar by 2012
6/30/05: Illinois Institute of Technology Professor Develops 'Clean Energy Technology'
6/30/05: Ireland's Capital Running Out of Space for Its Garbage, Dublin City Council Says
6/30/05: Canada's Mosquito Capital Seeks More Dragonflies
6/30/05: Warming May Harm Africa's Sand Dune Fields
6/30/05: Central California Fig Growers Fool Wasps to Grow Fruit
6/30/05: Review Board Finds EPA Downplayed Potential Risks of Chemical Used for Teflon
6/30/05: Reform Badly Needed in Fisheries Department -- A Guest Commentary
6/30/05: Rebirth of Steeltowns is in the Eye of the Beholder
6/30/05: Fairmont Hotels & Resorts in Environmental Partnership With Celebrity Green Power
6/30/05: Official Says Efforts to Solve Global Water Crisis Falling Short
6/30/05: Senate Votes to Block Pesticide Tests on Humans
6/29/05: Business for Corporate Responsibility to "Green" November Conference
6/29/05: Grace Sponsors Teachers to Attend Environmental Issues Curriculum Development Program
6/29/05: Fairmont Hotels & Resorts in Environmental Partnership With Celebrity Green Power
6/29/05: Nuclear Project Could Solve Energy Woes, Scientist Says
6/29/05: G8 Leaders' Cars to Use Eco-Fuel Made from Straw
6/29/05: Sanctuary for Donkeys, the Backbone of Ethiopia
6/29/05: On Beyond Organic: Urban Sprawl
6/29/05: Man-Made Reef May Make Amends for San Onofre's Environmental Damage
6/29/05: Congress Requests Review of Hanford Waste Plant
6/29/05: Cambodia's Leader to Attend Summit of Six-Nation Mekong Group in China
6/29/05: Land Trade Targets Wildlife Refuge's Oil and Gas
6/29/05: Bioterror Report on Milk Concerns Feds
6/29/05: E85, Ethanol Fuel, Lures Price- and Eco-Conscious Motorists
6/29/05: States Sue Allegheny Energy over Alleged Clean Air Act Violations
6/29/05: Electronic-Equipment Recycler Secures Data, Serves Environment
6/29/05: BAE Uses Fuzzy Logic to Make Wind Farms Vanish
6/29/05: Pepsi Bottling Plant Identified as Major Cause of Organic Overload
6/28/05: Global Warming A Threat To Waterfowl
6/28/05: Environmentalist battles extradition
6/28/05: Golden Grain Energy Achieves Environmental Compliance
6/28/05: Beef Testing Inadequate Says Organic Prairie Family of Farms
6/28/05: EarthNews Radio: Chocolate Exhibit
6/28/05: Scientists Say Cod Off Nova Scotia Declining
6/28/05: Tokyo's Clean Air Policy Found To Be Paying Off
6/28/05: International Consortium Chooses France as Site for Nuclear Fusion Reactor
6/28/05: ENN Newsletter Articles: To Summarize or Not To Summarize...That is the Question
6/28/05: Radical Environmentalist Fights Extradition to U.S., Says He's Being Targeted by FBI
6/28/05: Tsunami Prompts Companies to Play Greater Role in Humanitarian Relief Efforts
6/28/05: Researchers Release Rare Turtles in Georgia
6/28/05: British University to Conduct Major Survey of Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises
6/28/05: Senate Energy Bill Faces Opposition from Pro-Industry GOP in House
6/28/05: Beijing Earmarks $40 Billion to Get in Olympic Shape
6/28/05: By 2007, IndyCars Will Run on Pure Ethyl Alcohol, a Cleaner Fuel
6/28/05: Parking Lot's Photovoltaic 'Solar Trees' Offer Shade, Provide Power
6/28/05: 'Biodegradable Slippers' Wins International Award
6/27/05: China Mulls Smog Tax for Big Cars, Report Says
6/27/05: Alewives' Run Lures Spectators and Hungry Birds
6/27/05: Fire Crews Fear More Wind, Heat and Low Humidity as Blazes Char Thousands of Acres in West
6/27/05: 'Niagara of the West' Roars to Life in Idaho after Years of Drought
6/27/05: Rwanda Symbolically Names Endangered Baby Gorillas
6/27/05: Timing of Next Indonesia Tsunami a Mystery
6/27/05: Scientists Studying Gulf's 'Dead Zone'
6/27/05: Appeals Court Upholds EPA on Letting Older Plants Pollute More
6/27/05: Climate Change Threatens Humanity's Cradle, Africa
6/27/05: ENN Newsletter Articles: To Summarize or Not To Summarize…That is the Question
6/27/05: Mainstream Chains Join Organic Revolution
6/27/05: Connecticut Business Certified To Handle Fluorescent Tube
6/24/05: Greenlight Energy Gains Approval to Build Large-Scale Wind Farm in Northeastern Colorado
6/24/05: ENN Weekly: June 20th - 24th
6/24/05: Researchers Say Fossil Fuels Could Be Bridge to Future
6/24/05: Cheery Chickadee Chirps Carry Complex Information, Study Reveals
6/24/05: Poll Shows Europeans Skeptical of U.S. Environmental Stewardship
6/24/05: EarthNews Radio: Family Farms
6/24/05: U.S. Biotech Firm Sees FDA Approving Cloned Meat
6/24/05: UPS Releases Report on Sustainability Goals
6/24/05: Nuclear Industry Stands To Get Help from Taxpayers
6/24/05: Senate Nears Completion of Energy Bill; Conflict Expected with House
6/24/05: Group Rejects Japanese Plans for Coastal Whale Hunt
6/24/05: California Turns to Goats to Stop Wildfires
6/24/05: Mitsubishi Motors To Mass-Produce Electric Motorcar in 2010
6/24/05: Manatee Hotels, Resorts Reach Out to Environment
6/23/05: EarthNews Radio: Family Farms
6/23/05: UPS Releases Report on Sustainability Goals
6/23/05: ENN Forum Review: Our Readers Speak
6/23/05: Study Finds Parking Lot Sealcoat May Be Major Source Of PAHs
6/23/05: New England Shellfish Growers Feel Snubbed by Red Tide Loan Program
6/23/05: New Regulations Cut Number of House Paints for Five States
6/23/05: Warm Water Temps May Be Harming Sockeye
6/23/05: Wisconsin Power Plant Project Alarms Environmentalists
6/23/05: IWC Urges Japan Not to Kill More Whales for Research
6/23/05: Stem Cell Therapy Cannot Cure Our Toxic Legacy -- An ENN Commentary
6/23/05: New Rapid-Bus Transit System Draws Catcalls, Cheers in Mexico City
6/23/05: Government Proposes Changes in Fishing Rules
6/23/05: President Touts Nuclear Power, Says Plants Far More Safe Now
6/23/05: Solar Sail Craft Likely Didn't Make Orbit
6/23/05: Task Force Calls for Congress to Preserve Northeastern Forest
6/23/05: Senate Defeats Climate Measure, Says Siting of Gas Terminals May Be Federal Decision
6/23/05: Whale Burger Goes on Sale in Japan Amid Growing Criticism over Its Research Whaling
6/23/05: Emergency Workers Deal with Electrocution Threat from Hybrid Cars
6/22/05: GREEN Flaming SUVs / A conversation with convicted ecoterrorist Jeff Luers
6/22/05: University Of Oregon Experts Create Online Resource For Green Chemistry
6/22/05: EarthNews Radio: Sensible Seafood Choices
6/22/05: Environment Agency Says EU Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rose 1.3 Percent in 2003
6/22/05: Kenya Reclaims Famed Game Park from Poachers
6/22/05: Valero and Sunoco in Consent Decree with US, Will Reduce Harmful Emissions by 44,000 Tons Annually
6/22/05: On Beyond Organic: Certified Organic Restaurants
6/22/05: Scientific Whaling Program Weak on Science -- An ENN Commentary
6/22/05: Japan Loses Commericial Whaling Vote
6/22/05: WHO Starts Drive against Environmental Cancer Risk
6/22/05: Taiwan's Aboriginals Try to Preserve Traditional Life in Face of Urban Encroachment
6/22/05: Senate Approves Weaker, Voluntary Climate Change Plan
6/22/05: Tom Chappell Grows Tom's of Maine Into a National Company
6/22/05: In New Jersey, Solar Sells
6/21/05: EarthNews Radio: Sensible Seafood Choices
6/21/05: Novozymes Receives EPA Presidential Green Chemistry Award 2005
6/21/05: Valero and Sunoco in Consent Decree with US, Will Reduce Harmful Emissions by 44,000 Tons Annually
6/21/05: Dog Stew Diners Puzzled by Fuss over Whale Meat
6/21/05: Pro-Whaling Countries Gear Up for Vote on Limited Commercial Hunts
6/21/05: Alaska Natives Push for More Toxin Studies
6/21/05: Greenpeace Gives Golden Chainsaw to Brazil Tycoon
6/21/05: Private Space Group to Launch Solar Sail Orbiter
6/21/05: Natural Gas Backs Peruvian Power Play
6/21/05: A Decade Ago, Massive Hog Waste Spill Inspired Industry Reforms
6/21/05: High-Tech Recycling: It's a Trashy Future
6/21/05: Roanoke's Maple Leaf Bakery To Take Clean Air Measures
6/21/05: Mass. Trees Attacked by Two Moth Species
6/21/05: Office of Surface Mining Delays Changes to Buffer Zone Rule
6/21/05: EU Approves Plan for Industrial Carbon Dioxide Trading Rights for Greece
6/21/05: Mexican Nabbed Smuggling Tiger Cubs from U.S.
6/21/05: Arsenic-Eating Fern Holds Hope for Tainted Soils
6/21/05: Venezuela Targets Another Farm of UK Cattle Rancher
6/21/05: Group Sets Benchmarks To Evaluate Boston Harbor's Health
6/21/05: Senate Agrees to Energy Tax Package
6/21/05: Sierra Nevada Growth To Bring More Congestion, Development, Report Says
6/21/05: Wildlife Crowds Around Arctic Telescope
6/20/05: Wind Power Project Stirs Controversy on Cape Cod
6/20/05: Nissan to Build Altima Hybrid in 2006
6/20/05: Fetzer Valley Oaks Estate Grown Organic Olive Oil Available on Web
6/20/05: New Reports Pinpoint Climate Options for Building, Electricity Sectors
6/20/05: USC, Partner to Study Fuel Cell Technology
6/20/05: Africanized Bees Spotted in SW Arkansas
6/20/05: Victor Wouk, Called the Father of the Modern Hybrid Car, Dies in New York at Age 86
6/20/05: For Foundering Alaska Village, Bridge Seen as Lifeline
6/20/05: Water Conflict Heats Up as Spain Parches with No Oasis in Sight
6/20/05: African Growth Needs a Stable Climate -- An ENN Commentary
6/20/05: Conservation and Culture to Clash at Whaling Forum
6/20/05: Connecticut Military Base Closing Threatens Environment
6/20/05: U.S. Resists Strong Summit Language on Global Warming
6/20/05: Thriving Bald Eagles May Lose Protection
6/20/05: Critics Protest Biotechnology Industry Organization Convention
6/20/05: Stonyfield Farm Yogurt President Oversees Natural Fast-Food Restaurant Chain
6/20/05: Energy Bill Adds Hatch Tax Break for Hybrids
6/17/05: Abbott Sponsors Youth Policy Summit on Child and Adolescent Obesity and Nutrition in America
6/17/05: ENN Weekly: June 13th - 17th
6/17/05: Few in Connecticut Using Renewable Energy
6/17/05: Calif. Scientists Plan to Kill Barred Owls
6/17/05: Mosquito Onslaught Plagues Anchorage Residents
6/17/05: Court Orders Protection for Pacific Right Whales
6/17/05: Draft G8 Communique Takes Only Mild Stance on Illegal Logging
6/17/05: Use Them or Lose Them, Government Tells Ranchers with Grazing Leases
6/17/05: EPA Sets New Rules for Cleaner Air in Parks and Wilderness Areas
6/17/05: Alleged Clean Air Violations to Cost Oil Refineries Nearly $1 Billion in New Pollution Controls
6/17/05: ATV Riders Take to Missouri Streams
6/17/05: Seattle's Recycling Plan Gears Up To Help the Planet
6/17/05: Tourism Sector Calls for Lower Electricity Charges
6/17/05: Mazda Finds Ways to Recycle Bumper Materials for New Cars
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6/16/05: U.S. Forest Service nears complex land swap involving six counties, three national forests
6/16/05: Logging of salvage timber to begin again in Biscuit Fire area
6/16/05: ENN Forum: Our Readers Speak
6/16/05: Power Plant Cleanups Put in Doubt by Appeals Court Ruling
6/16/05: The Growing Plastic Wasteberg -- An ENN Commentary
6/16/05: Democrats Say White House again Cozy with Big Oil
6/16/05: EarthNews Radio: Plastic Wrap Alternative
6/16/05: Mexican, U.S. Researchers Identify New Species and Family of Catfish in Mexico River
6/16/05: Inuit to File Anti-U.S. Climate Petition
6/16/05: Office Depot and The Nature Conservancy Employ New Boreal Ecologist
6/16/05: New Laws Make Antarctic Polluters Liable
6/16/05: G8 Draft Climate Text Watered Down
6/16/05: Senate Approves Ethanol Mandate for Gasoline as Part of Energy Bill
6/16/05: Dim the Lights and Turn Up the Thermostat
6/16/05: N.H. Firm Carves Niche Selling Pasteurized Chicken Manure as Organic Fertilizer
6/16/05: Old Tires Help Produce Cement
6/15/05: EarthNews Radio: Plastic Wrap Alternative
6/15/05: Office Depot and The Nature Conservancy Employ New Boreal Ecologist
6/15/05: Pricing Paradise By the Gallon
6/15/05: White House Official Singled Out for Editing Climate Reports to Work for Exxon Mobil
6/15/05: Tsunami Pushes Leatherback Turtles Towards Brink
6/15/05: Raw-Food Fervor Starting to Sprout
6/15/05: Firm Expands PC Recycling
6/15/05: Senate Panel Rebuffs House Call for Interim Nuclear Waste Storage
6/15/05: Loggers, Environmentalists Square Off Over Landmark Australian $6.36 Million Lawsuit
6/15/05: Senate Proposes Broader Energy Tax Package than Passed by House
6/15/05: Thirty Percent of Ireland's Rivers Polluted with Sewage or Fertilizer, Study Finds
6/15/05: Four Rare Giant Catfish Released into Cambodian River after Years in Captivity
6/15/05: EarthNews Radio: People's Grocery
6/15/05: China to Watch Others on Climate Change Action
6/15/05: Brazil Army to Divert River in Disputed Project
6/15/05: Feds to Vote on Ocean Trawling Plan
6/15/05: Sweden Calls for World Ban on PFOS Chemical
6/14/05: EarthNews Radio: People's Grocery
6/14/05: House Committee to Subpoena Worker in Yucca Mountain Investigation
6/14/05: WWF Says Japan Scientific Whaling a Sham
6/14/05: Texas Supreme Court Announces Ruling in Texas Environmental Cleanup Case
6/14/05: U.S. Mayors Agree to Adhere to Kyoto Pact
6/14/05: Rare Cave Crawfish Spurs Environment Study
6/14/05: Farmer Cuts Herbicide Bill by Adding Soybean Oil to His Weed Killers
6/14/05: Study Shows Fertilizers Harm Freshwater Lakes
6/14/05: U.S. Senate Begins Debate on Energy Bill on Tuesday
6/14/05: Coming Clean in Chesapeake Virginia
6/14/05: A Grizzly Situation for Wyoming Farmers, Residents: Ecosystem is Close By
6/14/05: Panama Banana Growers Fear EU Tariffs May Spell End
6/14/05: Market Operates in Environmentally Friendly Building
6/14/05: Ford's Amazon Rubber Town Dreams of a Brighter Future
6/13/05: Texas Supreme Court Announces Ruling in Texas Environmental Cleanup Case
6/13/05: Spain's Worst Drought in Six Decades Prompts Debate over Water Resources
6/13/05: EarthNews Radio: Wildflowers
6/13/05: After Years of Drought, Rising Water is Enlarging, Changing Utah's Great Salt Lake
6/13/05: Endangered Condors Soar Over Grand Canyon
6/13/05: U.S. Senate Panel Delays Lawn Mower Clean Air Plans
6/13/05: Who Owns the Earth? -- An ENN Commentary
6/13/05: Feds to Seek End of Federal Protection for Grizzlies in Yellowstone Area
6/13/05: Ex-Lobbyist Leaves White House Environmental Job
6/13/05: Indians Near Jungle Highway Fear Pavement Will Destroy Their Way of Life
6/13/05: Senate Moving Toward Adding Climate Provisions to Energy Bill
6/13/05: Hong Kong Disneyland to Tell Customers about Environmental Harm of Shark Fin Soup
6/13/05: Snowmaking Upheld; Court Fight Next for Arizona Snowbowl
6/13/05: Rebates Encourage Businesses to Try Alternative Sources of Energy
6/13/05: U.S. Microbics Ventures into Mexico, Will Provide Spanish Website
6/10/05: Yamaha Motor Company Subsidizes Eco-Commuting
6/10/05: Bank of America Receives 2005 Climate Champion Award
6/10/05: EarthNews Radio: Wildflowers
6/10/05: Terruride Bluegrass Festival to Feature Renewable, Corn-Based Serviceware
6/10/05: ENN Weekly: June 6th - 10th
6/10/05: Group Sounds Alarm Over Trapped Dolphins
6/10/05: River Cleanup Activists Count Their Blessings
6/10/05: Massachusetts Governor Declares Red Tide a Disaster
6/10/05: Policy Debate: Power Plants on Navajo Land
6/10/05: Climate Changes Spur Plan for Alaska Village Move
6/10/05: California Forest Cameras Snoop on Wildlife
6/10/05: Researchers Say New Deep Sea Rules Needed
6/10/05: India 'Boom' an Environmental Disaster, Author Says
6/10/05: Goodbye to a Sea Giant
6/10/05: Ethanol's Sweet Allure
6/9/05: ENN Forum Review: Our Readers Speak
6/9/05: Baxter Testifies Before Congress About Business Benefits of Climate Change Initiatives
6/9/05: Bush Administration Defends Former Oil Industry Advocate Who Changed Climate Reports
