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Articles in April, 2006 issue of Environment News Service

• Motorized Recreation Groups Granted Status in Roadless Lawsuits
• Democrats Ask Bush for Bipartisan Summit on Energy Independence
• New Jersey Parks Police Investigated in Shooting at ATV Event
• Hawaii Governor Says Six Weeks of Rain Will Cost $50 Million
• Sealers Block Environmental Observers From Reaching Seal Hunt
  by staff
• Motorized Nanocars, Nanogenerators, and Nanomedical Advances
  by staff
• New York, New Jersey Get $27 Million Urban Wetlands Program
• Navy Seeks Permit to Use Sonar During RIMPAC Exercises
• United States, Canada Reach Accord on Softwood Lumber Trade
• Earthquakes Claim 70 Lives in Western Iran
  by staff
• Recycling Pays Off for 200 Pennsylvania Communities
• Gallup Environment Poll Finds Majority Give Bush Poor Rating
• Livestock ID Tracking System to Start Next Year
• Honolulu Man Dies After Submersion in Contaminated Harbor Water
• Canada's Fifth Mad Cow Case Found in British Columbia
  by staff
• Six Grassroots Environmentalists Win $125,000 Goldman Prizes
  by staff
• Long Island Sound Getting Cleaner
• Apple Computers Offers Free Recycling of Old Machines
• Pipe Manufacturer, Company Officials Convicted of Environmental Crimes
• Cut in Food Rations Hurting Poor Iraqis
  by Daud Salman
• California Oil Storage Company Fined for Three Spills
• Illinois Slaps Exelon With Another Tritium Enforcement Action
• Pennsylvania Files Criminal Hazwaste Charges Against Texas Company
• Florida Wins $1 Million in Environmental Civil Lawsuit
• Insurance Risk Models Rise With Elevated Storm Frequency, Severity
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• Petrobras Abandons Plans for Oil Road in Ecuadorian Amazon Park
  by staff
• Internet Wildlife Trader Sentenced to 25 Months in Prison
• Hoboken Residences Contaminated with Mercury Demolished
• Delaware Bay Oil Spill Closes Waterways, Oyster Beds
• Canada's New Government Cold Shoulders Climate Change Action
  by staff
• White House Screens Cousteau's "Voyage to Kure"
• Sikorsky Helicopter Manufacturer Fined for Ozone Violations
• Ants 40 Million Years Older Than Previously Thought
• Lesions in East Coast Fish Not Caused by Pfiesteria
• EPA Report Shows Decrease in Emissions of Toxic Chemicals
• U.S. Nuclear Industry Fires Up Public Relations Campaign
  by J.R. Pegg
• U.S. Nuclear Industry Fires Up Public Relations Campaign
  by J.R. Pegg
• Environmental Review Ordered for Honolulu Food Irradiator Proposal
• Reducing Diesel Pollution the Goal of Southeast Consortium
• Tasman Spirit Oil Spill Sickened Pakistani Coastal Residents
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• Greenpeace Links McDonald's With Amazon Destruction
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• Argentine Ant Invasions Stimulated by Water
• Value of Insect Services in U.S. Tops $57 Billion Annually
• Pennsylvania Offers Small Wind Power Systems Free of Charge
• FEMA's New Head Says U.S. Better Prepared for 2006 Hurricanes
• World Bank to Cancel Debt of 17 Poorest Countries
  by staff
• Bush Calls for Gas Price Investigation, Lifts Clean Gas Rules
  by staff
• Partisan Vote Advances Bush Nominee to Head EPA Air Office
  by J.R. Pegg
• EPA Controlling Fugitive Dust at Nevada Mine
• Earth's Ice Melting Under Blanket of Greenhouse Gases
  by staff
• Tank Cleanup at Defense Sites Will Leave Radioactive Waste
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• Chesapeake Bay States Ask Federal Funding to Curb Pollution
  by staff
• HBO Global Warming Documentary Set for Release on Earth Day
• Endangered Trumpeter Swans Thrive in Wisconsin
• $17 Million Contract Awarded to Create Lousiana Storm Buffer
• Oil Price Pressure Driving Global Switch to Biofuels
  by staff
• Scientists Explore Impacts of Space Weather on Earth
  by staff
• U.S. Air Cleaner But Millions Still Inhale Soot, Smog
  by staff
• Connecticut Plans Stormwater Management for Niantic River
• Court Orders Klamath Water Released for Salmon
• California Advances Funds to Army Corps for Critical Levee Repair
  by staff
• Rare Colombian Species Saved From Vacation Home Development
  by staff
• Senate Panel Dives Into Fish Farm Debate
  by J.R. Pegg
• Manhattan's Randall's Island Waterfront Pathway Funded
• Exelon Cited for Radioactive Tritium Leaks at Third Illinois Plant
• Two North Dakota Utilities Pay for New Source Review Violations
• Chernobyl Still a Menace 20 Years After Meltdown
  by staff
• Suit Targets Montana's First Healthy Forest Restoration Act Plan
  by staff
• Survival of Ice Age Squirrel Depends on Computer Model
• Maryland to Join Eastern States in Regulating Carbon Dioxide
• Tokyo Embraces Renewable Energy
  by staff
• Democratic Republic of Congo Entrusts Two Reserves to Communities
  by staff
• Nigerian Court Gives Shell One Year to Stop Gas Flaring
  by staff
• Next Stage of Fox River, Green Bay PCB Cleanup Funded
  by staff
• Companies Pay $8 Million for Phoenix Airport Superfund Cleanup
• Brooklyn Waterfront to be Cleaned Up, Redeveloped
• Judge Blocks Bush Bid to Cut Public Out of Forest Decisions
• World's Largest Investors Back Principles for Responsible Investment
  by staff
• California Governor, Legislature Take Aim at Climate Change
  by staff
• Republican Environmentalists Rate Congressional Republicans

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