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Articles in November, 2004 issue of Environment News Service

• Gulf of Maine Restoration Strategy Proposed"
• Bush and Kerry Make Final Appeals to the Voters
• Iran Joins the World Conservation Union
  by staff
• River Full of Human Waste Runs Through Nation's Capital
  by Ndaba Dlamini
• Hurricane Leaves Tough Task for New Refuge Manager
• Plan to Helicopter Pre-Fabs Into Olympic Park Draws Lawsuit
• Vermont Nuclear Plant Power Increase Prompts Public Concern"
• Teck Cominco Will Appeal Columbia River Pollution Ruling
• Brazil Combats Land Clearing With Two Rainforest Reserves
  by staff
• Bush Energy Policy Unchanged by Russia's Kyoto Ratification
  by staff
• Universities to Study Environmental Impacts of Nanotechnology
• EPA 2004 Year End Shows 40 Superfund Sites Cleaned
• Orange County to Build $2.4 Billion Sewage Upgrade by 2012"
• Killer Smog a National Problem
• India's Supreme Court Panel Cracks Down on Hazardous Waste
  by Frederick Noronha
• Boston Developer Must Clean Lead Paint From Thousands of Homes
  by staff
• Chronic Wasting Disease Spreads in Wyoming
• Riders Reverse Some Wilderness Protections
• EPA Issues Advance Data on Toxic Releases, State by State"
• Wheaton College Stops Polluting Rumford River"
• Stormwater Remediation Funded for Delaware's Inland Bays
• Trust for Public Land Tracks Conservation Ballot Results
• China and Europe Cooperate on Energy, Environment
  by staff
• Johannesburg Picks Up Top Waste Management Award
  by Ndaba Dlamini
• Animal Advocate Eisnitz Honored with Prestigious Medal
• Historic Tree Seeds Lost to Hurricane Frances
• Nuclear Regulatory Commission Seeks Public Input
• Federal Beach Bacteria Standards Set for Coastal States
• Legal Action Threatened to Save Columbian Sharp-Tailed Grouse
• Australian Customs Finds Parrot Eggs in Smuggler's Pants
  by staff
• Two Endangered Whooping Cranes Shot During Migration
• Rainforest Group Hits JPMorgan Chase With Negative Ads
• Wyoming Grizzly Bears Soon to Lose Federal Protection
• Animal Groups Seek Ban on Internet Hunting
• Second U.S. Cow May Have Mad Disease
• Europe Upgrades Conditions for Animals in Transit
  by staff
• Expert Panel Urges Expansion of Interdisciplinary Research
• Forest Service Sued to Protect Wyoming Water
• Sunken Staten Island Ferry Could Obstruct Busy Waterway
• Cape Wind Energy Hearing Open to Public Comments
• New Jersey School Buses Get an Exhaustive Makeover
• Sustainable Forestry Trade Enhanced in Latin America"
• National Aquatic Invasive Species Law Needed
• New Mexico Bars High-Level Waste From Carlsbad Salt Caverns
  by staff
• Putin Signs Law Ratifying Kyoto Climate Protocol
  by staff
• Washington State Funds Water Piping to Conserve Fish
• Florida Panther Whistleblower Fired
• Birds Use Their Heads to Activate Geomagnetic Sense
  by staff
• Anaconda Mine Manager Files Whistleblower Complaint
• Iran Agrees to Suspend Uranium Enrichment
  by staff
• Poppies Retain Powerful Hold on Afghanistan
  by staff
• Research Will Link Specific Genes to Environmental Diseases
• South Pacific U. Awarded Biodiversity Conservation Grant
• Wildlife Scientists Count Animals From Space"
• Fox Hunting with Dogs Outlawed in Britain
  by staff
• Australia's Toxic Legacy Viewed as Commercial Opportunity
  by staff
• Billion Dollar Census of Marine Life Pays Off
  by staff
• Whooping Cranes Flock to Florida for the Winter
• Buzzards Bay Oil Spill Draws $10 Million Fine
• Yellowstone Buffalo Wars Flare Up
• Upstate New York Town Buys Open Space With Federal Funds
• Environmentalists Give DC Transport Plan a Failing Grade
• Florida Expedites Permits for Hurricane Recovery
• Ukrainian Police Raid Danube Reserve Office
  by Ndaba Dlamini
• Asian Development Bank Prepares Afghanistan for New Dam
  by staff
• Surfrider to Sue Feds Over Injection Well Pollution
• Wyoming Wolves Threatened with Poisoning, Trapping, Shooting
• Sugar Company Fined for Syrupy Runoff
• EPA Sets Up Permanent Homeland Security Research Center"
• Gold Mining Company Poised to Dig at Ghana’s Crater Lake
  by staff
• Unchecked Deforestation Endangers Malawi Ecosystems
  by Charles Mkoka
• Recycling American Style
• Official Shakedown for Earthquake Simulation Network
• Honolulu Rolls Out Clean, Quiet Hybrid Buses
• Forest Service Chief Plans Logging Sierra Nevada Forests
• Half the American Harvest Goes to Waste
  by staff
• Activists Target U.S. Crops Produced With Methyl Bromide
  by staff
• Drought Seen as Culprit in Georgia’s Blue Crab Decline
• Organic Foods Market Booming
• Gas Drilling Forces Deer Off Wyoming Winter Range

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