6/9/05: U.S. Virgin Islands Government Sues Oil Refinery, Alumina Plant for Damaging Environment
6/9/05: MIT Looks to Help Solve World's Energy Woes
6/9/05: California Farmers Say Relief is Needed to Save Family Farms
6/9/05: Herring are Depleted, but Not 'Endangered'
6/9/05: Mexican Volcano Rumbles Back to Life
6/9/05: Fishing Nets Kill 1,000 Marine Mammals Daily
6/9/05: Survey Concludes Scientific Misbehavior Is Common
6/9/05: Avoiding Health Risks from PBDEs -- An ENN Commentary
6/9/05: Head of U.N.'s Food Agency Praises Blair's Africa Plan
6/9/05: Border Patrol Horses Get Special Feed that Helps Protect Desert Ecosystem
6/9/05: Coalition Urges UN Curbs on Harmful Ocean Sounds
6/9/05: Scientists Believe Insect Would Kill Coca Crops
6/8/05: US Investors Support Global Warming Resolution with General Motors
6/8/05: Suncor Energy Releases 2005 Report on Sustainability
6/8/05: Scientists Nudge Fish Closer to Extinction
6/8/05: Editorial: Ethanol Use as Fuel is Burning Money
6/8/05: Montana to Fight Spread of Noxious Weeds
6/8/05: U.S. Proposes Allowing Fish Farming up to 200 Miles off Coasts
6/8/05: Families to Donate Land to Park District
6/8/05: World Scientists Say Humans Causing Global Warming
6/8/05: Borneo Lowland Forests Face Extinction
6/8/05: Whales are Big Business in Cape Cod's Waters
6/8/05: Bamboo Fabric May Be 'Next Big Thing' in Textiles
6/7/05: EarthNews Radio: Food Services for a Sustainable Future
6/7/05: Modine Wins DaimlerChrysler Contracts to Meet Tighter Heavy-Duty Truck Emission Standards
6/7/05: Followers Leading the Leaders
6/7/05: Followers Leading the Leaders -- An ENN Commentary
6/7/05: Lynx Making a Comeback in Minnesota
6/7/05: Water Leads to Clash of Cultures in Colorado
6/7/05: Innovative Farming Methods Save Money, Spare the Environment
6/7/05: Alternative Fuels Push to Benefit Alaska
6/7/05: Cultivating the Power of Nature's Call
6/7/05: Scientists, Politicians Gather in Sweden to Discuss Antarctic Environment
6/7/05: First Shipment of Cold War-Era Radioactive Waste from Ohio Plant Leaves for Texas
6/7/05: Red Tide Hits Martha's Vineyard Shellfish
6/7/05: Report Says Malaysia's Johor State Needs $263 Million to Clean Up Its Rivers
6/7/05: International Research Group Calls for Reductions in Cod Fishing in North Sea
6/7/05: Groups Seek More Protection for Shorebird
6/7/05: Group Sues to Protect Alaska Sea Otters
6/7/05: Followers Leading the Leaders -- An ENN Commentary
6/7/05: Dolphins Protect Their Snouts With Sponges
6/7/05: China Says Water Pollution So Severe that Cities Could Lack Safe Supplies
6/6/05: Mohawk Paper to Use Wind Power
6/6/05: International Experts Tackle Sustainability Issues in Floral Sector
6/6/05: California Collects Stamp Fees to Boost Sportfishing, but Keeps Funds on the Hook
6/6/05: Al Gore Urges World Mayors to Take Action to Fight Global Warming
6/6/05: Scientists to Breed 'Test Tube' Sharks
6/6/05: U.N. Urges 'Green' Planning for Burgeoning Cities
6/6/05: Rattlesnakes Thrive in Iowa Prairie
6/6/05: Urban Dwellers Mainly Cause Global Warning, but See Little of It
6/6/05: Researchers Look at Role of Fish in Coal-Bed Methane Debate
6/6/05: Permafrost May Be Shrinking Arctic Lakes
6/6/05: Mayors from Around World Sign 'Urban Environmental Accords'
6/6/05: Study Looks at Yellowstone Roads, Bison
6/6/05: New Logging Permits Banned in Amazon State with Rampant Deforestation
6/6/05: Britain Promises to Make G-8 Summit Environmentally Friendly
6/6/05: MFC Plans First 'Social Responsibility' Fund
6/6/05: Star Wars Spoof Touts Organic Produce, Angers Conventional Farmers
6/3/05: ARAMARK Supports World Environment Day Through Environmental Initiatives
6/3/05: Apple Announces iPod Recycling at US Retail Stores
6/3/05: ENN Weekly: May 30th - June 3rd
6/3/05: Rescuers Herd 74 Whales Back to Sea off Australia's West Coast
6/3/05: Red Tide Continues Southward Expansion
6/3/05: A Call for Action to Save Forests through Cooperation -- An ENN Commentary
6/3/05: Commission Reports on Effects of Depleted Uranium on Bosnia's Environment
6/3/05: Brazil Police Arrest 78 Officials and Businessmen in Crackdown on Illegal Logging
6/3/05: Experts Are Listening to Grand Canyon
6/3/05: San Francisco Hosts World Environment Day -- 'Green Cities: Where the Future Lives'
6/3/05: China Reports More Cities Suffering Acid Rain, Rivers and Lakes Polluted
6/3/05: State-Sought Ethanol Waivers Rejected by EPA
6/3/05: Brazil Police Arrest 78 Officials and Businessmen in Crackdown on Illegal Logging
6/3/05: Lawmakers Want to Save More Farms
6/3/05: Business Aims to Eliminate E-Waste
6/2/05: Dell to Increase Commitment to Used Computer Recovery
6/2/05: ENN Forum Review: Our Readers Speak
6/2/05: U.S. Urges Japan to Stop Killing Whales, Says Any Expansion in Kills Unacceptable
6/2/05: EarthTalk: Sunbathing and Skin Cancer
6/2/05: Florida Approves a Deal to Avert Oil Drilling off the Coast
6/2/05: Schwarzenegger Unveils California Plan to Fight Global Warming
6/2/05: Western Drought Further Jeopardizing Endangered Wildlife
6/2/05: Federal Judge Finds Phosphorus Discharges Violate Everglades Cleanup Settlement
6/2/05: Wet Winter Triggered California Landslide, Expert Says
6/2/05: Government Investigating Engine Stalling in Toyota Prius
6/2/05: Brewery Supplements Profits with Energy Savings
6/2/05: Entrepreneur Focuses on Environment
6/1/05: National Semiconductor's Products to be Lead-Free in 2006
6/1/05: Helping the Environment Around the Office
6/1/05: New Society Publishers Announces that it is Carbon Neutral
6/1/05: EarthNews Radio: Equal Exchange Interfaith Coffee Program
6/1/05: EarthNews Radio: Equal Exchange Interfaith Coffee Program
6/1/05: Evidence Showing Harm to Whales Withheld by Bush Administration
6/1/05: Australian Animal Rights Group to Appeal Decision in Japanese Whaling Case
6/1/05: Fighting Sprawl, Virginia Town Seeks to Save Past
6/1/05: University to Research Sound Effects on Dolphins
6/1/05: Council Mulling Moratorium on Black Coral Harvest Convenes for Three-Day Meeting
6/1/05: Large Calcite Formation Found in New Mexico Cave
6/1/05: Ecuador Lifts Galapagos Sea Cucumber Fishing Ban
6/1/05: U.N. Training Iraqis in Jordan to Measure Radiation from Depleted Uranium
6/1/05: Italian 'Eco-Mafia' Booms, Outstrips Economy
6/1/05: Agronomists Import Wasps to Help Wipe Out Grapevine Pest
6/1/05: SUV Drivers Reconsider
6/1/05: Capitalism Colored Green at Small Business School
5/31/05: Environmental groups, Eugene councilors want old-growth logging stopped in the McKenzie watershed
5/31/05: Tajik Leader Urges More International Aid for Shrinking Aral Sea
5/31/05: Saving Energy a Cool Idea in Hot Weather
5/31/05: Great Lakes Soil Probed for Helpful Fungi
5/31/05: Mountain Lion Research Continues in South Dakota
5/31/05: Weyerhaeuser Executive, Descendant Urges Colorado to Recycle More
5/31/05: Wildlife Officials to Kill 4,000 Cormorants
5/31/05: Hurricane Season Could Renew Global Warming Debate
5/31/05: Base Closings Leave Behind Large Swaths of Pollution
5/31/05: A Highway through the Amazon Promises Riches, but Some Fear Ecological Catastrophe
5/31/05: Weyerhaeuser Executive, Descendant Urges Colorado to Recycle More
5/31/05: A Highway through the Amazon Promises Riches, but Some Fear Ecological Catastrophe
5/31/05: Aquarium's New Display Seeks to Inspire Conservation
5/31/05: Massachusetts Man Promotes Vegetable Oil Fuels for Autos
5/27/05: U.S. Officials Seek Comments on Bull Trout
5/27/05: Day of Reckoning Nears for Japan on Whaling Body
5/27/05: Chesapeake Bay Grasses Recover in North
5/27/05: Senate Advances Energy Bill, Including Federal Authority Over LNG Sites
5/27/05: How Do Our Gardens Grow? Researchers Find a Clue
5/27/05: Water Quality in Rivers, Lakes Worsening, EU Report Finds
5/27/05: Biotech Food Debate Spices Up U.S. Scientist Meeting
5/27/05: Study Says Raw Sewage Killing Coral Reefs
5/27/05: Global Warming Will Increase World Hunger
5/27/05: Inside the World of Nonprofit Finance
5/27/05: Greenpeace Castigates Singapore Timber Giant for Action in China
5/27/05: Conference Explores Benefits of 'Green' Construction Methods
5/26/05: Legendary Album Covers Re-Imagined on Environmentally Responsible Papers
5/26/05: Wildflower Feared Extinct Found in California
5/26/05: Bush Visits Gas Station that Sells Hydrogen Fuel for Cars
5/26/05: Covertly Placed Water-Quality Monitoring Devices Cause Friction Between States
5/26/05: Need to Curb Appetite for Bushmeat -- An ENN Commentary
5/26/05: World Needs More than Sea Walls to Stop Floods
5/26/05: EarthNews Radio: ForesTrade
5/26/05: China's Yellow River Plagued by Pollution
5/26/05: Albanian Swaps Rare, 800 Kg Turtle for Mercedes
5/26/05: New Program Aims to Reduce Alarming Destruction of Global Forests by Ten Percent Annually
5/26/05: Senate Bill Would Double Ethanol Use in Gasoline to Eight Billion Gallons a Year
5/26/05: Nicaragua Enticing Budget Travelers and Real Estate Developers
5/26/05: Policy Debate Over Power Plants on Navajo Land
5/25/05: General Mills Awards
5/25/05: EarthNews Radio: Forestrade
5/25/05: Arctic Leaders Appeal Over Global Warming
5/25/05: Soot Levels in London Air Breach EU Pollution Law
5/25/05: Lead Still North American Pollution Danger
5/25/05: Catalina Bald Eagle Program Faces Cuts
5/25/05: Solar Power Profitability: BP Solar
5/25/05: Experts Tout Wolf Breeding Breakthrough
5/25/05: Tanzania Scrap Contract with Water Supply Firm in Dispute over Quality of Services
5/25/05: House Calls for Temporary Storage of Nuclear Waste at Federal Sites
5/25/05: Waste Not, Want Not as Villagers Pioneer Use of Biogas in Cambodia
5/25/05: Canada Says Seal Population Growing Despite Hunt
5/25/05: Tanzania Scrap Contract with Water Supply Firm in Dispute over Quality of Services
5/25/05: Drivers Lining up for Converted Restaurant Oil to Fuel Vehicles
5/25/05: Save the River, St. Lawrence Seaway Developers Debate
5/25/05: Hybrid Cars Jump Past Electric Ones
5/25/05: Canada: Almost 1 million seals killed in 3 years
5/25/05: Seeking to halt Biscuit timber sale
5/24/05: Solar Power Profitability: BP Solar
5/24/05: Alcoa Recognized at Industrial Energy Technology Conference
5/24/05: Efforts to Protect Shorebird Continue
5/24/05: Satellites Used to Aid Vanishing Guatemala Jaguars
5/24/05: Environmental Crusader Marc Lappe Dies at 62
5/24/05: EarthNews Radio: Art and Nature
5/24/05: Dissident Shareholders Push Exxon Mobil on Global Warming
5/24/05: On Beyond Organic: Buying Direct from Farmers
5/24/05: Rare Wayward Manatee Entertains Texans as it Frolics
5/24/05: India to Set up Home for Tigers
5/24/05: Disney in Hot Water over Hong Kong Shark's Fin Soup
5/24/05: Bush Says New EPA Chief will Put Science at Heart of Environmental Policy
5/24/05: Australia Working to Prevent Resumption of Commercial Whaling
5/24/05: Disney in Hot Water over Hong Kong Shark's Fin Soup
5/24/05: Miners, Environmentalists Stand at the Ready as Interest in Coal Reignites
5/24/05: Greenpeace Slams High-Tech Firms for 'E-Waste' in China
5/24/05: On-Ramp to the Hydrogen Highway
5/23/05: LOHAS 9 Conference -- A Success in Bringing Forth Social Responsibility & Healthy Living
5/23/05: EarthNews Radio: Art and Nature
5/23/05: ExxonMobil Faces Shareholder Resolutions on Climate Change
5/23/05: Students chart slow demise of aspen trees
5/23/05: Artificial snow plan criticized
5/23/05: Bonaire Teens Reconstruct Skeleton of Whale Impaled by Cruise Ship
5/23/05: Taiwan President Marks Anniversary by Recycling Paper as Poll Ratings Drop
5/23/05: Brazil Losing Fight to Save the Amazon
5/23/05: Farallon Islands Form Teeming Wildlife Haven West of San Francisco
5/23/05: Quality Angling Tied to Conservation -- An ENN Commentary
5/23/05: Jordan, Israel, Palestinians Agree on Action to Save Shrinking Dead Sea
5/23/05: Groundbreaking Wave Power Electricity Project to Be Built off Portugal
5/23/05: Advisory Group Recommends Five-Year Ban on Harvesting Black Coral
5/23/05: System Unveiled that Changes Hog Waste into Clean Water
5/23/05: Federal Grand Jury Subpoenas Documents from DuPont on Teflon Chemical
5/23/05: Red Tide Creeps Along New England's Coast; Seen as Area's Worst Since 1993
5/23/05: Ecotourism Conference to Be a Carbon-Neutral Gathering
5/20/05: American Water's Environmental Grant Program Funds Three Pennsylvania
5/20/05: India Tiger Body Calls for Tough Anti-Poaching Steps
5/20/05: Disposable and Reusable Diapers Have Same Environmental Impact
5/20/05: Cornell to Launch Five-Year Study on Coyotes
5/20/05: New Monkey Species Found in Tanzania
5/20/05: World's Biodiversity Declining at an Alarming Rate
5/20/05: EPA Does About-Face, Won't Allow Partial Treatment at Sewage Plants in Storms
5/20/05: ENN Weekly: May 16th - 20th
5/20/05: Environmentalists Lose Appeal against Scripps
5/20/05: Business Group Supports LNG
5/20/05: Sustainable Economy This Week
5/20/05: Worldwide Coastal Cleanup Bags 4,000 Tons of Debris
5/20/05: Indonesia Eyes Quick Tsunami Warning by End of 2006
5/19/05: ENN Forum Review: Our Readers Speak
5/19/05: SafeNet Begins Shipping Environmentally Friendly Software Protection Keys
5/19/05: Pueblo Halts Mining Lawsuit
5/19/05: Environmental Activists Unfurl Giant Banner at Vienna Oil Refinery
5/19/05: Japan, South Korea Discuss Fisheries, Territorial Waters
5/19/05: Checks by Italian Environmental Agencies Show Vatican Radio Emissions within Limits
5/19/05: A Reader Responds to 'America's Other Trade Deficit'
5/19/05: India Says 114 Tigers Killed by Poachers from 1999 to 2003
5/19/05: U.S. States Sue EPA over Mercury Trading Rules
5/19/05: Scientists Unveil Earthquake Forecast
5/19/05: Amazon Destruction Accelerating in Brazil
5/19/05: Authorities Plan to Restrict Off-Road Vehicles in Western U.S.
5/19/05: Profiles of Three Wind Energy Firms
5/19/05: Caribbean Farmers Find Growing, Marketing Organic Crops a Tough Row to Hoe
5/18/05: Region hails new salamander species
5/18/05: New Salamander Species Identified
5/18/05: Mount Rainier Ranked Third Most Dangerous Volcano
5/18/05: On Beyond Organic: Is Organic Elitist?
5/18/05: Dawning of the New Nuclear Age
5/18/05: Senators Seek Bipartisan Energy Bill with No Showstoppers
5/18/05: Park at World's Southern Tip Recovers from Chile Fire
5/18/05: Aging Sewer Systems Fouling Great Lakes
5/18/05: Groups Seek Tougher EPA Rules on Mercury from Power Plants
5/18/05: Cash Incentives Needed to Save Rain Forests
5/18/05: EarthNews Radio: Bike to Work Day
5/18/05: Agritourism Grows as Cash Crop
5/18/05: Anheuser-Busch Issues Annual Environmental Report
5/18/05: EarthNews Radio: Bike to Work Day
5/18/05: Canadian Vineyard First Winery Worldwide to Earn LEED Certification
5/17/05: Logging, wildlife plans at odds
5/17/05: EarthNews Radio: Water Follies
5/17/05: Blackburn Ventures Invests in EnviroClean
5/17/05: U.S. Mayors Support Global Warming Treaty
5/17/05: Cities, Water Agencies Argue over Basin Uses
5/17/05: Solar and Wind Energy Potential -- An ENN Commentary
5/17/05: Aviary to Send Rare Bird Eggs to Russia
5/17/05: U.N. Climate Talks Start Hunt for Kyoto Successor
5/17/05: Japanese Court Revokes Freeze on Government's Land Reclamation Project
5/17/05: Report Warns Oil Spill Funds Will Be Empty by 2009
5/17/05: Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano a Big Polluter
5/17/05: More Imported Trash Finding Its Way to Virginia
5/17/05: Lower Price of E85 Fuel Catches Consumers' Attention
5/17/05: Indonesia Will Seek out-of-Court Settlement in Newmont Pollution Case
5/16/05: EarthNews Radio: Bikes to Transit
5/16/05: Invasive Wood-Killing Wasp Found in N.Y.
