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Articles in September, 2004 issue of Environment News Service

• Alaska National Wildlife Refuge: A Voyage of Discovery
  by Lance Holter
• Chernobyl Shows Radiation Dose Parallels Thyroid Cancers
• Fire in Geyser Country Threatens Geothermal Power Plants
• Forest Service Proposal Fuels Off-Road Vehicle Debate
  by J.R. Pegg
• Virginia Governor Opposes Bush Roadless Rule Proposal"
• Traffic Gridlock Extends Its Grip on U.S. Drivers
  by staff
• Endangered Mariana Islands Bird to Get Critical Habitat
• Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum Opens
• Water, Power, Species in Colorado River Conservation Plan
• Suit Seeks Habitat for Rare California Flowers, Grasses
• Ivan Smashes Gulf States, Death Toll Rises to 23
  by staff
• Ivan Smashes Gulf States, Death Toll Rises to 23
  by staff
• U.S. Coast Guard Hosts California Coastal Cleanup Site
• New Jersey Defines Carbon Dioxide as a Contaminant
• U.S. Could Eliminate Oil Use in 50 Years"
• INSIGHTS: The Truth About Wild Horses: Travesty of Justice
  by staff
• Parks Management Company Pledges Carbon Dioxide Cuts
• Haitian Storm Deaths Blamed on Deforestation
  by staff
• New Jersey Gains Pinelands Nature Preserve
• San Francisco Commits to Climate Protection Plan
  by staff
• Animal Groups Aim to Shoot Down Maryland Bear Hunt
• Native Hawaiians Sue to Block Land for Army Strykers
• Storm Ravaged Florida Evacuates Again
• Critical Habitat Designated for Mexican Spotted Owl
• Science Behind Maryland Bear Hunt Called Mistaken
• Record Number of Tornadoes Swirled Across U.S. in August"
• Belgian Ship Spills 100 Tons of Oil Off Russian Far East
  by staff
• Roadless Rule Will Remain Until After the Election
• Nevada Sues Again to Block Yucca Mountain Nuclear Repository
  by staff
• Caustic Water Release Draws $1.4 Million Fine
• Trailing Death, Destruction, Ivan Tracks for Florida Panhandle
  by staff
• Wetland Habitat Conserved in U.S. and Canada
• Former Logging Target, Chilean Wilderness a Conservation Gift
  by staff
• Still Cleaning Up After Frances, North Carolina Gets Ivan
• California Fuel Cell Partnership Road Rally Takes Off
• Bush and Kerry Clash on Science
  by J.R. Pegg
• Emissions Down in 2003, EPA Reports
• Grants Worth $70 Million Awarded for Species Conservation
• Carbon Loss Exceeds Storage by Tundra Plants
• Flame Retardants Found in Food From Dallas Supermarkets
  by staff
• Smog Forming Pollutant Levels Down Last Summer
• Republicans Close Convention Without Environmental Pledge
  by staff
• Governments Poised to Redefine Wildlife Trade Rules
  by staff
• Petition Filed to Protect California Spotted Owl
• Underfunding, Development Threaten Canyonlands National Park
• Biologists Race to Save Endangered Hawaiian Forest Bird
• Appetite for Ivory Kills 4,000 Elephants a Year
  by staff
• Willie Nelson Headlines Farm Aid to Benefit Family Farms"
• Utah Backs Off Claim to Road Across Federal Lands
  by staff
• Brownfields Cleanup Progress Slow
• Ecuador's Largest National Park Opened for Oil Development
  by staff
• U.S. Park Police Struggle to Do More With Less"
• Illicit or Legal: American Ivory Market Fuels Poaching
  by staff
• Poor Children Vulnerable to Pesticide Poisoning
  by staff
• Suburban Sprawl Linked to Health Problems
• First West Nile Infected Bird Found on Maui
• First Case of Canine Distemper Found in Siberian Tiger
• European Satellite Data Helps Florida Hurricane Scientists
• Southeastern Freshwater Fish Get Their Day in Court
• Europe Invests Millions in Environmental Innovation, Conservation
  by staff
• Virus Spread By Live Bait Killing Western Salamanders
• Genetic Traits Spread to Non-Engineered Papayas in Hawaii
  by staff
• Against All Odds Food Reaches Sudan's Starving People
  by staff
• Coal Impoundment Website Offers Emergency Information
• Louisiana, Florida Scramble: Hurricane Ivan Due Within 24 Hours
  by staff
• Ag Department Splashes Out $80 Million for Rural Water
• Pollutant Discharge Limits Set for California Offshore Oil
• Europe Forges Closer Bond with UN Environment Programme
  by staff
• Orange County Breaks Ground on Water Reclamation System
• Murray River Restoration Not Just an Election Issue
  by staff
• California Cars Climate Friendly in Five Years
• Quake Generated Waves Could Rock California Ports
• Americans Ate Record Amounts of Seafood Last Year
• Groups Challenge Logging in Fireproofed California Forest"
• Tasmanian Forest Cutting Prompts Calls for Judicial Inquiry
  by staff
• Contractors Hired for Huge California Coastal Wetlands Fix
• Floridians Flee Hurricane Frances
• An Enduring Resource of Wilderness
  by J.R. Pegg
• Fighting Bioterrorism by Decoding the Tick Genome
• Millions of Americans, Japanese Plead for Okinawa Dugongs
  by staff

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