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Articles in February, 2005 issue of Environment News Service

• Kentucky Groups Sue to Block Coal Mine Valley Fills
• NASA Joins National Invasive Species Council
• New York's Homeless Animals Benefit From $15.5 Million Grant
• Violations at Arizona Nuclear Plant Affect Core Cooling Pump
• Shareholders Hit 31 Firms With Global Warming Resolutions
• Hydrogen Fueling Station Opens in California
• Bush, Schroeder Pledge High Tech Energy, Climate Solutions
  by staff
• Speedy Nanoparticles Break Down Groundwater Contaminant
• Ice Is Melting Everywhere
  by Danielle Murray
• 800 Scientists Say Drilling Will Harm Arctic Refuge"
• Opposition Stands Firm to Bush Air Plan
  by J.R. Pegg
• Political Meddling Hampers Fish and Wildlife Service Scientists
  by staff
• Feds Miscalculated Harm to Fish From Shell LNG Port
• Valentine's Day Battle for the Hearts of Jewelry Buyers
  by staff
• Cascadia Times Publisher Wins Oakes Journalism Award
• First Commercial Coal Gasification Plant in Siting Stage
• New UK Cars to Get Climate Emissions Eco-Labels
  by staff
• Air Pollution Exposure in Pregnancy Damages Fetal Chromosomes
• Hurricane Ivan Spared Grand Cayman Coral Reefs
• Whales May Not Survive Sakhalin Oil Operations, Panel Finds
  by staff
• Lieberman Urges Gardeners to Support Global Warming Bill
• Kosovo Needs Cleanup to Realize Tourist Potential
  by Haxhi Bajraktari and Jeta Limani
• Third Largest Rainforest Illegally Felled for Flooring
  by staff
• $95 Million Hearst Ranch Conservation Deal Closes
• Conservationists Risk Their Lives for Peru's Highland Headwaters
  by staff
• Russia, United States Plan to Intensify Energy Cooperation
  by staff
• 51 Drinking Water Contaminants Up for EPA Evaluation
• Scientist Could Help Navy Avoid Whales During Sonar Tests
• ANWR: You Get What You Poll For
  by staff
• Lawsuit Wins Endangered Status for Rare Nebraska Beetle
• Tsunami Zone Spared Major Disease Outbreaks
  by staff
• National Clean Energy Standard Projected to Create Jobs
• Allegheny Energy Sued Over Pennsylvania Coal Plant Pollution
• Environmentalists File Suit to Axe Bush Forest Plan
  by J.R. Pegg
• Bush Mentions Climate in First European Speech"
• Florida Judge Backs Park Plan Limiting Swamp Buggies
• Cleanup Planned for Creek Entering Seattle's Largest Lake
• Treaty Curbing Tobacco Smoke Takes Effect Without USA
• Low-Emissions Cars Share the Oscars Spotlight
• Coast Guard Deploys New Underwater Security System
• State of the Union Maps Bush Energy Path
  by staff
• Endangered Aplomado Falcon Proposed for Reintroduction
• Bush Seeks $950 Million to Cover Tsunami Relief Costs"
• U.S. Delays Lifting of Ban on Canadian Beef
• Jewel Food Stores Agree to Stop CFC Leaks
• A Brutal Winter in Kabul
  by staff
• Romney Used Conservation Money for Super Bowl Rally
• Afghan Government to Take Over Mine Clearance
  by staff
• Illinois Mini-Grants Address Storm Water Pollution
• EPA Invites States Into Clean Energy-Environment Partnership
• Firms Fined for Contaminants in Seattle's Duwamish River
• Brazilian Police Charge Man in Murder of American Nun
  by staff
• Ministers From 100 Countries Tackle Environmental Threats
  by staff
• New Jersey Expands Highlands Preservation Area
• Congo River Hydropower Plan Gains Momentum
  by staff
• Aboriginal People Win Right to Limit Australian Uranium Mine
  by staff
• Attorneys General Urge Stronger Nuclear Reactor Defenses"
• Helena Chemical Contaminates New Mexico Ground Water
• First American MOX Nuclear Fuel Factory Will Emit Radioactivity
  by staff
• Federal Judge Rules Wolves Still Endangered
  by J.R. Pegg
• Poll: Republicans, Democrats Both Reject Arctic Drilling"
• Events Worldwide Will Mark Start of Kyoto Protocol
  by staff
• Three Wilderness Bills Clear Senate Committee"
• Tree Rings Show Columbia Basin Droughts Back to 1750
• Los Alamos Lab Agrees to Strict Storm Water Regulations
• Terrorist Threat Eased If Hungry Are Fed
• Sea Otter Has First Case Alaskan Case of Toxoplasmosis
• Alaska Oil Spill Motivates New Shipping Safety Coalition
  by staff
• Hundreds of Millions of Dollars Needed to Control Bird Flu
  by staff
• Unique Wetlands Conserved on World Wetlands Day 2005
  by staff
• Torres-Martinez Desert Cahuilla Tribe to Study Water Needs
• Senate Approves New Limits to Class Action Suits
  by J.R. Pegg
• Maryland Wetland Comes off Superfund List
• Bulk Carrier Floated off Honolulu Reef"
• Lead Polluted Soil Removed From New Jersey Road
• Conservationist American Nun Murdered in the Brazilian Amazon
  by staff
• First Ski Resort Joins Chicago Climate Exchange
• Canadian Provinces Join U.S. Carbon Sequestration Effort
• Nest Watchers Safeguard Arizona's Bald Eagles
• EPA Sued for Backroom Deals With Pesticide Makers
  by J.R. Pegg

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