5/16/05: Crowded India Cities Face Conflict on Cows
5/16/05: On 100th Anniversary, Western Hemisphere's Last Island Penal Colony Welcomes New Prisoners
5/16/05: Plan to Drain Lake in North Dakota Nears Completion, but Canada Has Environmental Concerns
5/16/05: Tsunami Rebuilding Stalls as Survivors Confront Government Delays, Political Squabbling
5/16/05: Rare Mexican Gray Wolf Caught in N.M. Trap
5/16/05: Future Unclear on $2 Billion-a-Year U.S. Land Reserve
5/16/05: U.N. to Start Marathon in Bonn to Widen Kyoto
5/16/05: As Chinese Living Standards Rise, So Does Demand for Decent Toilets
5/16/05: U.N. Official Urges Southeast Europe to Work to Prevent Environment Mining Accidents
5/16/05: California Judge Sides with Conservationists Opposed to Building Thousands of Homes Near Tahoe
5/16/05: NZ Greens Considering Consumer Boycott over Japan's Plans for Expanded Whale Hunt
5/16/05: Portuguese Police Investigated Real Estate Deal Approved by Prime Minister
5/13/05: Swiss wrap glacier to slow ice melt
5/13/05: Gas Prices Starting to Ease
5/13/05: ENN Weekly: May 9th - 13th
5/13/05: Chicago Zoo Probed After Three Monkeys Die
5/13/05: NYC Officials Battle Longhorned Beetles
5/13/05: Studies Show Sealants Protect against Arsenic in Wooden Playgrounds, Decks
5/13/05: Mexican Environmental Official Slams Pipeline Maintenance, Says Closure of Ducts Possible
5/13/05: Man Tries to Revive Honeybee Population
5/13/05: Interim Storage Needed to Supplement Yucca Mountain Nuclear Dump, House Subcommittee Says
5/13/05: In School Cafeterias, Trash Piling High Despite Recycling Efforts
5/13/05: U.S. Virgin Islands Should Use Caribbean Sun, Switch to Solar Energy, Says Official
5/13/05: Chicago Zoo Probed After Three Monkeys Die
5/13/05: Pesticide Appearing in Watershed
5/13/05: Ocean Trade Increasing, Say Participants in Miami, Fla., Trade Conference
5/13/05: Ameren to Spend up to $1.4 Billion on Pollution Control over Four Years
5/12/05: EarthNews Radio: Cheetahs in Danger
5/12/05: ENN Forum Review: Our Readers Speak
5/12/05: EPA Says Toxic Pollution Levels Fall Six Percent
5/12/05: New Species of Rodent Found in Laos
5/12/05: Dozens of Closed Military Bases are on EPA's Superfund List of Worst Toxic Waste Sites
5/12/05: Developers Going out on a Limb for Trees
5/12/05: Hiking the Far Side of Puerto Rico's Caribbean National Forest
5/12/05: German Cabinet Approves Tax Breaks for Diesel Cars with Soot Filters
5/12/05: Court Backs Cheney on Energy Meetings
5/12/05: You Make the Difference! -- An ENN Commentary
5/12/05: Project Bringing Eagles Back to Ireland
5/12/05: Bahrain Adds Sea Horse-Shaped Island to Odd Collection of Manmade Gulf Archipelago
5/12/05: Salmon Farm Escapees Threaten Wild Cousins, WWF Says
5/12/05: Backpackers Flock to Rebuild Thai Party Island
5/12/05: Bahrain Adds Sea Horse-Shaped Island to Odd Collection of Manmade Gulf Archipelago
5/12/05: Fishing Industry Suffering as Salmon Runs Drastically Drop
5/11/05: World Fair Trade Day is May 14
5/11/05: U.S. & European Investors Tackle Climate Change
5/11/05: Ohio Officials Hope Chestnut Trees Revive
5/11/05: EPA to Sample Dust from 150 NYC Buildings Due to Sept. 11 Attacks
5/11/05: Poachers Poison Five Rhinos in S. Africa Reserve
5/11/05: Tests Show Normal Levels of Heavy Metals in Villagers Close to Newmont Mine
5/11/05: Wind Energy Part of a Sustainable Future
5/11/05: Hatcheries May Be Releasing Pollutants along with Fish
5/11/05: Court Tells EPA to Stop Tracking Releases of Widely Used Chemical Solvent
5/11/05: Climate Change is 'All about Our Money,' Big Investors Say
5/11/05: Gamble in the Desert -- 'Green' Diesel from Natural Gas Could Cut City Smog
5/11/05: China's Environmental Agency Warns Local Officials against Shielding Pollutors
5/11/05: EarthNews Radio: Farm to School Programs
5/11/05: EPA Drops Regulatory Effort on Lead Paint Exposures
5/11/05: Tests Show Normal Levels of Heavy Metals in Villagers Close to Newmont Mine
5/11/05: Court Tells EPA to Stop Tracking Releases of Widely Used Chemical Solvent
5/11/05: Wind Power Industry Gaining Ground across U.S.
5/11/05: Investors at U.N. Convention Pledge $1 Billion in Clean Energy
5/10/05: ENN Polls Reveal Opinions and Attitudes about the Environment
5/10/05: U.N. Headquarters Hosts 'Climate Neutral' Event
5/10/05: EarthNews Radio: Hemp-Based Foods
5/10/05: U.N. Headquarters Hosts 'Climate Neutral' Event
5/10/05: China’s GM rice ‘out of control’
5/10/05: DuPont Settles Charges over Pollutant
5/10/05: The Solar Store Helps Central Oregon Shine in Renewable Energy Resources
5/10/05: India to Set up Tsunami Alert System by Sept. 2007
5/10/05: Environmentalists Crank up Heat on Utilities
5/10/05: Maryland Researchers Predict Bad Year for Fish-Threatening Algae
5/10/05: On Beyond Organic: Fishing for Seafood Truth
5/10/05: Time is Energy -- An ENN Commentary
5/10/05: Shanghai Mulls Factory Shutdowns, Curbs on Air Conditioner Use to Battle Power Shortages
5/10/05: Brazil May Miss Chance to Build Tourism, Industry Experts Say
5/10/05: Federal Judge Says California Antismog Agency May Enforce Rules on Public Vehicles
5/10/05: Report Says British Flora Faces Extinction
5/10/05: Brazil May Miss Chance to Build Tourism, Industry Experts Say
5/10/05: Alaska-Yukon Rail Link Could Boost Economies, but Some Canadians are Suspicious
5/10/05: Seed Industry Says One-Billionth Acre of Biotech Seed Has Been Planted
5/9/05: Socially Responsible Investing: FTSE4Good Index Series
5/9/05: Xerox to Cut Greenhouse Emissions by 10%
5/9/05: Socially Responsible Investing: FTSE4Good Index Series
5/9/05: EarthNews Radio: Cultural Diversity
5/9/05: Xerox to Cut Greenhouse Emissions by 10%
5/9/05: Crocodiles Put Australia Rangers on High Alert
5/9/05: Yellowstone Rated High for Eruption Threat
5/9/05: Puerto Rico Draws up Proposal to Eradicate and Control Non-Native Monkeys
5/9/05: Pakistani, Indian Officials Begin Talks on Second Disputed Dam in Kashmir
5/9/05: Dairy Cows Pass Gas, but How Much?
5/9/05: Used Cooking Oil Might Be Fuel for Higher Profits at American Biofuels
5/9/05: Mining Damage Far from 'Minimal," Environmentalist Lawyers Tell Court
5/9/05: As Pace of Logging Picks up, Some in North Woods are Alarmed
5/9/05: Dairy Cows Pass Gas, but How Much?
5/9/05: Used Cooking Oil Might Be Fuel for Higher Profits at American Biofuels
5/9/05: Coastal Federation Lobbyist Hopeful on Oyster Restoration Program Funding
5/9/05: Green Cleaning
5/9/05: GE to Unveil New Environmental Initiative
5/6/05: U.S. Green Building Council Helps Builders and Companies Go Green
5/6/05: University Initiative Urges Students Not to Dump Usable Items
5/6/05: Trout Unlimited Advocates Renewal of Mine Cleanup Fund
5/6/05: Tsunami Brings Better Treatment for Thai Stray Dogs
5/6/05: Poll Finds Brazilians Fear Riches May Spark Invasion
5/6/05: Road Building to Be Allowed on National Forest 'Roadless' Areas
5/6/05: U.S. Looking Next Year to Join Global Treaty Banning World's Most Toxic Chemicals
5/6/05: ENN Weekly: May 2 - 6
5/6/05: Even Used, Some Prius Hybrid Cars Selling for above Sticker Price
5/6/05: Gasoline Would Be Cheaper if Oil Companies Used More Ethanol, Report Says
5/6/05: Bush Opens National Forests to Paving, Logging, Mining
5/6/05: Sustainable Economy This Week
5/6/05: EarthNews Radio Review
5/5/05: U.S. Green Building Council Helps Builders and Companies Go Green
5/5/05: EarthNews Radio: Organic Beauty Products
5/5/05: Columbia chinook return estimate slashed
5/5/05: Consumer Reports Launches Website for the Green Consumer
5/5/05: Impoverished Arkansas Delta Towns Hope 'Lord God' Bird Will Work an Economic Miracle
5/5/05: Park Closes Lake to Protect Rare Mollusk
5/5/05: Sharing Gas Tax Will Help Cities -- An ENN Commentary
5/5/05: New Zealand Mayor Slams Protesters for Leaving Animal Poison Near Water Supply
5/5/05: Three Snails Thought Extinct Discovered
5/5/05: Environmental Groups Say Removing Burned Trees from Montana Forest Could Harm Grizzly Bears
5/5/05: House Panel Boosts National Park Spending, Cuts Local Water Projects
5/5/05: Small Oil Company Touts Potentially Huge Discovery, Analysts Skeptical
5/5/05: NRC Chairman Says U.S. Needs 100 New Nuclear Power Plants across Country
5/4/05: Consumer Reports Launches Website for the Green Consumer
5/4/05: EarthNews Radio: Spices
5/4/05: Soybean Growers Brace for Insect Outbreak
5/4/05: Ask Umbra: This Mortal Soil
5/4/05: Myanmar Issues Regulations to Save Decimated Marine Turtle Population
5/4/05: Beached Dolphins Released into Waters off Florida
5/4/05: U.S. Energy Chief Wants Global Push for 'Clean Coal'
5/4/05: U.S. Zoo Considers Using Animal Waste as Energy Source
5/4/05: Early Alaska Wildfire Sparks Fears of Tough Season
5/4/05: Maine's Paper Mills Pass DEP Dioxin Tests
5/4/05: Smithfield Foods Receives Eight Environmental Awards
5/3/05: On Beyond Organic: 'Green' Flowers
5/3/05: Hunt's, Orville Redenbacher's to Launch Organic Products
5/3/05: Hunt's, Orville Redenbacher's to Launch Organic Products
5/3/05: EarthNews Radio: Hemp Industry Association
5/3/05: Hiking the Far Side of Puerto Rico's Caribbean National Forest
5/3/05: Elephant's Death to Renew U.S. Outcry over Zoos
5/3/05: New Jersey Beach, Wildlife Refuges Share Settlement from Company in Panama
5/3/05: Wild Pigs Killed to Save Santa Cruz Fox
5/3/05: Albatross Migration Attracts Celebrities, Punters
5/3/05: Interior Secretary Turns Down Request to Reduce Release of Colorado River Water
5/3/05: Ohio Lab Tests Solar Space Propulsion System
5/3/05: United Nations Meet to Seek Safer Ways to Kill Insect Pests
5/3/05: New Jersey Beach, Wildlife Refuges Share Settlement from Company in Panama
5/3/05: Developers Eye Land along Florida Everglades to Relieve Housing Shortage
5/3/05: Harvest from the Ashes
5/3/05: Texas Shrimpers Blame U.S. Government for Industry's Decline
5/2/05: Nesting Treasury Duck Becomes Tourist Attraction; Then It's Make Way for Ducklings
5/2/05: Mercury-Laden Clouds Threaten Utah
5/2/05: California Judge Rejects Challenge to Diesel Emission Rules
5/2/05: Government Researchers Locate Concentration of Lost Fishing Nets
5/2/05: America's Other Trade Deficit -- An ENN Commentary
5/2/05: Human Waste, an Unsavory Import, Raises Concerns Among Some Farmers in Southern California
5/2/05: China to Create Powerful New Energy Agency Headed by Top Economic Planner
5/2/05: Toxic Algae on Florida's Lake Okeechobee Jeopardizes $8.4 Billion Everglades Restoration
5/2/05: Midwest Research Projects Look to Hydrogen
5/2/05: Traveling Light: The Environmental Impact of Vacation Travel
5/2/05: Traveling Light: The Environmental Impact of Vacation Travel
5/2/05: California Judge Rejects Challenge to Diesel Emission Rules
5/2/05: China to Create Powerful New Energy Agency Headed by Top Economic Planner
5/2/05: Hybrid Catfish Nears Commercial Use
5/2/05: North Slope Oil Companies Gamble on Heavy Oil
4/30/05: Scientists Confirm Earth's Energy Is Out Of Balance
4/29/05: ENN Weekly: April 25 - 29
4/29/05: EPA Exceeds Mercury Cleanup Projection
4/29/05: Swedish Government Approves Congestion Tax for Stockholm on Trial Basis
4/29/05: Eskimo Villagers' Pro-Drilling Stance Wavering
4/29/05: What Would You Like to Hear About on EarthNews Radio?
4/29/05: Experts Say New Data Show Global Warming
4/29/05: Senate Confirms New EPA Chief
4/29/05: Professors Develop Spreadsheet to Help Farmers Allocate Water Supplies
4/29/05: Bar Harbor Chamber of Commerce Boosts Maine's Sustainable Tourism Potential
4/29/05: Petroleum Industry Funds Challenge to Benzene Study
4/29/05: In Love with Hybrids
4/29/05: Town Debates Plans for Liquefied Natural Gas Import Terminal
4/29/05: Mexican Environmentalist Jailed on Defamation Charges
4/29/05: Exploding Toads May Have Been Pecked by Birds for Their Livers, Veterinarian Says
4/28/05: Ivory Billed Woodpecker, Feared Extinct, Isn't
4/28/05: Air Pollution Lower, Still a Threat, Report Says
4/28/05: Standing Room Only at New Australian Cemetery
4/28/05: Republicans Plan Vote to Overcome Democrat's Block on EPA Nominee
4/28/05: Bush Touts Technology to Solve Energy Problems, Admits Being Powerless to Curb Prices
4/28/05: JPMorgan Chase Joins Effort To Save Endangered Forests And Stop Global Warming
4/28/05: New Environment-Friendly Technology Developed
4/28/05: University Mulls Proposal to Grow Gilia for Developer
4/28/05: Cousteau Grandson Backs Windmill Park Plan
4/28/05: Turning Rotten Garbage into Gold
4/28/05: ENN Presents 'Sky Tour'
4/28/05: Gorilla Gossip Scotched by Ugandan Reappearance
4/28/05: High Court Rules Farmers Can Sue Dow, Pesticide Makers for Crop Destruction
4/28/05: Right-Wingers Running Full Court Press -- An ENN Commentary
4/28/05: Zoo Reverses Vasectomy on Bush Dog
4/28/05: Oregon Latest State to Consider Banning Foie Gras
4/28/05: High Court Rules Farmers Can Sue Dow, Pesticide Makers for Crop Destruction
4/28/05: SBC California Joins the California Climate Action Registry
4/27/05: Office Depot Garners Outstanding Recycling Retailer Award
4/27/05: EarthNews Radio: Master Gardeners International Conference
4/27/05: Office Depot Garners Outstanding Recycling Retailer Award
4/27/05: Exploding Toads in a Hamburg Pond Baffle Scientists
4/27/05: Taiwan Gets Tough on Trash as Space Runs Out
4/27/05: Many Old Computers Put to Use Again, Study Finds
4/27/05: Ameren is Asked to Press Fight on Global Warming
4/27/05: Tough Environmental Rules for New Housing Complexes
4/27/05: Forestry Now Florida's Economic Heavyweight
4/27/05: U.S. Government Agrees to Consider Federal Protection for Two Rare Plants in U.S. Virgin Islands
4/27/05: Greenpeace Plans Arctic Trek to Highlight Warming
4/27/05: Bush to Propose Oil Refineries at Ex-Military Bases
4/27/05: Wind Energy Industry Sets Sails for Good Year during 2005
4/27/05: ENN Presents 'Sky Tour'
4/27/05: Kangaroo Leather Sales Bill Advances in California
4/27/05: Wind Energy Industry Sets Sails for Good Year during 2005
4/27/05: Kangaroo Leather Sales Bill Advances in California
4/26/05: EarthNews Radio: PBS Series 'Strange Days on Planet Earth'
4/26/05: Coleman Natural Foods Announces Natural Product Line for Conventional Grocery Retailers
4/26/05: EarthNews Radio: PBS Series
4/26/05: Office Products from Recycled Material
4/26/05: Sierra Club rejects immigration proposal
4/26/05: Coleman Natural Foods Announces Natural Product Line for Conventional Grocery Retailers
4/26/05: Primates On The Brink: Mankind's Closest Living Relatives Under Threat Around The World
4/26/05: U.S. Forest Service Sued over Logging in Oregon
4/26/05: 35 More Wild Horses Killed in the West
4/26/05: ENN Presents 'Sky Tour'
4/26/05: Sierra Club Members Reject Policy Change Advocating Immigration Limits
4/26/05: On Beyond Organic: Ed Begley, Jr., Eco-Celebs Walk the Talk
4/26/05: Singapore, Malaysia Sign Deal Ending Dispute over Land Reclamation
4/26/05: Forest Service Whistleblower Alleges Improper Pesticide Use in Southwest
4/26/05: Australian Officials Announce Wild Camel Cull
4/26/05: State Takes up Difficult Task of Setting aside Agricultural Land for Recreation
4/26/05: Power for Moon Base Could Come from Sun
4/26/05: Sierra Club Members Reject Policy Change Advocating Immigration Limits
4/26/05: Ranchers Anticipate Grazing Rule Announcement
4/26/05: China Eyes Turbines at Sea to Boost Wind Power
4/26/05: Oregon Might Brand Lumber with Green Seal of Approval
4/25/05: Sandvik Group Plans Carbide Recycling Plant at Chiplun
4/25/05: Protesters Cut into Timber Meeting
4/25/05: '24' Producer Tony Krantz to Host ‘Getting LOHAS to a Tipping Point’ Panel at LOHAS 9 Forum
4/25/05: Upgrades Turn Scottsdale, Ariz., Building Green
4/25/05: Views on Ecology Law Mixed
4/25/05: Toyota Gets Triple the Orders it Expected for Hybrid SUVs
4/25/05: Safety of Nuclear Power Plants Remains Emotional Issue in Energy Debate
4/25/05: Home Vehicle Refueling Becomes a Convenient Alternative
4/25/05: Diesel Engine Companies Challenge Emission Rules from California Air Pollution Regulators
4/25/05: Colombia Coca Crop Spraying Not Harmful, Study Reveals
4/25/05: ENN Presents 'Sky Tour'
4/25/05: Switzerland and the Wolf
4/25/05: Massachusetts Democrat Takes Aim at Energy Bill
4/25/05: New Nukes? No Thanks. -- An ENN Commentary
4/25/05: Colorado Wildlife Agency Says Feds Underestimated Effects of Drilling on Prized Plateau
4/25/05: World Bank Says Polluted Air, Water a Growing Health Threat in East Asian Cities
4/25/05: Bush, Canceling Earth Day Visit to the Smokies, Pushes for 'Clear Skies' Legislation
4/25/05: California Town's Water Tainted by Perchlorate; 36 States Face Contamination
4/23/05: Told to cut, Forest Service starts selling land
4/23/05: Earth Day: Environmentalists Mull Future of Movement
4/22/05: Antarctic Peninsula glaciers in widespread retreat
4/22/05: ENN Weekly: April 18 - 22
4/22/05: Should Beer and Wine Drinkers Pray for Rain in the Pacific Northwest?
