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Articles in October, 2004 issue of Environment News Service

• Vancouver-Seattle Air Pollution Harming Health, Environment
  by staff
• Old Growth Logging in Biscuit Fire Area Denounced
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• Rules Governing Hexavalent Chromium Exposure Proposed
• House Hustles Up Split of Western Appeals Court
• Iowa's First Orangutans Arrive at Great Ape Trust
  by staff
• Expert Panel Criticizes Flawed Plan for Mississippi Locks
• Weakened Caribbean Coral Reefs Sustain Hurricane Damage
• New Jersey Offers Artificial Reef Update for Public Comment
• Indigenous Peoples Call for Elimination of Columbus Day
• Bionanotech Particles Can Find Bioweapon in 20 Minutes
• Tennessee Uranium Fuel Project Receives Third and Final Approval
• Wyoming Judge Kills Yellowstone Snowmobile Ban
• Space Focus Shifts to Environment, Development
  by staff
• World's Amphibians Face Bleak Future
  by J.R. Pegg
• New Jersey Industrial Power Generators Face Emissions Cuts
• Adirondack Council Praises Local, Scolds State Lawmakers
• Nuclear Regulatory Commission Takes More Documents Offline
• European Commission OKs Transgenic Corn for Human Food
  by staff
• Ontario First in North America With Law to Ban Pit Bulls
  by staff
• New Jersey Converts Former Clay Mine to Bird Habitat, Wetlands
• Coastal Wetlands Grants Worth $13 Million Awarded
• Power Restored to Many of Florida's Hurricane Victims"
• USA Retains Pesticide Lindane at NAFTA Meeting
• Children's Health Award Nominations Open
• Record Oil Prices Spark Interest in Fuel Efficient Cars
• Vieques Supporters Ask Superfund Cleanup of Weapons Area
• Boreal Birds Winging South Identified in Interactive Guide
• September a Record Month for Tornadoes
• New Wildlife Refuge to Conserve Minnesota Tallgrass Prairie
  by staff
• Whistleblowers Ignored, Investigations on the Wane
• Medfly Emergency at the Mexican Border
• Sustainable Development Blocked by Ruinous Natural Disasters
  by staff
• WWF: Human Ecological Debt Now Too Great to Repay
  by staff
• Two Obsolete Dams Removed from Pennsylvania Creek
• Textile Mill Loaded with Asbestos Debris to Be Demolished
• Hair Samples Show One in Five Women Have Excess Mercury
• Bush Betrayal of National Forest Wildlife Taken to Court
• Profitable Corporate Actions Slow Global Warming
• Analysis: Capitalism Could Conserve the Planet or Consume It
  by staff
• Puerto Rico Developers Fined for Filling Wetlands
• Chevron Phillips Fined for Two Deadly Explosions
• California Victims of Pesticide Drift to Get Medical Costs
• Illicit Wildife Trade Organized and Dangerous, CITES Told
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• West Coast Finds Ways to Shut Down Diesel Engines
• Bush Officials Halt Montana Gas Drilling Plan
  by J.R. Pegg
• Debate Questions on Global Warming, Clean Energy Sought
• CITGO Petroleum Agrees to Emissions Cleanup in Five States
  by J.R. Pegg
• Higher Heating Bills Expected This Winter
• Virginia Tech Wins $34 Million in USAID Ag Grants
• Record Forest Acreage Logged to Prevent Fires
• Klamath Basin Cooperation Sought to Dissolve Water Woes"
• Japanese Charged With Whaling Inside Australian Sanctuary
  by staff
• Mobile Schools Set up for Marsh Arabs
  by Hazim al-Shara
• Scientists Plan Ahead for Coastal Monitoring from Space
• Cleanup Advances at Two New Jersey Superfund Sites
• New Director Chosen for Environmental Health Sciences Institute
• California Water and Environmental Restoration Plan Enacted
• Analysis: Capitalism Could Conserve the Planet or Consume It
  by staff
• Weather Pounds Shipwreck Against South Africa's Wild Coast
  by staff
• Certified Forestry, Eco-Protection Power Wisconsin Timber Trade
• Greenpeacers Blockade Plutonium Transport Road in France
  by staff
• Northwest Women Contaminated with Toxic Flame Retardants
• Pre-Election Battle Axes Clash Over Tasmania's Tall Trees
  by staff
• Coalition Urges Doubled Federal Spending on Renewables
• British Birds Need Help to Survive Wind Turbines, Farms
  by staff
• Bill to Block Animal Transport for Canned Hunts Introduced"
• Kerry Promotes Plan for Energy Independence
  by staff
• Western Drought Forecast to Persist This Winter"
• CITES Safeguards Freshwater Turtles, Reef Fish, Fragrant Woods
  by staff
• U.S. Nuclear Test Compensation Fund Going Broke
• Legislators Object to Oil Drilling in Petroleum Reserve
• Flawed U.S. Food Recalls Leave Unsafe Food on Shelves
  by staff
• Earthquakes, Typhoons Raise Nuclear Fears
  by staff
• Los Angeles Debuts Natural Gas Bus Fleet
• Ecological Society's New President a Climate Expert
• 40 Million Doses of Avian Flu Vaccine In the Works"
• Bear Baiting, Hounding on the Ballot in Maine
• European Parliament Votes to Protect Whales From Sonar
  by staff
• New Council Applies Sustainability at NanoScale
• Rarest of All Endangered Whales Found in North Pacific
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