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Articles in April, 2004 issue of Environment News Service

• Court Saves 10,000 Year Old Native American Site in New Jersey
• Europe Greens Paint, Rejects Tough Refrigerant Controls
  by staff
• Grand Canyon Trust Sues to Help Endangered Fish
• DC Concrete Firm Admits Contaminating Anacostia River
• Washington State Moves to Protect Its Orcas
• Danish Parliament Bets on Wind Power
• Experts: Columbia Basin Irrigation Must Balance Salmon Needs
• Global Electronic Waste Stream Poisons New Delhi
  by Mike McPhate
• Lead in DC Drinking Water Could Signal National Problem
  by J.R. Pegg
• Tricolor Blackbirds Fall Victim to Farm Practices
• Ohio Hazwaste Incinerator Fails Emissions Limits
• Conflict Over Threatened Bull Trout Resurfaces
• Green Tea Compound Could Green Computer Manufacturing
• Goldman Environmental Awards Celebrate Grassroots Action
  by staff
• Kerry Slams Bush Environmental Record
  by ENS
• Colorado Cutthroat Trout Denied Endangered Species Listing
• Two Spent Nuclear Fuel Pieces Missing from Vermont Yankee
• $307 Million Earmarked for Airport Noise Pollution
• Wyoming Sues Interior Department For Rejecting Wolf Plan
  by ENS
• Road Claims Dispute Draws Another Legal Challenge
• California Bill to Control AOL Disk Waste Dies
• Analysis: Central and Eastern Countries Join a Greener Europe
  by JoAnn Carmin and Stacy D. VanDeveer
• Squaxin Island Tribe Tracks Salmon With Acoustic Transmitters
• Fertilizing the Ocean With Iron No Quick Climate Fix
• Salmon to Suffer With Reduced Summer Water Spill
  by ENS
• Army Promises Not to Set Makua Valley Aflame
• Mayors, DuPont Give $90,000 in Lead-Free Awards
• California on the Road to Smog Free Air
• Law Would Protect EU Workers From Electromagnetic Fields
• Frogwatchers Fear Bush Pesticide Proposal
• Maui Surfer Dies in Shark Attack
• Resources Crunch Denies Fishers Endangered Listing
  by staff
• Florida High School First to Install Fuel Cell Power
• Pennsylvania Firm Charged in Multi-State Water Pollution
• Trumpeter Swan Hunting Allowed Over Scientific Advice
• Ground-Level Ozone Too High for New Standard in 31 States
  by staff
• Bush Accused of Rewriting Rules to Suit Industry
• Research Group Publishes Asbestos Shipment List
• Squeezing the Maximum Food From Each Drop of Water
  by staff
• Bird Flu Silences Spring in British Columbia
  by staff
• Living With Chernobyl 18 Years Later
  by ENS
• Teens Win National Earth Day Awards
• OSHA Inspectors Offered Beryllium Blood Tests
• Terrorism, Iraq Sap Energy From Sustainable Development
  by staff
• New Jersey Preserves Highlands Water Resources
• March Was Third Warmest on Record
• Michigan Reaches for Control of Chronic Wasting Disease
• Celebrating 40 Years of Wilderness
  by J.R. Pegg
• New York City Back to Recycling at Half the Cost
• Capital District Neighborhood Polluted by Cleaning Chemical
• Recent Drought in Maine the Worst in 50 Years
• Green Belt Founder Awarded Sophie Prize
• Loggerhead Turtles Nesting Earlier
• Intoxicated Pipeline Shooter Fined $17 Million
• Reliant Indicted for Manufacturing California Energy Crisis
  by staff
• Great Britain Ratifies Seabird Treaty
  by staff
• Redford Voices Anti-Bush Environmental Ad
• Habitat for California Jumping Frog Proposed Again
• Airborne Nitrogen Fouls New England Waterways
• Federal Drilling Permits Gather Dust
• Wildlife Service Will Review Status of Kangaroo Rat
• Energy Department Honors Labs That Prevent Pollution
• World Bank Concerns Overshadowed by Terrorism, Iraq
  by ENS
• 25 Member European Union Faces Environmental Challenges
  by staff
• Bhopal Survivors Warn of Chemical Catastrophes
• Politics Swirl Around Latest Bush Judicial Nominee
  by J.R. Pegg
• Diesel Spill Contaminates California Marsh
• Health Care of Greatest Concern, Environment Ranks Tenth
• Future Bleak for Great Smoky Mountains National Park
  by ENS
• Each Canadian Challenged to Cut Personal Greenhouse Gases
  by staff
• Opposition Grows to Bush's Mercury Cap and Trade Plan
  by staff
• Clean Cruise Ship Bill Prohibits Coastal Dumping
• Nonmarine Mollusks in Steep Decline
• Intensifying Dust and Sand Storms Scour Asia
• California Commission Opposes Offshore Oil, Supports Wetlands
• Buffalo Activist Shuts Down Trap
• The Battle for Chechen Oil
  by staff
• Analysis: Globe 2004 Signals Next Industrial Revolution
  by staff
• The Little Penny That Could
• Florida Buys Black Bear Habitat for Preservation

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