4/22/05: Buying Green
4/22/05: For Earth Day, Go Green With Your Company
4/22/05: LOHAS 9 Taking Place Next Week
4/22/05: On Earth Day, Environmentalists Debate Future of Movement
4/22/05: ENN Presents 'Sky Tour'
4/22/05: Study Shows Antarctic Glaciers Shrinking
4/22/05: Greenpeace Protests New Russian Forest Legislation
4/22/05: EPA Mercury Rule to Achieve Cuts with Few Direct Controls, Report Says
4/22/05: Designed for Harmony, but Plants Invade Fallingwater's Land
4/22/05: House Passes Energy Bill; Conflict with Senate Likely over Gas Additive, Alaska Refuge
4/22/05: Hunter Kills Well-Known Alaska Alpha Wolf
4/21/05: Electronics Recycling
4/21/05: Japanese, Russian Leaders Meet to Discuss Siberian Oil Pipeline
4/21/05: Salmon Fishing Halted on Columbia River Amid Concern about Chinook Population
4/21/05: Recycler Shows Off Plant
4/21/05: ENN Presents 'Sky Tour'
4/21/05: Apes May Be Key to Human Nature, Expert Says
4/21/05: Scientists 'Rediscover' Rare Angolan Birds
4/21/05: Extended Producer Responsibility -- An ENN Commentary
4/21/05: Diesel Pollution Targeted in New York
4/21/05: Rural Britons Take Hunt Ban Anger to the Ballot Box
4/21/05: Activists Push Recycling to Fight 'E-Waste'
4/21/05: Energy Bill Won't Ease Fuel Prices Quickly, Bush Says
4/20/05: LOHAS 9
4/20/05: Last Shipment of High-Level Radioactive Waste Leaves Colorado
4/20/05: Burlco's Recycling Project is Garbage In, Gas Out
4/20/05: Site Work on New York State Wind Farm Expected to Begin Next Week
4/20/05: EarthNews Radio: PBS's "Deep Jungle"
4/20/05: ENN Presents "Sky Tour"
4/20/05: Fiddler timber sale protesters quickly disbanded
4/20/05: ENN Presents 'Sky Tour'
4/20/05: Brazil Land Conflicts Worst in Decades, Report Says
4/20/05: West's Water Troubles Getting Worse, Officials Say
4/20/05: Chilean Report Links Copec Pulp Plant to Dead Swans
4/20/05: Old Growth Up, Spotted Owl Numbers Down
4/20/05: Report Says Ships' Tainted Ballast Water Threatens Great Lakes with Foreign Organisms
4/20/05: Canadian Inuit Leader Wins Norway's Sophie Environment Prize
4/20/05: New Pope Could Swing Bible Debate on Environment
4/19/05: Eugene City Beat: Hybrids help city control pollution, lower fuel costs
4/19/05: Congress takes up bills aimed at cutting cruise ship pollution
4/19/05: Goldman Environmental Prizes Handed Out to Grassroots Activists
4/19/05: U.S Forest Service looks for sites to close down
4/19/05: Constitutional Court Upholds Austrian Province's Ban on Nighttime Truck Traffic
4/19/05: ENN Presents 'Sky Tour'
4/19/05: Norway's Disputed Whaling Season Opens with Higher Quota than Last Year
4/19/05: Brando Island to Become Luxury Resort
4/19/05: Honduran Activist Priest Says He'll Use Environmental Prize Money to Build Ecology Center
4/19/05: Farm-State Lawmakers, Others Want Congress to Require a Bigger Boost in Ethanol
4/19/05: On Beyond Organic: Earth Day
4/19/05: Venezuela Ecoreserve Says it's Fighting for Survival
4/19/05: Officials Want to Wire Earth for Continuous Readout of Vital Signs
4/19/05: Texas Compost Facility Turns Solid Waste into Rich Dirt
4/19/05: Time to Roll Out, Recycle Old Tires
4/19/05: High Gas Prices Push Car Buyers to Hybrids
4/19/05: United Technologies Touts Environment Record
4/19/05: EarthNews Radio: PBS's "Deep Jungle"
4/19/05: ENN Presents "Sky Tour"
4/18/05: Constitutional Court Upholds Austrian Province's Ban on Nighttime Truck Traffic
4/18/05: New Warner Bros. Project at Forest Preserve Gains Environmentalists' Support
4/18/05: Gorbachev Calls for Global Treaty Making Access to Water and Basic Sanitation a Human Right
4/18/05: The Springtime Night Sky
4/18/05: Monuments to Unsustainability -- An ENN Commentary
4/18/05: Population of Chesapeake Rockfish Rebounds, but Worries Persist over Species' Future
4/18/05: Environmental Battle Looms as Developers Press Plans for Resorts along Puerto Rico's Coast
4/18/05: Michigan Works to Restore Moose Population
4/18/05: Oceans Getting Louder; Effects Unclear
4/18/05: Peru Judge Orders Cleanup of Town Polluted by U.S.-Based Metals Producer
4/17/05: The Potential of LEDs
4/16/05: Being Too Clean Could Be Hazardous To Your Health And The Environment
4/16/05: South Korean corporation will plead guilty to pollution crimes
4/16/05: Energy Bill Would Mean More Dirty Air
4/16/05: Congress 'misled' over oil pollution in Alaska
4/16/05: Beaverton moves toward easing its tree-cutting rules
4/16/05: Greenpeace seeks ban on open-air GE rice trials
4/15/05: ENN Weekly: April 11th - 15th
4/15/05: Furniture Company Supports Green Line
4/15/05: Old-Growth Timber May Get the Ax
4/15/05: Elevated Lane for Mass Transit Part of Options Offered to Unclog I-595
4/15/05: EarthNews Radio in Review
4/15/05: Sustainable Economy This Week
4/15/05: Eggs Hatching for Aurora the Octopus
4/15/05: Canada Sees Threat from Soil in Chinese Toy Guns
4/15/05: Wholphin -- Part Whale, Part Dolphin -- Born in Captivity in Hawaii
4/15/05: Baby Rhino Named for Designer Marc Ecko
4/15/05: Democratic Senator Blocks Vote on Bush Nominee to Head EPA
4/15/05: Developing Nations Ripe for Wind, Solar Energy, U.N. Says
4/15/05: Singapore Finds it Hard to Expand without Sand
4/15/05: New Zealand to Protest Japan's Bigger Whale Kill Plan at Whaling Meeting
4/15/05: EPA Likely to Miss Deadline for Issuing Rule on Views, Air Quality in National Parks
4/14/05: EarthNews Radio in Review
4/14/05: Sustainable Economy This Week
4/14/05: Governor asks Forest Service to hold off Biscuit salvage logging
4/14/05: Symposium on Smoke-Free Apartment Buildings Held in Los Angeles
4/14/05: House Committees Advance Slimmed-Down $8 Billion Energy Tax Package
4/14/05: Columbia River Spring Salmon at New Lows
4/14/05: Who Let the Dogs Out? -- An ENN Commentary
4/14/05: Land Bordering Grand Canyon's North Rim to Be Acquired for Conservation
4/14/05: Resident in Way of Everglades Restoration Project Finally Agrees to Millions for Home
4/14/05: Lawmakers and Environmentalists Push New Marine Pollution Law on Cruise Ship Waste
4/14/05: Coalition Presses Electric Companies over Global Warming Risks
4/14/05: Singapore Exhumes the Dead to Make Room for the Living
4/14/05: Fuel Made from Plutonium Arrives in U.S., Despite Protests
4/14/05: Company's Proposed Plant Would Convert Garbage to Energy
4/14/05: Tattoo Ink Composition: What's in There?
4/14/05: Bill Would Bar Obesity Lawsuits
4/14/05: Canada plans to cut greenhouse gases
4/14/05: Everglades holdout agrees to deal
4/14/05: Chemical Present In Clear Plastics Can Impair Learning And Cause Disease
4/13/05: Forest Service eyes closings in face of cuts
4/13/05: Norway's Statoil Shuts Down Oil Drilling Rig After Arctic Oil Spill
4/13/05: Engineers Redesign Roads to Save Moose
4/13/05: Whole Foods, Nation's Biggest Organic and Natural Food Seller, to Enter Milwaukee Market
4/13/05: Report Shows Good Progress on Small Grain Planting in Iowa
4/13/05: EarthNews Radio: PBS's "Deep Jungle"
4/13/05: Beer giant threatens boycott over 'medicinal' grain
4/13/05: Author of Suspect Yucca Mountain E-Mails got $4,900 for New Assignment
4/13/05: Prosecutors Investigate Russian Nuclear Plant Waste Dumping
4/13/05: Mo. Pups Could Boost Gray Wolf Population
4/13/05: Energy, Farms, Water Seen Aided by Nanotechnology
4/13/05: Botswana Woos Rich Tourists with 'Africa-Lite'
4/13/05: U.N. Presses India to Save Tigers
4/13/05: Conservationists to Convert Pesky Prairie Dogs into Valuable Farm Tools in Northern Mexico
4/13/05: MTBE Gas Additive Protection, DeLay at Center of Energy Debate
4/13/05: Wal-Mart to Fund Wildlife Habitat
4/12/05: EarthNews Radio: PBS's "Deep Jungle"
4/12/05: Tampa Firm Snags Deal for County's Computer Castoffs
4/12/05: Adobe House Designed To Be Self-Sufficient
4/12/05: Neighbors Challenge Tyson Food Poultry Plant's Air Quality
4/12/05: Gas Situation Actually Has a Bright Side
4/12/05: Villagers, Police Clash over Pollution Protest in Southern China
4/12/05: EU Considers Suspending U.S. Corn Gluten Imports in Biotech Dispute
4/12/05: Global-Warming Experts Address 100 Loggers
4/12/05: Japanese Whaling Ships Leave for Controversial Research Hunt off Northern Coast
4/12/05: On Beyond Organic: Organic Marijuana
4/12/05: In Latin America, a New Gold Rush Runs into Opposition over Strip Mines, Cyanide
4/12/05: Sheep and Insects to Help Kill Exotic Weeds in Arizona Forests
4/12/05: Alternatives to Ozone-Depleting Chemicals also Contributing to Climate Change, U.N. Says
4/12/05: U.N. Meeting Tackles 'Silent Humanitarian Crisis'
4/11/05: Dairy farmer sentenced to prison for water pollution
4/11/05: At least 30 injured when villagers, police clash over pollution protest in southern China
4/11/05: Pollution makes life a hell for many in E. Java
4/11/05: Villagers riot over pollution in China
4/11/05: States Look to National Guard as Last Resort in Coming Fire Season
4/11/05: Engineers Redesign Roads to Save Moose
4/11/05: Federal Lawmaker Advises People in Northern Australia to Bludgeon Toxic Toads to Death
4/11/05: Drug-Resistant Bacteria Persist in Chicken
4/11/05: Interior Turns Down Request for Testimony from Yucca Mountain Scientists
4/11/05: New Tactics for the Environment -- An ENN Commentary
4/11/05: EPA Cancels Proposed Study that Would Have Exposed Children to Pesticides
4/11/05: DuPont Shareholder Seeks Disclosure of Expenses on Chemical Being Studied by EPA
4/11/05: The King is Commander, the Enemy Drought, as 'Cloud Attackers' Take to the Skies
4/11/05: States Ask Court to Force EPA Action on Greenhouse Gases
4/11/05: Great Divide: Can Development, Wildlife Coexist?
4/11/05: Methane Mining Churns up Murky Water Issue
4/11/05: EarthNews Radio: PBS's "Journey to Planet Earth"
4/11/05: NYC Subway Gets a Computerized Facelift
4/11/05: Design Firms Try Greening Up
4/8/05: Reef Fish Tune in to Noise when House Hunting
4/8/05: Report Assails U.S. Border Commissioner in Charge of Water Issues
4/8/05: Smithsonian Names New Threat to U.S. Rice
4/8/05: Paraguay Rejects Plan to Protect Untouched Tribe
4/8/05: On the U.S. Chesapeake, Asian Oyster Stirs Debate
4/8/05: Two U.S. Senators Block EPA Chief Nomination
4/8/05: Brazil's Soldiers Learn to Love the Jungle
4/8/05: Week in Review: April 4th - 8th
4/8/05: Farm Shares: Community Supported Agriculture
4/8/05: Visitors Warn about Ethanol Plant
4/8/05: Wholesale Grower Sees Family Business Blossom
4/8/05: Jay Leno To Own First Lithium Powered Car in US
4/8/05: EarthNews Radio Highlights PBS's "Journey to Planet Earth"
4/7/05: EarthNews Radio: National Food to School Program
4/7/05: Dairy Farms on the Decline in Alabama
4/7/05: Report Touts Wind, Biomass Energy Sources
4/7/05: EarthNews Radio Highlights PBS's "Journey to Planet Earth"
4/7/05: Demand for Organic Grains on Rise
4/7/05: Daylight-Saving Time Saves Fuel, Lawmakers Say
4/7/05: Primate Species Face Extinction, Report Says
4/7/05: Nuclear Plants May Be Vulnerable to Terrorists, Scientists Say
4/7/05: Suspects Eyed in Canadian Bald Eagle Killings
4/7/05: Fishing: The New Resource War -- An ENN Commentary
4/7/05: White Pelicans Return to N.D. Refuge
4/7/05: Government Proposes to Move Nuclear Waste Piled Near the Colorado River
4/7/05: State Department Pressed to Open North Dakota Drainage Project to International Judgment
4/7/05: Alaska Starts Kill of Grizzly Bears to Boost Moose
4/7/05: Bari documentaries shown to raise money for pepper spray trial
4/7/05: Hemp-legalization testimony is set
4/7/05: Leahy and Snowe Offer Bill to Cut Mercury Pollution
4/7/05: Children on School Buses Breathe More Pollution
4/7/05: The World of Electric, Plug-in Hybrid, Fuel Cell and Alternative Fuel Vehicles
4/7/05: Greenpeace opposes wind farm plan
4/6/05: Riding Shotgun with Woody Harrelson
4/6/05: German cities will restrict vehicles to cut air pollution
4/6/05: Chairman of shippping line sentenced for illegal dumping
4/6/05: NZ warns nuclear waste ship to steer clear
4/6/05: Research Forest Logging To Begin
4/6/05: Company Proposes Massive Development for Maine's North Woods
4/6/05: PressOil Platforms May Be Used for Fish Farms
4/6/05: Shipper's Waste Dumping Draws Big Fine
4/6/05: Rolls-Royce in Venture to Develop Fuel Cell-Based Power System
4/6/05: Cougar Hot Springs: Paradise Imperiled
4/6/05: Feds Agree to Study Status of Steelhead
4/6/05: Lawmakers Investigate Fraud Allegations at Yucca Mountain
4/6/05: EPA Says 21 Counties in Nine States Now Meet New Air-Quality Standards
4/6/05: U.S. Presses China to Invest in Cleaner Energy
4/6/05: New Cotton Fabric May Absorb Toxins
4/6/05: Insurers Drop Backing for Asbestos Trust Fund, but Other Businesses Groups Renew Their Support
4/6/05: House Panel Revives U.S. Energy Bill
4/6/05: Canadian Automakers Volunteer to Dramatically Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions
4/5/05: Air pollution influences crop disease
4/5/05: Pollution in water and air
4/5/05: Make a difference: Celebrate Earth Day
4/5/05: Summit seeks to energize students for environment
4/5/05: Environment is making a comeback
4/5/05: Study predicts dire future for world environment
4/5/05: Canadians Support Anti-GMO Legislation
4/5/05: Shipping line admits dumping
4/5/05: Scientist Sees 'Collision Course' with Agricultural Manure Issue
4/5/05: 'Harry Potter' Publisher Pledges U.K. Print Run on Recycled Paper
4/5/05: EarthNews Radio Highlights PBS's "Journey to Planet Earth"
4/5/05: From Ocean Depths, Air Conditioning for the Tropics
4/5/05: GM Rolls Out World's First Fuel-Cell Truck
4/5/05: Study Suggests Salmon Thrived Above Klamath Dams
4/5/05: Scientists Artificially Inseminate Whale
4/5/05: Ask Umbra: As the World Learns
4/5/05: Yucca Mountain E-mails Not Likely to Discredit Project, DOE Concluded
4/5/05: Federal, State Officials Sign 50-Year Plan to Protect Colorado River
4/5/05: On Beyond Organic: A World Without Water
4/5/05: Panamanian Shipping Company to Pay $25 Million for Dumping Waste around U.S.
4/5/05: Israel Plans to Dump Garbage from Tel Aviv in a Landfill on Palestinian Land, Prompting Protests
4/5/05: From Ocean Depths, Air Conditioning for the Tropics
4/5/05: China Announces Plan to Move 400,000 People for Giant Water-Diversion Project
4/4/05: Environmentalist tires of confrontations
4/4/05: Stop logging McKenzie River Trail
4/4/05: Protesters vow larger effort against roadless-area logging
4/4/05: EarthNews Radio Highlights PBS's "Journey to Planet Earth"
4/4/05: Near-Record Number of Births this Year for Endangered North Atlantic Right Whales
4/4/05: India Sacks Officials after Tigers Go Missing
4/4/05: Oil Platforms May Be Used for Fish Farms
4/4/05: E-mails Appear to Show Yucca Mountain Scientists Planning to Make up Data
4/4/05: The Color of Water -- An ENN Commentary
4/4/05: Tsunami Survivors Grow Saplings to Remember the Dead and Protect from Waves
4/4/05: China's Giant Pandas Get Broadband
4/4/05: Roll out the Welcome Mat for Birds -- Then Clean It
4/4/05: World's Biggest Iceberg Begins Moving after Blocking Food Supplies for Antarctic Stations, Penguins
4/4/05: Windmills Blow Ill for Birds
4/4/05: Ford Motor Co. to Prepare Climate Risk Report
4/4/05: Farmers Feel Bite as Rising Fuel Prices Push Fertilizer Costs Up
4/4/05: Farmers Forced to Find Alternatives to Traditional Crops for Livelihood
4/2/05: Arrested Crewmembers Return to Ship - Patrolling Continues
4/2/05: Farley Mowat Crewmembers are Free
4/2/05: The Parade of Seal Killing Fools
4/2/05: Seal hunters, protesters clash
4/2/05: The Assault and Rape of Cascadia
4/2/05: Rogue Valley Independent Media Center
4/2/05: Biscuit Burn Skillshare Camp
4/2/05: California May Allow Rocket Fuel Pollution to Remain in Drinking Water Supplies of Millions
4/1/05: New Zealand seal hunt protester arrested while filming killing of seals
4/1/05: Test Case: Biscuit Fire decision seen as turning point in future of forest management
4/1/05: Brutal Attack by Seal Hunters
4/1/05: Citrus peels an alternative energy source
4/1/05: Week in Review: March 28th - April 1st
4/1/05: Growers Protest Restrictions on Farmers Markets
4/1/05: Food Co-op Hopes for Global Success
4/1/05: EarthNews Radio: Backyard Habitats
4/1/05: Monterey Aquarium Releases White Shark
4/1/05: Chronic Wasting Disease Found in One New York Deer
4/1/05: Solar and Wind Units Bring Energy to Navajos
4/1/05: Damage to Coral Reefs on Indian Government's Radar
4/1/05: Colorado Pushes Lynx Habitat Rule Changes
4/1/05: Dandruff, Fur, Pollen Affect Atmosphere, Study Reveals
4/1/05: ENN Special Report: Sustainable Gardening
4/1/05: For Small Farms and Garden Entrepreneurs, Challenges Abound
4/1/05: Sap's Rising but Maple Syrup is Year-Round Melt-in-Mouth Asset
3/31/05: EarthNews Radio: Junk Food and American Waistlines
3/31/05: SYSCO's Earth Plus Product Line Recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
3/31/05: Demonstrator takes airy stand to challenge salvage logging
3/31/05: 'Pax' sits near apex of a protest, halts traffic with oversize tripod
3/31/05: Envirocare Looking to Expand its Operation
3/31/05: Solar Cell Maker's Shares Jump 45% on Debut
3/31/05: Lawsuits Challenge Critical Habitat Designation for 42 species
3/31/05: UW paper use under fire
3/31/05: Biscuit Protesters block street in front of forest service.
