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Articles in January, 2006 issue of Environment News Service

• U.S. Storm Water Rules Revised to Exempt Oil and Gas Development
  by staff
• Tsunami Less Destructive than Overfishing to Sumatran Reefs
  by staff
• Bird Flu Kills Turkish Children on Europe's Doorstep
  by staff
• Trapping of Endangered Bobcat Subspecies Opposed
• Whale Found in Thames River Dies Aboard Rescue Barge
  by staff
• Polluted Runoff Linked to Fish Cancers in Maryland River
• EPA's Latest Human Pesticide Testing Rule Called Illegal, Immoral
  by staff
• U.S. Coast Guard to Assess Passamaquoddy Bay for LNG Tankers
  by staff
• Warming Climate of American West Pushes Pika to Extinction
  by staff
• Bush To Request $52 Million for Asia-Pacific Energy Partnership
  by staff
• U.S. Will Keep Four Kinds of Radioactive Waste Out of Hanford
  by staff
• Ecotourism Training Program Targets 34 Biodiversity Hotspots
• Ramapough Mountain Indians Sue Ford Over Toxic Contamination
  by staff
• Aloha Airlines Shows Reef Etiquette Video to Hawaii Visitors
• Air Force, Whole Foods Top EPA List of Green Power Buyers
• Sea-Tac Airport Hit With $100,000 Fines for Illegal Discharges
• New Zealand Tops World Environmental Rankings
  by staff
• Pennsylvania Families With Newborns Get Free Radon Test Kits
  by staff
• Coca-Cola Contracts Fizzle at University of Michigan
  by staff
• Effects of China's Songhua River Chemical Spill Still Emerging
  by staff
• European Carbon Emissions Trading Enters Crucial Second Phase
  by staff
• Ghana Journalists Condemn Gold Mining Campaign Aimed at Children
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• Court Allows Use of Reclaimed Wastewater on San Francisco Peaks
  by staff
• Scripps' Paul Dayton Awarded New Ecology Prize from Spain
• U.S. Unified Command Extends Hurricane Environmental Response Into 2006
  by staff
• Spiralling Fuel Costs Anger Kabul Residents
  by Abdul Baseer Saeed
• China and India Set to Steer Global Sustainability
  by staff
• Tropical Plant Will Orbit Earth With Brazil's First Astronaut
  by staff
• Coast Guard Secures Petroleum Cargo Barge Adrift Off Cape Fear
• Bechtel Drops $50 Million Claim to Settle Bolivian Water Dispute
  by staff
• Asthma Inhalers With CFC Propellants Could Be Banned
• FirstEnergy Nuclear Pays $28 Million for Davis–Besse Reactor Hole
• EPA Studies Equate Higher-Density Development With Water Protection
• Toronto's Exhibition Place to Install Largest Solar System in Canada
  by staff
• UN International Year of Deserts and Desertification Opens
  by staff
• Orange County Water District Gets $2.8 Million for Wetlands Repair
  by staff
• The First of 11 Biodiesel Plants Opens in Pennsylvania
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• Pollution Fears Surround Ossetian Zinc Factory
  by staff
• Massachusetts Fuel Spill Source Still a Mystery
• 17 Governments Ask Japanese to Stop Antarctic Whaling
  by staff
• NASA Heat Seekers Keep New York City Cool
• Kenyans Starve as Drought Drags On, Food Aid Runs Out
  by Itrat Bashir
• First Report on North American Children Finds High Asthma Rates
  by staff
• 56 Environmental, Conservation Groups Nix Alito for Supreme Court
• El Niño Events Affect Southern Right Whale Breeding Success
  by staff
• Future of Oceans, Coasts, Small Island States in Conference Spotlight
  by staff
• Environmental Hazards Jeopardize Pakistan Earthquake Survivors
  by staff
• Undersea Recorders Locate Large Whales in Unexpected Places
  by staff
• Minnesota State Forests Certified Sustainable
  by staff
• Whaling Battle Heats Up the Icy Southern Ocean
  by staff
• Popular Sushi Fish Loaded With Mercury
• Louisiana Seeks to Locate Thousands of Missing Katrina Victims
• States, Enviros, Side with Feds on Supreme Court Clean Water Cases
  by staff
• Delaware River Tanker Spill Cost $150 Million to Clean
• Ancient Global Warming Flipped Ocean Circulation, May Do So Again
  by staff
• U.S. Government Encourages Renewables on Outer Continental Shelf
  by staff
• Auto Show Features New Hybrids, Flex-Fuels, Concept Cars
  by staff
• Supercomputing Time Offered for Gulf Coast Levee Restoration
• Proposals Welcome for Ag Conservation Grants Worth $38 Million
• Oil Spill in Great Barrier Reef Port Worst in 30 Years
  by staff
• Oil and Gas Zones Cover One-Quarter of the Peruvian Amazon
  by staff
• New Year's Storms Swamp Northern California
  by staff
• OECD Faults U.S. for Lack of Global Leadership on Environment
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• Washington State Agencies Urge Ban on Toxic Flame Retardant
• Hawaii’s Wildlife Action Plan Approved by Fish and Wildlife Service
• Asian Elephant Countries Meet to Save the Endangered Species
  by staff
• California Identifies Secondhand Smoke as a Toxic Air Contaminant
  by staff
• Air Force Detonations Off Florida Coast Could Harass Marine Mammals
• Canada Finds Fifth Mad Cow, Japan Bans U.S. Beef Again
  by staff
• No Legal Caviar Exports This Year
  by staff
• Bush Administration Hands Key Alaska Wildlife Area to Oil Industry
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• Federal Judge Vacates Bush Bid to Undercut Northwest Forest Plan
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• California Engine Certification Violations Draw $762,400 in Fines
• South Carolina City Bills State $21.4 Million for Organotin Spill
• Pennsylvania Picks Up a Ton of Mercury in 2005
• Flu Virus Replication Pattern Revealed
• Energy Dept. Puts $119 Million Into Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles
• U.S. Will Decode Soybean DNA to Ramp Up Biodiesel Production
  by staff
• Denmark to Sue EU Over Flame Retardant Linked to Birth Defects
  by staff
• Twenty Years Dormant, Alaska's Augustine Volcano Blasts Off
  by staff

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