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Articles in March, 2005 issue of Environment News Service

• Utah High-Level Nuclear Waste Dump a Step Closer
• Science Panel: Some High-Level Nuclear Waste Should Stay Put
  by staff
• Solar Power Manufacturers Launch Alliance
• Solar Storms, Arctic Winds Thin Northern Ozone Layer
  by staff
• Hawaii Superferry to Sail With No Environmental Study
• President Taps Stephen Johnson as Next EPA Administrator
  by staff
• New Maps Detail Pacific Island Coral Reef Ecosystems
• Environmental Justice Small Grants Funding Available for Nonprofits
• Illinois Power Settles Clean Air Case for $500 Million
  by J.R. Pegg
• New York Environmentalists Sue to Block Giant Laundry
• Wind Power Goes Global
  by staff
• Falsified Yucca Mtn. Documents Bolster Nuclear Dump's Critics
  by staff
• First U.S. MOX Fuel Begins Journey to South Carolina"
• Senate Budget Committee Advances Arctic Drilling"
• Bush Mercury Rule Sparks Controversy, Litigation
  by J.R. Pegg
• Pennsylvania Public Meetings on Chesapeake Tributary Strategy
• Land Owner Fined $2 Million for Damaging Palisades Park
• First Nuclear MOX Fuel Factory Gets the Green Light"
• Unsustainable Resource Use Threatens
  by J.R. Pegg
• India to Ban Vulture Toxic, Pakistan, Nepal Urged to Follow
  by staff
• Alaska Students Help NASA Record Earth Music
• McCartney Promotes European Dog and Cat Fur Trade Ban
  by staff
• EPA Neutralizes Toxics at Massachusetts' Fisherville Mill
• Wild Fish Restoration a Global Challenge, UN Report Warns
  by staff
• Eleven Arrested in Biscuit Fire Logging Protest"
• NRDC Lists 2005 Biogems, Americas' Most Threatened Places
• California Qualifies for $6.9 Million for Storm Recovery
• Maui Ape Preserve on Shaky Ground
• Bush Relies on New Technology to Solve Energy Problems
  by staff
• House Greenlights Transportation Bill"
• Wanted: Organization to Give Out $8 Million in EPA Grants
• Eco-Hip San Francisco Cleans Up
  by staff
• The Great 2005 New York City Street Tree Census
• Vietnamese Lose Agent Orange Case Against Chemical Companies
• Nevada Senators Ask AG to Investigate Yucca Deception"
• Global Warming, Sea Level Rise Inevitable, Climate Models Show
  by staff
• New Greenhouse Gas Reporting Guidance Issued"
• Health, Faith, Labor, Eco Groups Join Against Global Warming
• New Cancer Risk Guidelines from the EPA"
• Indonesian Earthquake Kills 300, Generates No Tsunami
  by staff
• U.S. Greenhouse Gas Inventory Open for Public Comment
• Energy Budget Changed Plutonium Fuel Factory Waste Plans
• First Wild Horses Sold Under New Law
• Turning the Lights On in Kabul
  by Wahidullah Amani
• Citigroup Requires Certification of Rogue Timber Client
• Bleached, Damaged U.S. Corals First to Qualify as Threatened
  by staff
• Overseers Chosen for $500 Million Los Angeles Clean Water Bond
• Cuts in State, Local Wildfire Funding Alarm Lawmakers"
• Oil on Ice Documentary Draws Senator to Arctic Refuge
• Crumbling Infrastructure Erodes American Quality of Life
  by staff
• Bill Introduced to Designate New Jersey Wild and Scenic River
• Soaring Gas Prices Turn Buyers to Fuel Efficient Cars
• Judge Rules New England Bycatch Must Be Better Monitored
• Ohio Edison Signs Billion Dollar Clean Air Settlement
  by staff
• Polluters Pay for Huge New Jersey Hazwaste Landfill Cleanup
  by staff
• Pennsylvania Offers $1 Per Mercury Auto Switch Recycled
• Tyler Prize Honors Founding Fathers of Climate Change Research
• Saline Spill Fouls North Slope
• Outdoor Equipment Industry Fights Federal Budget Cuts
• Court Rejects Bush Factory Farm Rule
  by J.R. Pegg
• House Committee Passes $284 Billion Transport Bill"
• New York Selects First Power Generators for Renewable Portfolio
• Mekong Countries Will Share $1 Million to Fight Animal Diseases
  by staff
• First U.S. Use of Plutonium Oxide Nuclear Fuel Authorized
• Infants Who Live With Smokers Risk Severe Viral Infection
• Mugabe Government Admits Zimbabwe Food Crisis
  by Brian Latham
• Acre by Acre New Jersey Buys Highlands Water Sources
• Australians Give Up Plastic Carry Bags
  by staff
• Court Orders Yonkers to Stop Sewage Flow into Bronx River
• Senate Approves Arctic Refuge Oil Drilling
  by J.R. Pegg
• New Jersey Will Sue EPA Over New Mercury Rule"
• CD Trains Water System Operaters in Emergency Response
• Citizen Alternative to Cibola Forest Plan Would Leave Big Trees
• Human Tests of Experimental Bird Flu Vaccine Begin
  by staff
• Monsanto Cleared for Roundup Ready Flex Cotton
• Higher Standards Set for Energy Star Clothes Washers
• Health and Safety Inspectors Sickened by Beryllium
• Teflon Chemical in Drinking Water Costs DuPont $107 Million
• U.S. Ship Dinged $200,000 for Damaged Mexican Sea Floor
• Marine Art Prizes Highlight Savannah Sidewalk Chalk Show

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