3/31/05: Survey Finds Silver Contamination In North Pacific Waters
3/31/05: Newfoundland Geography Student Questions Paul Watson and Rebecca Aldworth about Canada's Seal Hunt
3/31/05: Canadian seal hunt begins amid row
3/31/05: Stumptown Earth First! Shuts Down SW 2nd Ave in front of Portland USFS Headquarters
3/31/05: Tough Steps Urged to Cut CO2 Emissions in Japan
3/31/05: Nursery Business is Green as Gardening Interest Spurs Industry Growth
3/31/05: Mexican Environmental Authorities Say Oil Pumps, Valves Also at Risk
3/31/05: New York OKs $1.8M for Cleanups
3/31/05: Wintry Canada to Use Solar Power to Heat Homes
3/31/05: Washington State Lawmakers would Require New State Buildings Be 'Green'
3/31/05: What are We Really Planting in Our Gardens? -- An ENN Commentary
3/31/05: Latest Earthquakes Surprise Seismologists
3/31/05: Tiny Hong Kong Falling Foul of Electronic Waste, Greenpeace Claims
3/31/05: Shell to Reroute Pipelines in Russian Far East Oil Project over Gray Whale Fears
3/30/05: UPS to Implement Environmental Initiatives
3/30/05: St. Louis-based Ameren Corp. Addresses Tougher Air-Quality Regulations
3/30/05: EarthNews Radio: Organic Consumers Association
3/30/05: EarthNews Radio: Organic Consumers Association
3/30/05: Shell to Reroute Pipelines in Russian Far East Oil Project over Gray Whale Fears
3/30/05: GM, Energy Dept. to Make Fuel Cell Vehicles
3/30/05: Thousands of Seal Pups Being Slaughtered
3/30/05: Scientists Mystified by Herring Decline
3/30/05: Multiple Dangers Loom in Coastal Regions
3/30/05: Major War Brewing over Efforts to Save Spokane River
3/30/05: Japan Government Panel Approves Proposal to Cut Emissions under Kyoto Protocol
3/30/05: Nine States File Lawsuit Challenging New EPA Mercury Regulations
3/30/05: Salmon From Farms Breed Sea Lice, Study Says
3/30/05: EPA Says Children May Be Vulnerable than Adults to Carcinogens
3/29/05: N.J. leads nine-state challenge of EPA mercury pollution rules
3/29/05: Afghanistan: Saving Precious Trees
3/29/05: Premier, Inc. Among "Champions for Change" Recipients
3/29/05: Environment Must be Taken into Account as Asia Economy Grows, Officials Say
3/29/05: Contractors Face Pressure to Lower Diesel Engine Pollution
3/29/05: Environmental Activists Plan Summer Mining Protests
3/29/05: EarthNews Radio: Healthy Vending
3/29/05: Bamboo Shortage Threatens Pandas in China
3/29/05: Air Pollution in Munich Exceeds EU Limit, Prompting Calls for Action
3/29/05: Indiana Man Photographs Endangered Bobcats
3/29/05: Study Finds High Toxins in Wash. Fish
3/29/05: Unlikely Bedfellows Lobby against US Gas-Guzzlers
3/29/05: On Beyond Organic: God, Food & the Environment
3/29/05: Nuclear Power Plants Turning to Dry Casks for Storing Used Fuel
3/29/05: Activists Gear up to Fight Seal and Elephant Culls
3/29/05: African Union Appoints Nobel Laureate to Key Advisory Position
3/29/05: Scientists Debate Quake Vs. Aftershock
3/29/05: "Grandma Joan" Spends 14th Day in Jail
3/28/05: Activists plan summer mining protests
3/28/05: EarthNews Radio: Morrison Planetarium
3/28/05: Rainforest Alliance Announces 2005 Individual and Corporate Awardees
3/28/05: Fuel-Efficiency Attitudes May be Shifting; Auto Dealers Hear Hints of a Shift
3/28/05: Experts Warn Ships May Bring Lake Invaders
3/28/05: Demand for Produce Farmers Outpacing Supply
3/28/05: Asian pollution linked to polar climate change
3/28/05: Man Suspected in Nun's Death Surrenders
3/28/05: India, U.S. Agree to Push Defense, Energy Ties
3/28/05: Pakistan Seize Indian Fishing Trawlers with 70 Tons of Tuna
3/28/05: In Texas Town Raised on Oil, Leaky Pipeline at Center of Growing Legal Action
3/28/05: Demand for Organic Grains on Rise
3/28/05: Hurricane Ivan Caused Sand Loss, Expert Says
3/28/05: The Myth of Nonprofit Inefficiency -- An ENN Commentary
3/28/05: Chinese Park Scrambles to Feed Hungry Pandas
3/28/05: Asia Needs Tsunami Warning System, Disaster Education, Experts Say
3/28/05: Yucca Mountain Woes Giving Push to Alternate Plans for Nuclear Waste Storage
3/28/05: Tiger Future Not Burning Bright in India
3/27/05: Temporary Restraining Order on Biscuit Logging Denied
3/26/05: Environment takes back seat to security
3/26/05: Biotech seeds pose a threat to organic farmers, environment
3/26/05: Forest Service says snowmobiles don't impact environment
3/25/05: Two more forest defenders arrested
3/25/05: Decision on legality of roadless-area logging delayed
3/25/05: Blockade Halts Hauling at Fiddler Timber Sale
3/25/05: BLM Evicts Biscuit Campers
3/25/05: Medicinal Mushrooms from Old-Growth Forests May Counter Smallpox and Similar Viruses
3/25/05: Week in Review: March 21st - 25th
3/25/05: A New Fuel Cell's Many Positives
3/25/05: Sumitomo Chemical to Invest $2.5 mil. in BioCarbon Fund
3/25/05: Hydrogen-fuel Projects Receive Funding
3/25/05: Billionaire buys 9.2 percent of Wild Oats
3/25/05: EarthNews Radio: Cow Shares
3/25/05: Sustainable Economy This Week
3/25/05: Singapore Advises Citizens to Stay Indoors from Haze Caused by Indonesian, Malaysian Fires
3/25/05: Experts Warn Ships May Bring Lake Invaders
3/25/05: Kyoto Protocol Tough for Emerging Economies, South Korea's Environment Minister Says
3/25/05: Octopuses Observed Avoiding Predators
3/25/05: Tsunami Silt Threatens Indian Ocean's Coral
3/25/05: EPA Work on Sensors for Detecting Bioterrorism Attack Faulted
3/24/05: Use of More Diesel Engines May Increase Pollution
3/24/05: Judge orders new limits on Okeechobee pollution
3/24/05: City reborn from ashes of disastrous fire
3/24/05: Canada Begins Annual Seal Cull Amid Call to Boycott its Seafood
3/24/05: Earth First! Day, Modesto
3/24/05: Tempe Gathering to Raise Awareness of Destruction Caused by Arizona Snowbowl Ski Resort
3/24/05: Northwest salmon habitat threatened by warming
3/24/05: Drivers Who Subscribe to TerraPass Help to Fund Renewable Sources of Energy
3/24/05: EarthNews Radio: Center for Biodiversity Research and Information
3/24/05: Ecologic Finance Awarded $465,000 by Skoll Foundation
3/24/05: Federal Government Awards Contracts to Clean Up Washington, Idaho Nuclear Sites
3/24/05: Judge Nixes California Village's Deal to Sell Spring Water to Nestle
3/24/05: Chemical plant allegedly broke pollution rules
3/24/05: China faces severe water shortages, mounting pollution problems
3/24/05: Crocodile Hunter Opens a New Tiger Exhibit at His Australia Zoo
3/24/05: Shallow Lake in Lowell, Ore., Will Have Deep Impact
3/24/05: Panda Undergoes Artificial Insemination
3/24/05: It's 2005... Do You Know Where Your Beef Comes From? -- An ENN Commentary
3/24/05: Canadian Government and Automakers Reach Deal on Cutting Emissions
3/24/05: Daley Blames Public for Recycling Program's Woes
3/24/05: The Basics on Genetically Modified Foods
3/24/05: Government Issues Guidelines for Tracking Greenhouse Gas Reductions
3/24/05: Copy That: Xerox gets the message
3/23/05: Syngenta Sold Some Unapproved Biotech Corn in US
3/23/05: Environmental Protection, the Economy, and Jobs: What is the Bottom Line?
3/23/05: Recycling Leaders to Share Ideas Today at Myrtle Beach Conference
3/23/05: EarthNews Radio: Alliance to Save Energy's Kateri Callahan
3/23/05: Plastic Mats Support Heavy Equipment with Minimal Environmental Impact
3/23/05: World Water Day: Private Sector Still Eyeing to Own Every Drop
3/23/05: China strives for drinking water safety by fighting pollution
3/23/05: Automakers Spread False Information in Attempt to Hide Vehicle Pollution
3/23/05: GM crops harm environment, finds UK study
3/23/05: Activists slam Canada on seal hunt
3/23/05: Tons of Experimental Biotech Corn Inadvertently Shipped to Farmers
3/23/05: Lawsuit Threatened over River
3/23/05: Dozens of Dolphins Make Surprise Visit to Israeli Port
3/23/05: China Faces Severe Water Shortages, Mounting Rollution Problems, Report Says
3/23/05: Dozens of States Declare Support for Nuclear Power
3/23/05: Actor Leonardo DiCaprio Campaigns for Clean Water
3/23/05: Canada Unveils Annual Seal Hunt, Blasts Activists
3/23/05: Professor, Students Donate Website Proceeds to Renewable Energy Projects
3/23/05: EPA Chided for Disregarding Study of Benefits from Mercury Curbs
3/22/05: EarthNews Radio: Max Green Alchemy
3/22/05: Company Touts Plasma Technology to Reduce Waste, Create Alternative Fuel
3/22/05: Groups Work to Save Rain Forest Palms
3/22/05: Zoo Tests Biodiesel Alternative
3/22/05: Trash Companies Beautify their Sun Valley Properties
3/22/05: Umbra Opines on Reproduction
3/22/05: Water, Sanitation Key to Disaster Response, Long-Term Development
3/22/05: Brazil's Wetlands Threatened by Agribusiness
3/22/05: On Beyond Organic: 'Pharming'
3/22/05: Figures Show British Carbon Dioxide Emissions Rose in 2003
3/22/05: Tour Rush Seen in Alaska Refuge before Oil Drilling
3/22/05: Agency Admits Using Faulty Data on Endangered Florida Panthers
3/22/05: South America Wetlands May Be 'Next Everglades,' Report Says
3/21/05: EarthNews Radio: Roy G. Biv
3/21/05: State of Illinois to Invest in E-85 Fuel Stations
3/21/05: Environmentalism Hasn' Died -- An ENN Commentary
3/21/05: Indian PM Orders Moves to Save Disappearing Tigers
3/21/05: Nuclear Energy May Be Back in Vogue, UN Says
3/21/05: Tsunami Victims, Iraqis Get Taste of Recycled Water Targeted for Space
3/21/05: Environmentalists Tell German Automakers to Drop Suit Against Calif.'s Proposed Emissions Law
3/21/05: Clean Harbors Boosts Income; Reviews Accounting Method
3/21/05: Two Montana Oil Refineries Disagree With Proposed Ethanol Blend Bill
3/20/05: Judge orders temporary halt to logging plan in Lolo National Forest
3/20/05: On Palm Sunday, Churches, Environmentalists Join To Save Rain Forest Palms and Parrots
3/20/05: Nationwide Drought Hits Home in Thailand's Poor Northeast
3/20/05: EPA, Northeast States Settle Pollution Lawsuit with Ohio Utility
3/20/05: Survey Shows Myanmar's Marine Mammals Not Harmed by Tsunami
3/20/05: Group Plans to Sue Over Arizona River
3/20/05: Wal-Mart's California Supercenters Delayed by Environmental Lawsuits
3/20/05: Higher Gold Prices Stir New Interest in Western Mines
3/20/05: Utility to pay $1.1 billion in federal pollution case
3/19/05: Senate Nod to Arctic Oil Drilling Stiffens Opposition
3/19/05: Forest Defenders still going strong - New Base Camp!
3/19/05: Biscuit forest defenders speak from Josephine County Jail
3/18/05: G8 Environment And Development Ministers Agree Action On illegal Logging
3/18/05: Indian Nation Files Unique Claim to Protect Environment
3/18/05: BP settles pollution suits for $81 Milllion
3/18/05: Mercury pollution rules called weak
3/18/05: Fourteen activists arrested in The Hague
3/18/05: Week in Review: March 14th - 18th
3/18/05: ENN Focuses on Sustainable Economy in March
3/18/05: Biscuit Roadless Logging Imminent: Mike's Gulch
3/18/05: Wind Farm Wins OK to Begin Construction
3/18/05: Xcel to Buy Wind Power from Lamar Investors
3/18/05: EarthNews Radio: Reef Protection International
3/18/05: Air Travel Industry Leaders Agree on Need to Improve Environmental Protection
3/18/05: Rivers Overspill Banks as Water Levels in Poland Rise
3/18/05: Rains Help Mexico Repay Water It Owes U.S., but Could New Drought Bring New Debt?
3/18/05: Report Says Navy Sonar Likely Made Orcas Flee
3/18/05: Wet Winter Threatens Spring Flooding
3/18/05: Greenpeace and British Trawlermen in Sea Standoff
3/18/05: Aim: To Measure Green against Green
3/18/05: Manatees Have Brittle Bones, Study Shows
3/18/05: Study Links Mercury from Power Plants to Autism
3/18/05: Scientists: Road Salt Harms Environment
3/17/05: Everyone joins in building a green home
3/17/05: Protestors arrested at G8 environment meeting
3/17/05: US Sets Mercury Pollution Limits from Power Plants
3/17/05: Protesters defend forest
3/17/05: The Death of Environmentalism? Mr. Kristof's Kool-Aid
3/17/05: Mercury Pollution, Autism Link Found
3/17/05: USFS tries to stop forest defense using desperation tactics
3/17/05: Women draw the line against lawless old-growth logging
3/17/05: EarthNews Radio: Mars Rover Update
3/17/05: Fifty Companies Win EPA Nods for Energy Efficiency, Greenhouse Gas Reductions
3/17/05: China Zoo Practices Criticized
3/17/05: DuPont Agrees to Reduce C8 Emissions
3/17/05: Senate Votes to Open Alaskan Oil Drilling
3/17/05: G-8 Environment Ministers Discuss Illegal Logging
3/17/05: Senate votes for ANWR oil drilling
3/17/05: Mich. Moose Population Slump Continues
3/17/05: Experimental Flock Loses Whooping Crane
3/17/05: UNESCO Designates Vietnam's Cat Ba Archipelago a Biosphere Reserve
3/17/05: Idaho Senate Finalizes Historic Water Agreement
3/17/05: China Takes Over as Leading Consumer -- An ENN Commentary
3/17/05: Stress May Bring Sumatra Quake, Experts Say
3/17/05: Poacher Turns Protector to Save Elephants in Africa
3/17/05: Study Says Ravens Thriving in Alaska Oil Fields
3/17/05: Documents for Nuclear Waste Project May Have Been Falsified, Government Says
3/16/05: Mount Kilimanjaro Photo Wake-Up Call for Action Against Global Warming
3/16/05: On hybrids vs. biodiesel
3/16/05: Chinese rejecting GM technology
3/16/05: US Aims to Jeopardise Legal Action on Illegal Logging
3/16/05: Viewpoint: Stay out of our remaining old growth and roadless areas
3/16/05: Despite Many Social-Responsibility Programs, Disagreement over Starbucks
3/16/05: EarthNews Radio: Backyard Habitats
3/16/05: Thai Government to Urge Motorbike Trade-Ins to Ease Air Pollution
3/16/05: Quiet British Bike Seeks Added Vroom
3/16/05: Forestry Consultant Brings Big Yields, Conservation to Kentucky
3/16/05: Showdown Vote Approaches on Arctic Drilling
3/16/05: CHILE: Defending Consumers' Rights to Information and Choice on GM Products
3/16/05: Pawar swears by GM cotton
3/16/05: U.S. plutonium transport arrives in Normandy
3/16/05: Greenpeace under fire on protest
3/16/05: EarthTalk: Healthy Alternatives to Sugar
3/16/05: Nobel Peace Winner Appeals for Protection of African Forests in Rome
3/16/05: Senate Prepares to Vote on Alaska Refuge Drilling Proposal
3/16/05: New Fairy Shrimp Species Found in Idaho
3/16/05: Agency Orders Power Plant Mercury Pollution Cut by Nearly 50 Percent
3/16/05: Greens Clash over S. African Elephant Cull Question
3/16/05: Bid to Unlock Corn's Code Gaining, Group Says
3/16/05: Environmentalists Tout Land-Use Law's Successes
3/16/05: Transporting Food Can Cost the Earth
3/16/05: Umbra on Hybrids vs. Biodiesel
3/16/05: Venezuela Defends Disputed Land Seizures
3/15/05: USFS closes Biscuit logging area to public
3/15/05: 50 Arrested in Blockade to Save the Siskiyous
3/15/05: Biscuit salvage protesters banned from woods area
3/15/05: Rains Prompt Rare Wildflower Display in Death Valley
3/15/05: Thailand Seeking Water from Neighbors to Ease Drought
3/15/05: Environmentalists Call on World Bank to Abandon Laotian Dam Project
3/15/05: EPA Issuing New Rules on Mercury Pollution from Power Plants
3/15/05: South African Poachers, Police Wage Battle over Threatened Delicacy
3/15/05: Embattled Zimbabwe Farmers Find New Africa Fields
3/15/05: Female Owl Goes on 150-Mile Trek for Mate
3/15/05: Ministers from 20 Countries Meet in London to Discuss Climate Change
3/15/05: Smog-Busting Inventors Get Nation's Highest Technology Award
3/15/05: Whaling Moratorium Likely to Be Dumped, New Zealand Official Warns
3/15/05: Forest Service Arrests 22 Protesters and Closes Salvage Logging Area in Oregon to Public
3/15/05: PNC Bank Takes Green Approach
3/15/05: EarthNews Radio: Car Sharing
3/15/05: Canon U.S.A. Receives 2005 Energy Star Partner of the Year Award
3/15/05: EPA to Let Utilities Trade Mercury Emissions
3/15/05: On road to privatizing forests
3/15/05: Fighting the Big Gunns in Tasmania
3/14/05: Understanding, Sales of Energy Star-Labeled Products on the Rise
3/14/05: Colombia's Beetle Breeder Thrills Museums
3/14/05: China Close to Production of 'Safe' Genetic Rice
3/14/05: Invention Turns Waste into Fertilizer
3/14/05: EU Ministers Reach Deal on Agency to Manage Fisheries
3/14/05: On Beyond Organic: Cooking the Whole Animal
3/14/05: Truck Emissions Tested in Pilot Study
3/14/05: Officials Sounding the Alarm on Southeast Asian Droughts
3/14/05: Breaking the Oil Addiction -- An ENN Commentary
3/14/05: Onondagas Claim 4,000 Square Miles of New York State, Want Environmental Cleanup
3/14/05: Water Crisis Looms as Himalayan Glaciers Shrink, Environmental Group Warns
3/14/05: Jargon on Government's Hazardous Waste Form Confuses Emergency Responders
3/14/05: US Broker Creates World's First Private Emission Credit Fund
3/14/05: Price of Vehicle Refrigerant is Overheated
3/14/05: EarthNews Radio: The Westin A. Price Foudation
3/13/05: Creating an environmentally conscious home
3/12/05: 22 Arrested thus far in Biscuit Blockades at Fiddler Mountain
3/12/05: Watch Earth First! Biscuit Protest first day video
3/11/05: Week in Review: March 7th - 11th
3/11/05: Environmentalists Urge U.S. Firms to Stop Importing Indonesian Timber
3/11/05: EPA rule resets limits on soot, smog
3/11/05: Arctic drilling foes lose initial Senate battle
3/11/05: Indonesian Government Sues Newmont Mining over Pollution of Bay off Sulawesi Island
3/11/05: Flight Attendant Caught Trying to Smuggle Endangered Fish into Australia in His Baggage
3/11/05: Sources Say Mexico, US Reach Agreement on Water Debt
3/11/05: Australia Announces Plan to Name -- and Shame -- Polluting Businesses
3/11/05: Fishermen, Lawmakers Prepare for Possible Introduction of Modified Salmon
3/11/05: Cambodia Seeks to Tighten Regulations on Pesticide Use
3/11/05: Canada Call US Alaska Oil Drilling Plan "Big Mistake'
3/11/05: High Levels of Mercury Found in Vt. Birds
3/11/05: EPA Orders Smog, Soot Reductions to Benefit People Downwind from Power Plants
3/11/05: Scientists Prove Less Trees, Less Rain
3/11/05: EarthNews Radio: Sustainable Conservation
3/11/05: Sustainable Economy This Week
3/11/05: Contractor for Hanford Waste Cleanup Fined for Worker Contaminations
3/11/05: New Diesels Hit Streets
3/11/05: Western Wind Energy Signs Deal with Southern California Edison
3/10/05: Terrorism, the Law and Guilt by Association
3/10/05: Legislature approves bill against animal, ecological terrorism
3/10/05: Another 11 protesters arrested at Fiddler timber sale
3/10/05: Saving at the Pump
3/10/05: New Report from Alliance to Save Energy Documents Solutions to Rising Industrial Energy Costs
3/10/05: Grants Available to Agriculture Sustainable Economy Practitioners and Researchers
3/10/05: Mining Company in Court Battle with Peruvian Villagers Over 2000 Mercury Spill
3/10/05: Fishermen, Lawmakers Prepare for Possible Introduction of Modified Salmon
3/10/05: 'World Record' Stork Killed by French Power Lines
3/10/05: Tribes and Forest Service Discuss Sacred Sites
3/10/05: Canada Smelter Blamed for Lake's Pollution
3/10/05: Researchers Draw Link Between Second-Hand Smoke and Breast Cancer
3/10/05: Mexico's Gulf Coast in Peril from Global Warming
3/10/05: Senate Tries New Strategy to Win Alaska Drilling
3/10/05: Lying about Environmentalists -- An ENN Commentary
3/10/05: Kyoto Protocol Spurs Race to Develop Fuel Cells
3/10/05: Utility Pollution Bill Stalls in Senate
3/9/05: Last Chance for American Caribou
3/9/05: Michael Donnelly: Standing Up to Ecocide in Oregon
3/9/05: NRDC's Twelve Most Threatened Wildlands
3/9/05: Auto Club Rewards Hybrids, Surcharges Gas Guzzlers
3/9/05: Shell Executive Speaks About Alternative Fuels
3/9/05: EarthNews Radio: Ways to Save Water
3/9/05: Direct Action Against 'Dolphin Killers'
3/9/05: Greenpeace strikes out against GM milk
3/9/05: Bulgarian Green Leader Threatened With Death
3/9/05: Support for Welch's is Support for Open-Space Protection
3/9/05: Kyoto Protocol Spurs Race to Develop Fuel Cells
3/9/05: Open Season on Cats in Wisconsin?
