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Articles in May, 2005 issue of Environment News Service

• Barge Aground in James River Spills Diesel Fuel
• European Space Agency Makes Sharpest Earth Map Ever
  by staff
• EPA Distributes $75.9 Million in New Round of Brownfields Grants"
• Amazon Rainforest Cleared Faster Than Brazil Can Protect It
  by staff
• Abandoned Pennsylvania Mines Prove Deadly
• INSIGHTS: Human Activities of Cause Current Extinction Crisis
  by staff
• National Volcano Early Warning System Emerges
• Long Island Sound Receives $3 Million in Conservation Funding
• China Ratifies Biosafety Protocol on Transgenic Organisms
  by staff
• Great Lakes Fouled With Mix of Storm Water and Sewage
  by staff
• EPA Comment Period Closes for Chemical Tests on Humans
• San Diego Agrees to $187 Million Sewage Collection Upgrade"
• Cash-Strapped Parks Director Says Whole Parks May Be Outsourced
• Environmental Satellite Launched in New Era of Global Cooperation"
• Under Court Order, EPA Approves Air Cleanup for Capital District
• Australia Amps Up Diplomatic Pressure Against Japanese Whaling
  by staff
• Indigenous Huaorani Seek Oil Moratorium on Their Amazon Lands
  by staff
• Global Wind Map Shows Best Wind Farm Locations
• Baghdad's Polluted Water Makes Children Sick With Cholera
  by staff
• Oil Supplies, Nuclear Controls Focus of U.S. Energy Secretary's Trip
  by staff
• Japanese Food Panel Eases Mad Cow Testing Rule"
• Dallas/Fort Worth Air Quality Settlement Filed
• New York City Cuts Black Diesel Smoke Plumes from Buses, Trucks
• Salmon Dependent Businesses to Congress: We're Losing Billions
• Minnesota Aims to Be Saudi Arabia of Renewable Fuels
• Nobel Peace Laureate Urges Congo Basin Forest Conservation
  by staff
• Joint Riverkeeper, EPA, FBI Investigation Nabs Brooklyn Polluter
• NASA Postpones Environmental Satellite Launch
• Chevron Hawaii Fined for Illegal Hazwaste Storage
• New Jersey Blocks DuPont Treatment of Nerve Agent Wastewater
  by staff
• New Jersey to Clean Chromium Contamination, Sues Three Companies
• New Jersey Foundry to Install $9.3 Million Mercury Controls
• Court Upholds Los Angeles Clean Vehicle Fleet Rules
• Tongass Logging Subsidy Vote Blocked in House
• Seven Student Teams Honored for Sustainable Solutions
• UK Greenpeacers Lock Down to Range Rover Assembly Line
  by staff
• Global Wind Map Shows Best Wind Farm Locations
• Eastern European Governments Agree to Tackle Mining Pollution
  by staff
• U.S. Global Leader in Nanotech R&D
• Afghanistan Harvests Another Bumper Opium Crop
  by Sayed Yaqub Ibrahimi
• East Coast Shrimpers Inspected for Turtle Safety
• National Animal Identification System Inches Forward
• Extreme Weather Events Affected by Changes in Vegetation
• House Votes to Restore Ban on Wild Horse Slaughter
• Poll: Arizonans Want More Wolves Roaming the State
• States, Green Groups File Suit to Block Bush Mercury Rule
  by J.R. Pegg
• NASA Postpones Environmental Satellite Launch
• Canada Proposes to List 43 More Species at Risk
  by staff
• Red Tide Shuts Down Massachusetts Shellfishing
• Biosafety Talks Center on Trade in Genetically Modified Foods
  by staff
• ComEd Tests Hybrid Diesel-Electric Bucket Truck
• Clean Diesel Campaign Offers Nonroad Technology Grants
• Delaware Bay Beaches Closed to Protect Migratory Shorebirds
• Poll: Voters Want Clean Rivers for Drinking Water
• Save Pregnant North Atlantic Right Whales From Ships, Groups Plead
  by staff
• Sides Line Up for Fight to Rewrite Endangered Species Act
  by staff
• Hawaii Congressman Proposes World's Largest Marine Refuge"
• Harare Descends Into Chaos
  by Dzikamai Chidyausiku
• NOAA Considers Listing Eastern Oyster as Endangered
• Nuclear Non-Proliferation Review Closes Without Consensus
  by staff
• World Health Organization Asked to Lead Future Disaster Response
  by staff
• Cranberries Protect Pigs Against Heart Attacks, Strokes
• Southeast Asian Turtle Survival Work Funded
• Five Rubber Firms to Pay $18.8 Million for Ohio Landfill Mess
• World Health Officials Agree to Report All Major Disease Outbreaks
  by staff
• Threat of Bird Flu Pandemic Dominates World Health Assembly
  by staff
• Long Island Sound Receives $3 Million in Conservation Funding
• Bush Backs Biodiesel, Campaigns for Energy Bill
  by J.R. Pegg
• Alaska Beaches Oil Spill Cleanup Moves Ahead
• Obsolete Pesticides Piling Up in Latin America
  by staff
• Ski Development Threatens Mount Galicica Ecosystem
  by Natasa Dokovska
• Las Vegas Turns to TV to Teach Storm Water Lessons
• Australia's Greenhouse Gas Scientists Declare Climate Emergency
  by staff
• Foreign Bee Mites Cause Collapse of U.S. Bee Colonies
• EPA Abandons Sewage Blending Plan
  by staff
• Migratory Birds Welcomed Back North With Conservation Grants
  by staff
• Mayors to Mark Environment Day with Urban Green Pacts
• Mangrove, Shrimp Farm Link Sought in Brazilian Fisherman's Death
  by staff
• New Jersey Holds Statewide Meetings to Stimulate Recycling
• Norway Aims to Become a Low Carbon Country
  by staff

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