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Articles in August, 2005 issue of Environment News Service

• EPA Power Plant Emission Plan Not Enough for North Carolina
• Ranking of Top Corporate Air Polluters Now Called Toxic 100
• EPA Tests Quick Demolition Method Leaving Asbestos in Place
• Grounded Vessel Pulled off Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Reef
• Washington State Cracks down on Dental Mercury Pollution
• Northern Seas Yield Biodiversity Gems, Southern Ocean Study Funded
  by staff
• Six Most Threatened U.S. National Wildlife Refuges Named
  by staff
• Shy Cloud Forest Birds Identified as New Species
  by staff
• Sterilization Firm to Pay $1.5 Million for Clean Air Violations
• Public Offered a Role in Newark Bay, Passaic River Cleanups
• Fishing, Climate Change, Development Jeopardize U.S. Coral Reefs
  by staff
• B.C. Forest Manager Rebuked for Ignoring Endangered Plants
  by staff
• California Governor Asks $25 Million for Cleaner School Buses
• NAFTA Panel Rejects Canadian Case Against California's MTBE Ban"
• Zimbabwe Evictions Continue in Defiance of International Outcry
  by staff
• Pennsylvania Gives $5.5 Million for Open Space, Recreation
• Computer Breaking Exposed Prison Staff, Inmates to Toxics
• Global Warming Led to Mass Extinction 250 Million Years Ago
  by staff
• Pot Growing on Public Lands Fires California Lawmakers' Wrath"
• Protection Enhanced for Florida's Dry Tortugas National Park
• Whistleblower Sues Over 18-Mile Stretch Roadway in Florida Keys"
• Fuel Economy Standard Proposed for Light Trucks Called "Feeble"
• Pennsylvania Mine Discharge Permit Revoked
• Company Fined for Hazwaste Violations on Gila River Indian Reserve
• Ozone-Depleting Chemical Sold to Meth Labs
• Keep Philadelphia Beautiful Head, City Officials, Charged with Theft
• Rice Genome Sequence Means More Food for the Future
  by staff
• Arctic Drilling Splits Republican Congressional Representatives
• Purdue Scientists Find Key to Hydrogen Production
• Federal Proposal Would Slash Miners' Asbestos Exposure
• Million Year Yucca Mountain Safety Standards Proposed
  by staff
• English Wildflower Meadows Disappearing
  by staff
• Pennsylvania Facilities Must Monitor Discharges to Chesapeake
• Devil's Lake Water Outlet to be Filtered for Invasives
  by staff
• Brazilian President Kicks Off National Biodiesel Program
  by staff
• Suspect Mad Cow Tests Negative
• Record Rains Sweep Mumbai Into Flood Emergency
  by staff
• Young Entangled Humpback Whale Cut Free in Alaska
• Saving Nepal's Rhinos, One Truckload at a Time
  by staff
• Antiviral Drug Donation Eases Fear of Bird Flu Pandemic
  by staff
• Hawaiian Brushfire Scorches Nankuli Forest Reserve
• Lake Tahoe Environmental Problems Addressed at Planning Summit
• Somali Hijackers Refuse to Release UN Food Aid Ship
  by staff
• New York Scientists Track Humpback in Two Ocean Basins
• Madagascar Yields Its Secrets - Two New Lemur Species
  by staff
• Lifestyle, Diet Shown to Stop or Reverse Prostate Cancer
• Water Near Pennsylvania's Bear Creek Chemical Site Still Unsafe
• Depletion of Ozone Layer Leveling Off
• Non-Stick Chemical 80 Times Normal Levels in Ohioans' Blood
• Utah Marchers Protest Las Vegas Water Grab
• EPA Fails Environmental Justice Test
• Montana Dam to Be Removed in $100 Million Mine Waste Cleanup
  by staff
• Bird on Longest Migratory Path Faces Extinction in Five Years
• Mirant Ordered to Shut Polluting Virginia Power Plant
• California Judge Halts Use of Rotenone in Wilderness Stream
• Iraqi Marshlands Reflooded to 40 Percent of Former Area
  by staff
• Public Input Sought on Outer Continental Shelf Energy Development
• European States Miss Deadline for Tough Packaging Waste Law
  by staff
• Analyst: U.S. Gas Price Shows Shrinking Global Oil Reserves"
• Poachers Drive Macedonia’s Unique Trout Towards Extinction
  by Igor Micevski and Meri Bakalova
• Unregulated Drinking Water Contaminants to Be Assessed
• Cleveland Hosts Burning River Fest Commemorating River Fire
• Court Ruling Weakens Development Rights to Western Public Lands"
• Endangered Maine Plant to Stay on Protected List
• EarthSave Urges Vegetarian Diet as Solution to Global Warming
• Deforestation of the Brazilian Amazon Cut by Half
  by staff
• USDA Reverses Withdrawal of Organic Certification for Cosmetics
• EPA Hands Indoor Air Contract to Environmental Education Foundation
• Virginia Anti-Trust Case Against Waste Industries Settled
• Facilties Managers: Planning for Natural Disasters Inadequate
• EPA Approves Everglades Water Quality Standard
• UK Blood Donors Told They May Carry Human Mad Cow Disease
  by staff
• Global Warming Lawsuit Against U.S. Agencies Passes Court Test
  by staff
• Cyber Black Market Dims Outlook for Endangered Species Survival
  by staff
• New Jersey Demands Three Companies Stop Polluting Rahway River
• New Jersey Bows to Chemical Industry on Toxic Discharges
• Pennsylvania Trout Benefit from $1 Million Mine Reclamation
• Sea Turtle Film Chosen for Broadcast on PBS Stations
• Overharvesting of Depleted Pacific Rockfish Stopped in Court
• Oregon Rancher Pays for Chopping and Channeling River

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