3/9/05: Developer Drops Plans for Tire-Burning Power Plant amid Intense Opposition
3/9/05: China Raises Environmental Bar for Heavy Industry
3/9/05: Claws out over Animal Rights in West Hollywood
3/9/05: Somalia's Environment Minister Calls for Investigation of Suspicious Waste
3/9/05: Invasive Tree Species Infestation Spotted
3/9/05: Shooting Hobbyist Invents Eco-Friendly Target
3/9/05: Mercury Study Identifies Problem Spots
3/8/05: Biscuit Natural Fire Recovery Zone currently under assault
3/8/05: Protesters fail to halt Biscuit burn logging
3/8/05: Soda-Making at Home Eliminates Bottle Waste
3/8/05: WRI, Cameroon Agreement Cuts Down Illegal Logging
3/8/05: Energy-Efficient Phone Adapter Scoops EPA Design Award
3/8/05: Group Says Ecotourism Plan is Wrong for Bigelow Preserve
3/8/05: 'Hot' Hybrids Forecast To Do Slow Burn in Marketplace
3/8/05: An interview with Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai
3/8/05: Amid Environmental Protests, Logging Begins in Oregon Forest Burned by 2002 Wildfire
3/8/05: Pacific NW Undersea Quakes Intrigue Scientists
3/8/05: South Dakota Bill Targets Prairie Dogs
3/8/05: EarthTalk: The Lowdown on 'Energy Efficient Mortgages'
3/8/05: Study Says Canadian Smelter Polluting U.S. Lake
3/8/05: Ethanol to Fuel Racecars
3/8/05: World Fish Stocks Strained, U.N. Says
3/8/05: WWF Warns that China's Rising Demand for Wood Threatens Other Countries' Forests
3/8/05: EPA Announces Plan for Stricter Controls on Lead in Drinking Water
3/8/05: Cherished Tradition Sparks Battle over Beach Access along Great Lakes
3/7/05: B.C. logging threatens endangered species, watchdog says
3/7/05: 10 arrested at Oregon timber protest
3/7/05: GEAC defers final decision on extending Bt cotton approval
3/7/05: AAA Questions EPA Gas-Mileage Reporting
3/7/05: Building a Business on Junk
3/7/05: Not Many Knocks Against Environment-Friendly Hardwood
3/7/05: Nokia Drops Plans to Develop Fuel Cells
3/7/05: USDA Awards $15 Million for Farmers' Market Program
3/7/05: Restless Volcano Creates Hazards in Alaska
3/7/05: Botswana Elephants Hit Namibia Crops, Environment
3/7/05: On Beyond Organic: The Many Uses of Hemp
3/7/05: Rural Alaska Community Researches Nation's First Tiny Nuclear Reactor
3/7/05: A Changing Environment -- An ENN Commentary
3/7/05: Bush Picks Scientist to Head EPA
3/7/05: Environmentalists Fear Brazil's Lifting of GMO Ban
3/7/05: Knowledge Fades As Africa Languages Die
3/6/05: B.C. not doing enough to protect threatened species, says forestry watchdog
3/6/05: Sonoma County to put biotech ban to voters
3/6/05: GM soy approved by Brazil's legislature; Paraguay signs Monsanto royalty deal
3/5/05: Environmentalists fear Brazil's lifting of GMO ban
3/4/05: The Week in Review in Business and Industry, February 28-March 4
3/4/05: Forest bills echo defeated measure, opponents say
3/4/05: Week in Review: February 28th - March 4th
3/4/05: U.S. Must Address Global Warming, Bush Ally Says
3/4/05: Texas Geologist Helps Fix Water Problem in Nepal
3/4/05: Right to Name New Monkey Sells for $650G
3/4/05: Biologists Fret as Mexico Butterfly Numbers Dive
3/4/05: House, Senate Can't Agree On Wildlife Fund
3/4/05: Government Sets Conditions for Importing Beluga Caviar, Proposes Coral Protections
3/4/05: Washington Wary as New Predator Creeps Closer
3/4/05: Unusual Life Forms Found at New Hydrothermal Vents in Atlantic
3/4/05: Forests Could Be Key to Curbing Global Warming
3/4/05: Cooking Linked to Possible Climate Changes
3/4/05: Calif. AG Sues Over Giant Sequoia Plan
3/4/05: Clean-up To Begin at Canada Mine Near Olympic Site
3/4/05: Brazil Approves Law to Legalize Genetically Modified Crops
3/3/05: Forest Service EIS to include enviros' alternative plan
3/3/05: Environmentalist killed in Brazil
3/3/05: Michael Donnelly: Teresa Heinz Gets No Love; John Edwards Gets a Pass
3/3/05: The State of Oregon vs. Mike Roselle
3/3/05: Rescuers Struggle to Save Trapped Whales in Russian Far East
3/3/05: 'Clear Skies' Bill Decried in N.C.
3/3/05: Mystery Squid Helps Prove Ocean Research
3/3/05: Energetically Defending Our Public Lands -- An ENN Commentary
3/3/05: Researcher Downplays Ozone Hole Risk
3/3/05: Forest Advocates are Sharply at Odds over Logging's Benefits, Perils
3/3/05: Seattle Zoo Tries to Inseminate Elephant
3/3/05: Looser Environmental Restrictions on Military Sought by Bush
3/3/05: AEP Gets Nod to Purchase Wind Power
3/3/05: Richardson: Governors Should Have More Say About Drilling on Federal Land
3/3/05: Atlanta Subways to Get TV, Radio Feeds
3/3/05: Planners Vote Against Wal-Mart in Columbus, Georgia
3/3/05: February US Hybrid Sales Second-Strongest Ever
3/3/05: Panel Seeks to Put Organic Loophole Out to Pasture
3/3/05: Forest Advocates Are Sharply at Odds Over Logging's Benefits, Peril
3/2/05: Forest advocates gather in Eugene, Oregon, sharply at odds over logging's benefits, perils
3/2/05: Senate Panel Delays Emissions Vote Again
3/2/05: Connecticut River Advocates Take on Pollution, ATVs
3/2/05: California Golf Club Told it Dropped the Ball
3/2/05: Washington State Gas Tax Plan Calls for Hike of 4 Cents
3/2/05: Planned Biofuel Plant to Use Clarkson-Developed Technology
3/2/05: Alabama Lawmaker Targets Ugly Fish Law
3/2/05: Pleasanton mayor nears 100 days in office
3/2/05: Nebraska Republican Chuck Hagel Chats with Grist about Climate Change
3/2/05: Coastal Zone Growth Places Millions in Hazard Areas
3/2/05: Army Publication: Israeli Military Causes Severe Environmental Damage
3/2/05: Senate Republicans Ready to Push Arctic Refuge Drilling Measure
3/2/05: Thais Fight to Save Rare Fossil Bed from Miners
3/2/05: Manure Blamed for Killing Wisconsin Trout
3/2/05: Winds Trapping Pollutants, Solar Storms, Blamed for Arctic Ozone Loss
3/2/05: Seven Rare Whales Found Dead on New Zealand Beach
3/2/05: Pols are Pushing Cleanup of Creek
3/2/05: Scientists Say Removing All Radioactive Waste from Defense Sites Impractical
3/1/05: Oil Firm Near $52 as Cold Hits U.S. Northeast
3/1/05: Fort Replicators Aghast at ExxonMobil Report
3/1/05: North Carolina Oyster-Growing Project to be Permitted
3/1/05: Pols are Pushing Cleanup of Creek
3/1/05: Tiny Trees Spur New Growth in Industry
3/1/05: Towns Prepare for Coal Rebirth
3/1/05: U.S. Animal Rights Activists Protest China Fur
3/1/05: Judge Approves $107.6 Million Settlement Against DuPont Over Alleged Poisoning of Water
3/1/05: Athens' Sludge Mountain Upsets Residents
3/1/05: Umbra on Avoiding Unsightly Bathroom Mold
3/1/05: Mercury Damage to Babies Costs Billions, Study Says
3/1/05: Judge Approves $107.6 Million Settlement against DuPont over Alleged Poisoning of Water
3/1/05: US Animal Rights Activists Protest China Fur
3/1/05: Traders Gather for Conference on the World's Newest Trading Commodity: Pollution
3/1/05: Greenpeace Urges World Bank, ADB to Shift Funding to Renewable Energy
3/1/05: Research May Help Fight Tiny Bee Pests
3/1/05: U.S. Research Ship Pays US$2 Million Fine for Reef Damage
2/28/05: Economic Uncertainty over Lack of Dredging in North Carolina
2/28/05: Citrus Growers Gearing Up for Canker Issues
2/28/05: Four New York City Boroughs Report Drop in Car Registrations
2/28/05: Minnesota Officials Mum on Cyanide Investigation
2/28/05: Program to Compensate Amchitka Workers is Progressing
2/28/05: EU Defuses Row with US over Wood Packaging Insects
2/28/05: Jury Deliberates Case of Alleged Clean Water Act Violation
2/28/05: Emerald Isle's Visitors Seek Beach Access
2/28/05: Malaysian Leader Brushes Off Indonesian Protest on Disputed Offshore Oil Blocks
2/28/05: Island-Building Covers Coral Reefs, Alters Gulf Environment
2/28/05: Scientists Study Drop in Blue King Crab Populations
2/28/05: New Virus May Have Come from Monkeys, Experts Say
2/28/05: Lawmakers Team with Environmentalists To Push Wind, Solar Energy
2/28/05: On Beyond Organic: Fighting Food Allergies
2/28/05: Vanishing Islands -- An ENN Commentary
2/28/05: Brazil Awards Disputed Area to Slain Nun's Project
2/28/05: Canada Close to Emissions Deal with Car Makers
2/28/05: EU Must Compromise on Nuke Issues, Says Iran Official
2/25/05: The Week in Review in Business and Industry, February 21-25
2/25/05: Week in Review: February 21st - 25th
2/25/05: New Hampshire Nature Center Wants Snowmobile Ban
2/25/05: Birth Rate Falls for Canadian Grizzlies, Development Cited
2/25/05: Nebraska Woman Wins Emissions Lawsuit Against Tyson
2/25/05: Board Backs Proposed Nuclear Waste Dump at Utah Reservation, Reversing Objection on Plane Crash Risk
2/25/05: Deluge Deadly for Southern California's Dairy Cows
2/25/05: Kraft Draws Ire for Road Kill Candy
2/25/05: African Fossils Push Back Origins Of Humans, and Other Stories
2/25/05: Some Dairy Farmers Worry about 'Organic' Milk Labels
2/25/05: Senate Considering Revival of Pesticide Reporting System
2/25/05: 'Green Building' Trend Grows
2/25/05: City of Albuquerque, Environmentalists Settle Silvery Minnow Dispute
2/25/05: Board Backs Proposed Nuclear Waste Dump at Utah Reservation
2/25/05: Island-Building Covers Coral Reefs, Alters Gulf Environment
2/25/05: Fire Ravages Forest Reserve Bordering Malaysian Airport, Administrative Capital
2/25/05: Justices Weigh Water Rights
2/24/05: Safaricom And Save The Elephants Win Mobility in the Environment Award
2/24/05: Warm Weather Melting Skiers' Season
2/24/05: Fines Urged in Sales of Unregistered Flea Treatments
2/24/05: Tree Sacrifice in Durham Pains Builder
2/24/05: Amazon Land Grab Fuels Brazil Progress, Violence
2/24/05: Feds Order Susquehanna Power Plants and Others to Stop Killing Off Fish
2/24/05: Disaster-Cleanup Firms in Orange County Scrambling to Keep Up With Calls
2/24/05: Emmpak Foods Reaches Pollution Settlement
2/24/05: Woman Absorbs Cost of Big Sprinkler Leak; City Lowers Bill to $2,000
2/24/05: Sam Kennedy and Dan Shope, The Morning Call, Allentown, Pa.
2/24/05: South African-Led Consortium Plans Congo River Project to Nearly Double Africa's Electricity Output
2/24/05: Retreat of Antarctic Ice Shelves Is Not New, Report Says
2/24/05: Tribal Clashes over Water and Land in Central Kenya Leaves at Least Four Dead
2/24/05: Giant Panda Skeleton Found in 4,000-Year-Old Tomb
2/24/05: Climate Science Keeps on Ticking -- An ENN Commentary
2/24/05: Trash from Canada Piling Up
2/24/05: Tiger on Loose Near L.A. Shot and Killed
2/24/05: Bush, Schroeder Say Cooperation Possible on the Environment
2/24/05: Brazil Environmentalist Shot in Rain Forest
2/24/05: Study Proposes Plastic Bag Ban in Kenya to Manage Growing Waste Problem
2/23/05: Premier Medical Waste Services Wastes no Time Expanding Base
2/23/05: Environmentalist CEO's Business Rents Hybrid Cars
2/23/05: Biotech Business Spurs Debate
2/23/05: More Japanese Firms Producing Materials Less Harmful to Environment
2/23/05: Scientists Examines Workplace Germs
2/23/05: Soy Industry Looks for the Next Big Thing
2/23/05: Tourists Evacuated as Chilean Park Fire Burns
2/23/05: Older Diesel Equipment Will Still Pose Health Problems, Group Says
2/23/05: Study Proposes Plastic Bag Ban in Kenya to Manage Growing Waste Problem
2/23/05: Panelists Decry Bush Science Policies
2/23/05: Bush, Schroeder to Make Pledges on Climate Change, Official Says
2/23/05: Green Waste a Burning Rural Issue
2/23/05: Up to 11 Wilderness Areas Could Join National Forest
2/23/05: Umbra on Renting Hybrids and Sharing Cars
2/23/05: Ex-Wildlife Manager Agrees to Pay Fine
2/23/05: Bird Flu in Flies No Threat to Animals or Humans, Expert Says
2/23/05: Study Blames 20,000 Deaths a Year on Diesel Exhaust
2/22/05: On Beyond Organic: Bodycareless - What's in Our Soap?
2/22/05: Sifter to Speed Ordnance Depot Cleanup
2/22/05: PGA Aquifer Shield Elaborate
2/22/05: Eco Depot
2/22/05: No Schedule Yet on Japan Beef Trade-USDA's Johanns
2/22/05: More Mutilated Eagles Found Near Vancouver
2/22/05: Great Salt Lake Mercury Worries Scientists
2/22/05: Canada Not Planning to Ban Popular Lawn Pesticide
2/22/05: Coastlines Already Damaged by Pollution Suffered More from Tsunami than Others, Says U.N. Official
2/22/05: Agriculture Research Faces Cuts in Bush Plan
2/22/05: Tsunami-Hit Beach May Become Turtle Haven
2/22/05: Brazil Vows Slowdown of Amazon Destruction
2/22/05: Cuba Calls on Citizens to Conserve Water to Confront Shortage
2/22/05: Forest Fire Rages in Chile's Torres del Paine Park
2/21/05: California Lawmaker to Propose Study on Converting Nuclear Plant to Natural Gas
2/21/05: EPA Sides with North Carolina on Pollution Controls for TVA Coal Plants
2/21/05: Dischargers Seek Delay in River Cleanup Plan
2/21/05: Programs Aim to Help Farmers Conserve Water
2/21/05: Columbus, Ohio-Based Plastics Firm Finds New Use for Corn
2/21/05: Low-cost Technology for Environment-Friendly Plastic Developed
2/21/05: Organic Produce Businesses Start to Grow
2/21/05: Group to Examine Possible Cell Phone Risks
2/21/05: EPA Sets Exposure Limit for Fuel Pollutant
2/21/05: Bears on China Farms Face "Barbaric Cruelty"-Group
2/21/05: Organic Produce Businesses Start to Grow
2/21/05: Mexico Suspends Permit for Controversial U.S. Research Ship
2/21/05: Global Warming Could Worsen US Pollution, Report Says
2/21/05: British Fox Hunters Test Bounds of New Ban
2/21/05: California in Deal to Preserve Hearst Coastal Area
2/21/05: Careful Flooding May Restore Iraq Marshes, Experts Say
2/21/05: EPA Sets Exposure Limit for Rocket Fuel Pollutant
2/21/05: Brazil's Drive to Become World's Bread Basket Blamed for Amazon Land Violence
2/21/05: Brazil's Drive to Become World's Bread Basket Blamed for Amazon Land Violence
2/21/05: Passage of Air Quality Legislation is Cloudy -- An ENN Commentary
2/21/05: Court Finds Fault with EPA Haze Program for Parks, Wilderness
2/21/05: Experts: Scientific Influence Wanes, Research Funding Weakened in Bush Administration
2/18/05: The Week in Review in Business and Industry, February 14-18
2/18/05: EPA Terminates Contract with Computer Recycling Firm
2/18/05: Delray Workers Plant Endangered Native Vine to Prevent Dune Erosion
2/18/05: Boosting Wind-Energy Standards to Mean 'Significant New Benefits,' Group Says
2/18/05: Farmland Advocate Promotes Agricultural Easements
2/18/05: Tenth Shipment of Reprocessed Japanese Nuclear Waste Heading Home
2/18/05: California Elks Will Be Sent to Roam Free
2/18/05: Umbra on What Global Warming Will Mean for Average Folks
2/18/05: Environmentalists Sue Bush Administration over New Forest Rules
2/18/05: Britain Criticizes US Climate Change Record
2/18/05: Group Seeks Protection for Polar Bears
2/18/05: EPA Agrees to Consider Requiring Pollution Cuts in 13 Eastern States
2/18/05: Brazil's President Creates Massive Forest Reserves after Killing of American Nun
2/18/05: Gulf States Talk about Reducing the Shrimp Fleet to Aid Struggling Shrimpers
2/18/05: EPA Agrees to Consider Requiring Pollution Cuts in 13 Eastern States
2/18/05: Brazil Plans Vast Amazon Reserve to Stem Logging
2/17/05: Bill to Keep Animals, Children out of Antifreeze Endorsed
2/17/05: City Asked to Pick Sides on Toxics
2/17/05: Solar Project on the Hot Spot
2/17/05: Firm Ready to Bet on Nuclear Power
2/17/05: Groups Oppose Ethanol Proposal
2/17/05: Fuel Cells to Supply Electricity at Sheraton
2/17/05: Rampant Lobster Disease Mystifies Scientists
2/17/05: Tenth Shipment of Reprocessed Japanese Nuclear Waste Heading Home
2/17/05: Frenchville Residents Get Update on Odorous Manure
2/17/05: In a New Mexico Desert Town, Residents Stake Their Future on Uranium
2/17/05: New Global Network Aims for Tsunami Warning System
2/17/05: Mexico Reports 75-Percent Drop in the Number of Monarch Butterflies
2/17/05: Dream or Nightmare? -- An ENN Commentary
2/17/05: Ice Kangaroos, Koalas Melt in Kyoto Protest
2/17/05: Massachusetts Making Boundary Change that Could Limit Planned Offshore Windmills
2/17/05: Russia's UES Close to Large Kyoto-Linked Deals
2/17/05: Seizing Their Chance, Conservationists Join Forces to Push Bills
2/17/05: Defecating Pandas Expand Their Horizons
2/16/05: Environmental Officials Defend Rules on Construction
2/16/05: Victoria, Texas, Considers Getting into Methane Gas Mining Business
2/16/05: Oil Prices Soar as OPEC Cut Worries Linger
2/16/05: Japan Government Drafts Bill on Making Firms Report Greenhouse Gas Emissions
2/16/05: China Miners: Losing Jobs Biggest Worry
2/16/05: Development of Sakhalin Oil Fields Should Be Delayed to Protect Gray Whales, Independent Report Says
2/16/05: Pesticide Tax, Farmer Education Could Lessen Pollution from Runoff, Report Says
2/16/05: Economic Development Officials Battling Air-Pollution Designations
2/16/05: Maryland Proposal Would Slap Annual $750 Registration Surcharge on Hummers, other Mammoth SUVs
2/16/05: Kenya Seizes Smuggled Baby Chimps Crammed into Cage
2/16/05: Tired of Lions? Try a Frogging Safari
2/16/05: Canada Plans to Buy Kyoto Green Credits Abroad
2/16/05: Ranchers Blame Government for Prairie Dog Damage
2/16/05: An Interview with Nobel Peace Prize Winner Wangari Maathai
2/16/05: Thousands Gather for Funeral of American Nun as Battle over Amazon Intensifies
2/16/05: Dangers of Mercury Pollution Overstated, House Republicans Say in Report
2/16/05: Feted and Hated, Kyoto Enters into Force
2/15/05: Governor's Crusade Against Business Rules has Found No Villains
2/15/05: Bush Puts Jobs Ahead of Climate Treaty Targets
2/15/05: Oil Rises as OPEC Says May Cut Supply
2/15/05: California's emission rules here? Auto Dealers Say it's a Bad Idea
2/15/05: Libby, Mont., Residents Hope to Hold Big Corporation Accountable for Asbestos Illnesses
2/15/05: UK Activists Hail Court Ruling in "McLibel" Case
2/15/05: Salvage and Oil Cleanup of Aleutian Freighter Wreck Halted Until Spring
2/15/05: Unions Lobbying Democrats to Back President's clean Air Plan
2/15/05: Do Cows and Tennis Balls Stoke Global Warming?
2/15/05: Study Finds Pollution May Affect Babies' Genes
2/15/05: Group Seeks Protection for Eastern Fish
2/15/05: Smokies Park Gets Bugs, Species Funds
2/15/05: Kyoto Host Japan Still Far from Greenhouse Targets
2/15/05: Little Fire Ants Invade the Big Island
2/15/05: EarthTalk: Combatting Sprawl with 'Smart Growth'
2/15/05: U.S. Cities Eye Ocean Waves for Power Supplies
2/15/05: President's Budget Cuts Funding for Fisheries Programs
2/15/05: Reef Expert Gives Back to Asia
2/15/05: Unions Lobbying Democrats to Back President's Clean Air Plan
2/14/05: Nuclear waste: Greenpeace blocks train convoy
2/14/05: P.E.I. could become first province to ban GMOs
2/14/05: City to Meet over Contract to Clean Up Harmful Agents
2/14/05: EU Cautions UK of Legal Action if it Exceeds Greenhouse Gas Emissions
2/14/05: U.S. Cities Eye Ocean Waves for Power Supplies
2/14/05: Birders Eye Winter Hummingbirds, Vagrants
2/14/05: Earth's 'Lung,' the Amazon Forest, Breathes Uneasily in a Time of Climate Change
2/14/05: Council Votes to Restrict Bottom Trawling in Aleutian Islands
2/14/05: Report Warns Great Barrier Reef Could Die in 20 Years
2/14/05: U.S. Wildlife Experts to Teach Brazilian Environmental Police
2/14/05: Global Warming Treaty Set to Take Effect
2/14/05: Congressional Challenges in 2005 -- An ENN Commentary
2/14/05: Senators Introduce Ocean Trash Bill
2/14/05: FPL to Build Solar Panels Thanks to Green Customers
2/14/05: More Trucks Likely to Come Under New CAFÉ Umbrella
2/13/05: Cumberland Greens Bioregional Council Winter Gathering
2/13/05: Oregon: Logging and Forests
2/13/05: Opinion: Raise your voices now, before forests fall silent under Bush plan
2/13/05: Earth First! Demands Mountain Justice
2/13/05: Sydney: Green groups oppose proposed Botany Bay treatment plant
2/11/05: Week In Review: February 7th - 11th
2/11/05: Oil spill Alaska's biggest since 1989
2/11/05: Madagascan Troops Accused of Smuggling Tortoises
2/11/05: Clouds Gather Over Future of Kyoto Climate Pact
2/11/05: Biologist Says Deer Threaten Ginseng
2/11/05: Asia Quake, Tsunami Moved Islands, Shortened Days
2/11/05: Planets Could Be Made Of Diamonds, and Other Stories
2/11/05: $15.5M Grant to Aid Animals
2/11/05: Aleutian Oil Spill Now Biggest in Alaska Since 1989
2/11/05: 2005 Could Be Warmest Year Recorded, Says NASA
2/10/05: Film details the Forest Service century
2/10/05: Police on alert after group urges action against mining
2/10/05: Wyoming to Study Declining Moose Population
2/10/05: Seattle Mandates Recycling
2/10/05: Carbon Emissions Trading is New Weapon to Battle Global Warming
2/10/05: Scientists Find New Coral Species
2/10/05: FERC Rules on Access to Proposed Alaska Gas Pipeline
2/10/05: 'Political' Science: The Rise of Junk Science and the Fall of Reason--An ENN Commentary
2/10/05: State Wolf Plan Awaits Live Test
2/10/05: Energy Secretary Reaffirms Commitment to Building Nevada Nuclear Waste Dump
2/9/05: Chemical Company, Officials Indicted on Asbestos-Related Charges
2/9/05: Coal Recouped
2/9/05: Deal Close on Superfund Site's Cleanup
2/9/05: A Computer Recycler's Big Job
2/9/05: Wildlife Could Lure Tourists to Maine
2/9/05: Experts Try to Predict What the Next Tsunami Will Do
2/9/05: China under Pressure on Emissions as Kyoto Looms
2/9/05: Going Once, Going Twice -- A Chance to Name a Monkey
2/9/05: World Bank Chief Says Neutral Expert To Be Appointed in Kashmir Dam Dispute
2/9/05: Experts Baffled by Finch Die-Off in Alaska
2/9/05: Mangrove Forests Reduce Impact of Tsunami and Cyclones, Ecological Experts Say
2/9/05: EU Wants to Curb Greenhouse Gas Emissions Beyond 2012
2/8/05: W.R. Grace and Seven Employees Indicted over Asbestos-Contaminated Mine
2/8/05: Scientists, Fishermen Worry About Herring
2/8/05: 'Leather-Free' Mercedes Thrills Rights Group
2/8/05: Storm Damage May Hasten Death of Sequoia
2/8/05: Solar Power Demand to Soar in Coming Years
2/8/05: Researchers Work on Red Tide Sensor
2/8/05: Israelis and Palestinians Clean up Rivers to Save Endangered Turtles, Improve Drinking Water
2/8/05: Budget at a Glance: Department of Energy
2/8/05: Bush Seeks Nearly Six Percent Cut in Environment Funding
2/7/05: A new code for forest protests? The industry spokesman & the activists discuss
2/7/05: Fiddler Timber Sale sparks protest
2/7/05: Biodiesel to be Distributed for Boaters through Port Everglades
2/7/05: 500 Hours Achieved in Biomass Power Generation
2/7/05: Florida Revisits Manatee Status
2/7/05: Time Ticking on Nuclear Waste Decision
2/7/05: Mitsubishi Motors, Heavy Eye Joint Development of Fuel-Cell Car
2/7/05: Researchers Probe Antarctica's Shifting Ice, 'Not Sure What's Going On'
2/7/05: Bush Budget Would Cut Aid for Local Law Enforcement, Environment, Indian Schools
2/7/05: Ancient Beasts Raise Questions about Climate Change
2/7/05: EarthTalk: What is 'Acid Rain' and What Causes It?
2/7/05: Biodiesel To Be Distributed for Boaters Through Port Everglades
2/7/05: Time Ticking on Nuclear Waste Decision
2/7/05: Nesting Begins for Endangered Parrots
2/7/05: The New Environmentalism -- An ENN Commentary
2/7/05: African Countries Sign Treaty to Protect Rain Forest
2/7/05: The New Environmentalism -- An ENN Commentary
2/7/05: Nesting Begins for Endangered Parrots
2/7/05: Time Ticking on Nuclear Waste Decision
2/6/05: NEW ONLINE MEDIA SERVICE OFFERS NON-PROFITS AN OPPORTUNITY TO REACH GLOBAL AUDIENCES
2/6/05: Biscuit Fire logging plans protested
2/6/05: Earthroots slams government's move to continue culling native birds in protected bird sanctuary
2/6/05: Reducing Radioactive Waste
2/6/05: Bid to Reduce Greenhouse Gas and Extend Oil Production
2/6/05: European food retailers against biotech foods
2/6/05: Apocalypse Now: How Mankind is Sleepwalking to the End of the Earth
2/5/05: Africa's rainforest depend on cutting out corruption
2/4/05: EU shelves mostly GM-free
2/4/05: Week In Review: January 31st - February 4th
2/4/05: Biologists Planning to Study Pelicans
2/4/05: Scientists Worry About Red Tide, Manatees
2/4/05: Organisms Found in Deepest Part of Ocean
2/4/05: Food Scarcity Predicted with Rising Temperatures, Falling Water Tables
2/4/05: Experts See Increasing Energy from Sugar
2/4/05: EPA Overlooked Health Impact, Based Mercury Rule on Industry Plan, Internal Audit Finds
2/4/05: Guards, Governments Seek to Save African Forests
2/4/05: Bush Seeks $867 Million Budget for Forest Thinning
2/3/05: Lockyer Sues Over U.S. Timber Plan
2/3/05: Environmental Group Says Oil and Gas Wells in Western States not Being Inspected Enough
2/3/05: Trees Could Grow Cash for DuPage
2/3/05: Free Bags May Get the Sack
2/3/05: Insurers Agree to $93 Million Settlement Over Hazardous Waste Site in California
2/3/05: Lawmakers Float Plan for Underwater Logging
2/3/05: Group Claims Biotechs Don't Deliver on Promises
2/3/05: US Senate Panel May Deadlock on Utility Emissions
2/3/05: Catastrophe Left Lasting Impact, and a Hope that People Don't 'Rebuild the Next One'
2/3/05: Climate Warming Spells Species Wipeout, Experts Say
2/3/05: The 51 Percent Solution -- An ENN Commentary
2/3/05: Bush Urges Congress to Pass Energy Bill
2/3/05: Rare Plant Nearly Wiped Out by Work Crew
2/2/05: Claims against Forest Service charge new logging mandate ignores science
2/2/05: Is the biographer of activist Judi Bari a tool of the right -- or just a skeptical liberal?
2/2/05: Mexico green groups go after Pemex for oil spills
2/2/05: GM Canola may contaminate
2/2/05: Toyota to Launch World's 1st Hybrid Luxury Vehicle in U.S.
2/2/05: Wind Energy a Goal in State
2/2/05: West Texas Woodlands Make Conservation 'Hot' List
2/2/05: Bonobos dying as they flee hunters
2/2/05: California, Environmental Groups Sue to Block Sierra National Forest Plan
2/2/05: Lawmakers in Six Midwestern States Announce Regional Environmental Effort
2/2/05: Tiny Pest Decimating Honeybee Colonies
2/2/05: Scientists Say Global Warming Hurts Africa
2/2/05: Carpool Lanes: Not Just for Carpools Anymore
2/2/05: Crane Restoration Partners Pledge to Continue Efforts
2/2/05: Notes from Anna: Collapse, by Jared Diamond
2/2/05: Judge Rules U.S. Government Wrong to Downgrade Wolf from Endangered to Threatened
2/2/05: Study Uncovers New Threatened Ecological Hotspots
2/2/05: Compound From Amazonian Rainforest Plant Shows Promise In Treating Breast Cancer
2/1/05: Zoltek Cos. Will be Included in Pro-Environment Energy Fund
2/1/05: Farmers Looking at Methane Digesters to Create Energy from Cow Manure
2/1/05: Landfill's Effect on Water Supply a Concern
2/1/05: Inspections to Begin at 28 Industrial Plants
2/1/05: Lack of Cash Stalls Landfill- to-Energy Project
2/1/05: National Survey Shows Americans Are In The Dark Regarding Genetically Modified Foods
2/1/05: EU Commission Proposes Phasing out Exports to Combat Mercury Pollution
2/1/05: Scientists Keep Eye on Alaska Volcanoes
2/1/05: Sri Lanka's Beaches Will Recover but Coral Damaged
2/1/05: China Presses Three Gorges Project to Heed Rules
2/1/05: Goals of the Exeter Climate Conference
2/1/05: British Minister Opens International Conference on Climate Change
2/1/05: Students Worldwide to Learn about Louisiana's Vanishing Wetlands
2/1/05: Conservation Deal Takes Unusual Tack
2/1/05: EU Reports Thinning Ozone Layer over Arctic; Possible Threat to Human Health
2/1/05: Farmers Looking at Methane Digesters to Create Energy from Cow Manure
2/1/05: India Way Down on World Green Index
1/31/05: A fight to save ancient forest at Lake Erie
1/31/05: Texas, Mexican Officials Discuss Landfill Fire Problem
1/31/05: Toyota Unveils Hydrogen-Powered Fuel Cell Hybrid Bus Before Expo
1/31/05: EPA, Mining Firm Cut Deal, but Some Residents are Leery
1/31/05: 'Dangerous' Global Warming Possible by 2026, WWF Says
1/31/05: EarthTalk: Are There Any Organic Products That Young Children Would Enjoy?
1/31/05: Massachusetts Water Authority Officials Investigating Boston's Big Dig Project
1/31/05: Commission Staff Calls Risks of Proposed Plutonium Conversion Plant Minimal
1/31/05: Residents of Tight-Knit River Neighborhood Losing Land, Losing Hope
1/31/05: Loggers Going Into Oregon Old Growth Reserve on Biscuit Fire
1/31/05: Special Mouse that Blocked Projects Special No More, Government Says
1/31/05: Landmarks Since Prehistory, Glaciers are Shrinking in a Warming World
1/31/05: The Short Path to Oil Independence -- An ENN Commentary
1/28/05: Tyson Foods Agrees to Monitor Level of Ammonia Emissions
1/28/05: ConocoPhillips Agrees to Clean-Air Settlement
1/28/05: Yale Study Suggests Chemical Might Cause Hearing Loss in Whales
1/28/05: Canada Split over Restrictions on Car Emissions
1/28/05: Umbra Schools a Student Who Needs Sturdy, Eco-Friendly Bags
1/28/05: Bear Hunting Debate Shifts to Outlawing Traps
1/28/05: ConocoPhillips Reaches Clean Air Settlement Requiring $525 Million in Pollution Controls
1/28/05: Nordic Countries Claim Four of Top Five Spots in Environmental Sustainability Survey
1/28/05: Environmentalists Sue Feds To Stop Mining Companies from Dumping Mountain Tops into Valleys
1/28/05: Endangered Condors Return to Andes Skies
1/28/05: Environmentalists Sue To Stop Logging of Sequoias, Other Trees at California National Monument
1/27/05: Shell executive: Climate needs shift from oil
1/27/05: Greenpeace intercepts shipload of transgenic soya
1/27/05: Poor are victims of toxic waste imports
1/27/05: Environmental extreme has district attorney doing its work
1/27/05: Greenpeace protest, GM crop banned
1/27/05: Senate Panel OKs Bush's Pick for U.S. Energy Secretary
1/27/05: Small Town in Jungle Creates Dilemma for Authorities
1/27/05: House Members File Bill To Restore Horse, Burro Protection Law
1/27/05: Mad Cows a Symptom of a Sick Food System
1/27/05: Scientists Say Valdez Spill Impacts Slow To Fade
1/27/05: One Month Later, Picture of Tsunami's Toll on the Environment Emerges
1/27/05: Notes From Anna: 'Do You Ever Wonder...'
1/27/05: EPA Approves Pollution Control Plan for Everglades
1/27/05: Bush Air Pollution Plan Up Against Deadlocked Senate Committee
1/27/05: Bush Administration Pushes Plan to Change Air Pollution Regulation
1/27/05: ChevronTexaco Officials Outline 2 Projects that May Affect Coastal Environment
1/26/05: Don't raid arctic refuge: Republicans planning legislative shortcut
1/26/05: Chlorine Factories Cited as Big Source of Mercury Pollution; Industry Says it's Making Changes
1/26/05: Gold Mine Exploration Begins on Western Shoshone Lands
1/26/05: U.S. Seeks to Scuttle Conference Text Linking Climate Change to Disasters
1/26/05: Australian Government Says It Won't Back Anti-Whaling Lawsuit
1/26/05: Phoenix Officials Urge Residents To Boil Water Because of Treatment Plant Problems
1/26/05: Federal Officials To Sue after Gas Leak from State Oil Company on Mexico's Gulf Coast
1/26/05: State Logging Plan Draws Objections from Conservation Groups
1/26/05: Early Settlers Made Australian Desert, Study Finds
1/26/05: Alaskan Urges Gas Research Funding
1/26/05: Pataki, Schwarzenegger Urge Congress Not To Weaken States' Environmental Powers
1/26/05: Study Encourages Everglades Land Purchases
1/25/05: Groups oppose coal-fired plants
1/25/05: Greenpeace to track GMO soy cargo into French port
1/25/05: Glades Reservoir Proposal Encounters Some Opposition
1/25/05: Officials, Groups Seek to Settle Clean Air Suit
1/25/05: Report: Global warming approaching critical point
1/25/05: At Least 14 Killed as Kenyan Tribes Clash over Scarce Water Supplies
1/25/05: According to Report, River Erosion Lowering Water Levels on Lake Michigan, Lake Huron
1/25/05: Jordi Honey-Rosés, Butterfly Protector, InterActivates
1/25/05: San Francisco Ponders Ecology Tax for Grocery Bags
1/25/05: Ecuador Foreign Ministry Says Colombian Anti-Drug Spraying Not Harming Border Region
1/25/05: Court Fight May Spare Blair Pre-Poll Hunt Protests
1/25/05: Report Says Global Warming at Critical Point
1/25/05: Report Warns of Toxins in Baltic Fish
1/25/05: Feds Adopt Plan for Drilling on Vast New Mexico Grassland; State, Conservationists Vow Fight
1/24/05: Climate Change: Countdown to Global Catastrophe
1/24/05: Global Warming Approaching Point of No Return, Warns Leading Climate Expert
1/24/05: EPA Plans to Exempt Livestock, Poultry Feed Lots from Air Pollution Fines
1/24/05: GM Wary on Hybrids
1/24/05: California Officials Doubt Natural Seepage Caused Oil Spill Killing Hundreds of Birds
1/24/05: U.S. Ship Begins Sound-Wave Research off Yucatan Despite Protests
1/24/05: One Month Post-Tsunami, Farmers Face Fallow Fields
1/24/05: EarthTalk: Are There Any Car-Free Cities in the World?
1/24/05: Growing Demand for Liquefied Natural Gas Raises Safety Questions
1/24/05: Notes from Anna: Bird's Eye Views -- Three Thinkers In Eco-Ethics
1/24/05: Government to Allow Oil Exploration in Ecologically Sensitive Alaska Area
1/24/05: EPA Offers to Limit Fines to Factory-Style Farms in Exchange for Data
1/23/05: Victoria's Secret turns old-growth into catalogs
1/23/05: Virgin forest turned into steamy catalogs
1/23/05: Surin governor says GM rice not necessary for Thailand
1/21/05: Dow Chemical, Michigan Approve Plan on Dioxin
1/21/05: Maine Forestlands in Times of Change
1/21/05: Hiding Bycatch Nets a Big Fine
1/21/05: Group spreads the word about mining
1/21/05: U.N. Says Asian Tsunami Caused Severe Environmental Damage in Indonesia
1/21/05: Arizona Park Wants to Kill Exotic Plants
1/21/05: U.S. Seeks to Scuttle Conference Text Linking Climate Change to Disasters
1/21/05: Researchers Find Quahogs Can Neutralize Toxin
1/21/05: Army Corps Agrees NY Wetland Deserves Federal Protection
1/21/05: Space Mission Lands On Titan, and Other Stories
1/21/05: Rare Giant Pandas Boost Numbers by Almost Half
1/21/05: Colorado Scientists Find Chemicals in Waters
1/21/05: Ohio Wildlife Officials Consider Allowing Otter Trapping after Success of Reintroduction Programs
1/21/05: UN Storm Brews over Hurricane-Global Warming Link
1/20/05: Kelpie Wilson: Judi Bari Survives Character Assassination
1/20/05: Notes from Anna: The Mailroom as Landscape
1/20/05: Congo Police, Army Accused of Elephant Poaching
1/20/05: Silt Deposits Threaten Coral Life in Tsunami-Hit Southern Indian Islands
1/20/05: US Forests Cost-Effective against Global Warming, Study Concludes
1/20/05: Environmentalists fight planned gas terminal in Mexico
1/20/05: Puget Sound Environmental Report Yields Mixed Results
1/20/05: The Final (Probably) Word on Plastics from Umbra
1/20/05: Canada Can Learn from California
1/20/05: Nuclear Power Makes a Comeback
1/20/05: It's the Bomb: New bio of eco-radical Judi Bari ignites pals' ire
1/19/05: Leaks Make up Big Part of Toxics Released by Industry
1/19/05: Environmentalists Fight Planned Gas Terminal in Mexico
1/19/05: Casino Developers Granted Permit to Build Resort Near Wetlands in U.S. Virgin Islands
1/19/05: Betsy Rosenberg, Host of Radio's EcoTalk, Answers Grist's Questions
1/19/05: Sugar Companies Explore Making Ethanol from Molasses
1/19/05: Canada Considers Adopting California's More Stringent Auto-Emission Standards
1/19/05: Environmentalists Say Hawksbill Sea Turtle in 'Drastic Decline' in Mexico
1/19/05: Tsunami Detection a Complex Challenge
1/19/05: Bush `Clear Skies' Proposal Hinders Power Plant Cleanups, Official Says
1/18/05: U.S. Officials Accuse DuPont of Concealing Teflon Ingredient's Health Risk
1/18/05: Science News : Home-Made Biofuels Are Best
1/18/05: Car bombing put Judy Bari in the spotlight
1/18/05: Environmental Organizations Speak Out Online on Critical Environmental Issues.
1/18/05: Gunns sues environmentalists, attacks free speech
1/18/05: Mexican Authorities Order Gas Well Closed after Explosion, Spill
1/18/05: Record Warm Winter Stirs Sleepy Estonian Bears
1/18/05: U.S. Officials Accuse DuPont of Concealing Teflon Ingredient's Health Risk
1/18/05: Fishermen Barred from Spawning Grounds of Rare Species in U.S. Virgin Islands
1/18/05: Geologist has Vision for Wyoming
1/18/05: EarthTalk: Are There Environmentally-Friendlier Ways to De-Ice Pavement?
1/18/05: Indonesia to Replant Mangroves in Tsunami Defense
1/18/05: Homemade Biofuels are Best, Say UK Green Groups
1/18/05: Disaster Looms for Megacities, UN Official Says
1/17/05: Mangroves Lost to Development may be Replenished as Natural Wave Barrier
1/17/05: Sugar Companies in Florida Explore Ethanol from Molasses
1/17/05: Environmentalists Win Bid to Regulate Taconite Industry Mercury Emissions
1/17/05: Congo's Rare Rhinos to Be Flown to Safety
1/17/05: Notes from Anna: Brazil -- Migration, Nature, and the Documenting Lens
1/17/05: Scientists Watch for Antarctic Iceberg Collision
1/17/05: Ravens' Interaction With Oil Rigs Studied
1/17/05: Rome, Milan Ban Cars to Lower Pollution Levels
1/17/05: EPA Seeking Review on Potential Health Risks of Chemical Used in Teflon
1/17/05: Malaysian Company that Imported Toxic Waste from Taiwan to Be Charged in Court, Report Says
1/17/05: The Sound of the Big Bang, and Other Stories
1/17/05: Senses, Sand Dunes Helped Tsunami Animals Escape
1/15/05: Environmentalists Say Sound Wave Research off Yucatan Threatens Marine Life
1/15/05: Court Lifts Injunction Protecting Siskiyou Ancient Forests
1/15/05: Aus enviros light fire in forest
1/15/05: Exports blamed for Amazon deforestation
1/15/05: Paul Driessen opinion: Anti-biotech campaigns perpetuate poverty
1/14/05: Ethanol Plant Proposed for Northampton, Pa., Site
1/14/05: Tampa, Fla.-Based Utility to Spend $300 Million to Slash Pollution
1/14/05: Four Endangered Whales Found Dead in Six Weeks
1/14/05: Pakistan Urges India Not to Let Dispute over Dam Hinder Ties
1/14/05: Federal Officials Say Santa Fe, N.M.-Area Water Case Cost Too High
1/14/05: Environmentalists Say Sound Wave Research off Yucatan Threatens Marine Life
1/14/05: Small Island Nations Appeal for Help to Deal with Environmental and Economic Woes
1/14/05: Wet Winter Raises Threat of Mississippi River Flooding
1/14/05: Casino Developers Granted Permit to Build Resort Near Wetlands in U.S. Virgin Islands
1/14/05: Academy Report Sees Benefits of Existing Clean Air Program
1/14/05: Appeals Court Lifts Injunction Blocking Logging from Site of Nation's Worst Wildfire in 2002
1/13/05: Study Claims U.S. Power Plants Far More Polluting than National Neighbors
1/13/05: New Case of Mad Cow in Canada Raises New Concerns in Kansas, Elsewhere
1/13/05: USDA Seeks 'Guidance Document' Concerning Organic Cows' Pasture Access
1/13/05: Chinese Company Plans Asia's Biggest Wind Farm, Report Says
1/13/05: Nalgene Therapy, in Ask Umbra
1/13/05: Nebraska Zoo Discovers Two Species of Lemurs
1/13/05: U.S. Coal-Fired Electricity Plants among North America's Largest Polluters, Study Says
1/13/05: EPA Seeking Review on Potential Health Risks of Chemical Used in Teflon
1/13/05: Notes from Anna: A Detour in Search of an Intersection
1/13/05: Groups Cite Sprawl as Threat to 1,200 Rare Plants, Animals
1/13/05: Biotech Crop Harvest Comes Amid Discord
1/13/05: A Tidal Wave of Lessons Learned -- an ENN Commentary
1/13/05: Environmentalists, Feds Face off over Wilderness Deal
1/13/05: Opinion: DDT needed to fight malaria
1/12/05: Graniteville, S.C., Mill Officials Fear Equipment Damage from Chlorine Leak
1/12/05: Honda's President Details Initiatives in Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Engines
1/12/05: Device Could Cut Air Pollution at Long Beach, Calif., Port
1/12/05: Fire-prevention funding escapes Forest Service ax
1/12/05: U.S. wood demand seen harmful abroad
1/12/05: Old-growth forests: Albanese tours the Tarkine
1/12/05: Getting to the Roots of Liberation: an interview with Dan Berger
1/12/05: Monsanto pays up
1/12/05: Challenging the Greatest Force on Earth: Nuclear Weapons
1/12/05: Biologists Check on Arizona Fish Diversity
1/12/05: Tsunami Relief Shows Humanity's Capacity To Give
1/12/05: Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania Governors Back $15 Billion Aid for Bay
1/12/05: Scientific Panel's Report on Water Pollutant at Odds with EPA Findings
1/12/05: Researchers Find Pond Scum Toxin that May Kill Bald Eagles
1/12/05: Apple's Popular Products Pile Up in Landfills, Protesters Say
1/12/05: Scientists Use Hazing to Drive Crows Away
1/12/05: San Francisco Officials Pass Law Mandating Humane Treatment for Backyard Dogs
1/12/05: Blue Bins in, Bags out in Chicago Recycling Experiment
1/11/05: EPA Watchdog Finds Security Lapses in Remote Controls for Water Systems
1/11/05: Lawsuit seeks to stop ski area growth
1/11/05: Rising Seas Threaten Islands, Cities, Coasts
1/11/05: North Charleston, S.C., Company Recycles Leftovers into Sealer for Roofs
1/11/05: Pyramid Decision will Shape Food Industry
1/11/05: Brown Deer, Wis., Firm Finds Niche in Global Air Pollution Control
1/11/05: Carolinas Work to Make Coastal Protection Plans' Recommendations Reality
1/11/05: Portland, Ore.-Based Crown Pacific's Creditors Take Over 522,000 Acres
1/11/05: Fort Worth, Texas, Approves Natural-Gas Drilling Under Parks
1/11/05: 3 Orangeburg, S.C.-Area Plants Release Cancer-Causing Pollutants
1/11/05: Silicon Valley Players Seek Breakthroughs in Alternative-Power Technology
1/11/05: Hull, Mass., Aims to Build High-Tech Water Desalination Plant
1/11/05: GM's Fuel-Cell Cars Still Face Obstacles
1/11/05: Tortoise Adopts Stray Hippo at Kenyan Sanctuary
1/11/05: Health Standard for Perchlorate in Drinking Water Too High, Panel Says
1/11/05: Tsunami Disaster in Focus as Island Meeting Opens
1/11/05: Device Could Cut Air Pollution at Long Beach, California Port
1/11/05: Residents Displaced by Chlorine Gas May Be Kept Away Longer
1/11/05: EarthTalk: Is it True that Coastal Development Contributed to Greater Loss of Life from the Tsunami?
1/10/05: Hurricanes May Have Spared Manatees
1/10/05: Study Urges Water Conservation on Farms
1/10/05: Salt's Impact on Mountain Lakes Studied
1/10/05: Beijing to Plant Rooftop Grass to Clean Away Smog
1/10/05: Notes from Anna: Hip, Small, and Green -- The Tiny Abode Is All the Rage
1/10/05: Endangered Sea Turtles Hit by Tsunami
1/10/05: Florida Focuses on Saving Its Endangered Natural Springs
1/10/05: Small Island Nations Appeal for Help to Deal with Environmental and Economic Woes
1/9/05: Thai Scientists Begin Probe in Big Orangutan Case
1/9/05: Appalachian Trail is Vulnerable to New Forest Rules, Environmental Group Claims
1/8/05: Rainbow Warrior Brings Aid to Tsunami Survivors
1/8/05: In the Northwest: Administration serves up environment on a platter
1/8/05: Emergency call to action: Mountain Justice Summer
1/7/05: Sticky Gecko Feet Repel Grime, and Other Stories
1/7/05: Head of Mexican Oil Monopoly Apologizes for Oil Spill
1/7/05: Sage Grouse Won't Be Federally Protected
1/7/05: Tennessee Wind Farm Expands to Generate More Clean Power
1/7/05: Pollution-Eating Bacteria Gives Up Genetic Secrets
1/7/05: Experts Fear Coral Reefs May Have Been Severely Damaged by Tsunami
1/7/05: EBay, Intel Launch Initiative to Recycle Used Electronic Gadgets
1/7/05: Mangroves Could Have Reduced Tsunami Damage, U.N. Official Says
1/7/05: Effort Under Way to Weaken US Endangered Species Law
1/6/05: India, Pakistan Hold Crucial Talks over River Row
1/6/05: First Oil Removed from Broken Freighter off Alaska
1/6/05: UK Company Defends Land Rights in Venezuela Reform
1/6/05: War Zones Yield Cheap Shelter for Tsunami Homeless
1/6/05: Arizona Rivers Flowing After Storms
1/6/05: Potential Tsunami Flood Zones Mapped
1/6/05: National Renewable Energy Laboratory Gets New Director in Golden, Colo.
1/6/05: New York to Get Easements on 104,000 Acres of Adirondack Forest
1/6/05: 21 EU Nations Ready to Make Kyoto Emissions Cuts
1/5/05: Thai Rescuers Save Trapped Dolphin, Calf Missing
1/5/05: Experts Dismiss Hong Kong Government Fears of Post-Tsunami Fish
1/5/05: Tsunami May Accelerate Maldives' Dilemma: Relocate or Perish
1/5/05: Conservationists in India Call Scarce 'Mermaids' in Peril after Tsunami
1/5/05: Sustainability -- A New Bottom Line
1/5/05: Tsunami Didn't Redraw Asian Coastlines
1/5/05: Federal Environmental Officials Take Western Policy Talks to Resort
1/5/05: Reading Winds, Waves May Have Saved Ancient Tribes on Remote Indian Islands
1/5/05: Once-Hated Gray Wolf Thrives in the US Rockies
1/5/05: Editorial: National forests/Another gift to timber interests
1/5/05: Eco-Extremists Exploit Tsunami Tragedy to Promote Global Warming Ideology
1/5/05: Outbreaks of disease strike refugee camps
1/5/05: History’s largest relief operation Calamity strikes from the deep
1/4/05: 9 arrested in Earth First! protest of Mecca Farms plan
1/4/05: Guest Viewpoint: Bush plan will kill off the inland salmon runs
1/4/05: Thai Dolphin Rescue Hits Snag as Rescuers Bicker
1/4/05: Florida Homeowner and Island Officials Locked in Turf War over Plastic Lawn
1/4/05: Jimmy Carter Urged to Give Fish a Chance
1/4/05: All We are is Farms in the Wind: Umbra Opines on Wind Farms
1/4/05: Rats Killed and Tons of Waste Removed in Rare Cleanup of Kenya's Main Market
1/4/05: Carolinas Work to Make Coastal Protection Plans' Recommendations Reality
1/4/05: Chileans Upset over Dead Swans, Some Blame Pulp Mill
1/4/05: Sierra Club Seeks to Stop Las Vegas Freeway Widening on Pollution Grounds
1/4/05: Animals Across South Asia in Danger after Tsunami Muddies Water, Kills Owners
1/3/05: New Forest Service rules silence public
1/3/05: Elders' Sea Knowledge Spares Some Thais
1/3/05: Thousands of Seals at Home in New England
1/3/05: EcoVillage Provides Challenge, Support
1/3/05: Two Dolphins Trapped by Tsunami in Thai Lake
1/3/05: Deepest U.S. Reef Found off Florida Coast
1/3/05: California Energy Official Sees No Crisis Repeat
1/3/05: Elephants Pitch in to Clear Debris in Thailand's Tsunami-Affected Areas
1/3/05: Large Gambian Rats Worry Florida Officials