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Articles in May, 2006 issue of Environment News Service

• NOAA: Global Greenhouse Gas Concentrations Rose in 2005
  by staff
• U.S. Nuclear Power Industry Plans for Bird Flu Pandemic
  by staff
• Hope Accompanies 200th Hatching of Rare Hawaiian Bird
• European Cities Pledge to Slash Greenhouse Gas Emissions
  by staff
• Gasoline Price Hits New High for the Year as Oil Price Slides"
• Rich and Lawless, Poachers Stalk Georgian Paradise
  by Zviad Ruadze
• Mediterranean Cork Oak Forests at Stake in Wine Closure Battle
  by staff
• INSIGHTS: South Africa Must Become a Living Ark
  by Marthinus Van Schalkwyk
• Brazil's State Legislatures Debate Internationalization of the Amazon
  by staff
• Federal Agencies Issue Joint Strategy to Cut Fire Risk
• G8 Health Ministers Array Their Forces for Bird Flu Battle
  by staff
• Birds Benefit From First Charity U.S. Postage Stamps
• Wildfires: Florida Governor Declares State of Emergency
• New York Governor Would Exempt Ethanol from Exclusivity Contracts
• U.S. Supreme Court Upholds States' Right to Regulate Dams
  by staff
• Investors Risk Losing Billions on Environmentally Destructive Pulp Mills
  by staff
• Ethanol Car Beats Fuel Cells to Win European Eco-marathon
  by staff
• U.S. House of Representatives Moves to Accelerate Salvage Logging
  by J.R. Pegg
• Colorado Groups File Formal Protest of Oil and Gas Lease Sales
• White House Warns Pandemic Flu Could Limit Travel, Food, Water
  by staff
• Today is Respect for Chickens Day
• Nevada Funded for Aircraft Fire Fighting Vehicles
• Southeast Louisiana Emergency Evacuation Maps Available
• New England Awash"
• Clinton: "Get Off Our Butts" to Halt Global Warming"
• World Health Chief Dies Moments Before World Health Assembly Meets
  by staff
• Gore's Global Warming Documentary Generates Huge Buzz
  by staff
• Tighter Standards, More Flexibility for Large Municipal Incinerators
• White House Warns Pandemic Flu Could Limit Travel, Food, Water
  by staff
• Senate Defies Bush, Approves $109 Billion in War Spending, Hurricane Relief
  by staff
• Mirant Settles Mid-Atlantic Air Violations for $1.5 Million
• Entergy Renews Commitment to Cut Greenhouse Gases
• Senators Propose to Boost CAFE Standard 10 mpg by 2017
• Oil Spill, Salmon Kill Costs American Energy $585,000
• Pacific Tsunami Warning Test Revealed Few Flaws"
• RIMPAC Sonar Likely Cause of 2004 Kauai Whale Stranding
• High Powered Global Coalition Aims to Boost Community Forest Rights
  by staff
• Active Atlantic Hurricane Season Ahead
  by staff
• New Orleans Residents Lose Bid to Keep Dump Out
• Seychelles Reefs Permanently Damaged by Global Warming
  by staff
• Fined $850,000, Hartford Agrees to Reduce Sewage Discharges
• House Vote Supports Clean Water Protection for Isolated Wetlands
• U.S. Navy Scuttles Aircraft Carrier for Artificial Reef
• Volunteers Plant Hundreds of Large Trees on National Arbor Day
• Underwater Pile Driving Harmful to Dolphins
  by staff
• Australia Allows Industry in New Marine Protected Areas
  by staff
• States, Cities Sue Bush For Better Fuel Efficiency Standards
• New Standard Set for Greener Computers
• Dupont Tops List of 100 Most Toxic Air Polluters
• Defeated Off-Shore, Pro-Drilling Congressmen Try ANWR Again
• Exxon Valdez Oil Persists in Prince William Sound
• Corvallis Celebrates Green Power Community Status
• Closed for Safety in 1985, Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant Relicensed Today
• Brazil Officially Starts First Uranium Enrichment Facility
  by staff
• Pennsylvania Invests $10 Million in New Clean Energy Projects
• EPA Grants $69.9 Million to Restore Brownfields
• Minnesota Enacts Mercury Reductions Law
• Caterpillar Inc. to Power World's Largest Coal Mine Methane Plant
• House Approves Migratory Songbird Conservation Bill
• Polluted Water Brings Disease to Rural Zimbabwe
  by Oswald Sithole
• Polar Bears, Hippos Top New IUCN Red List of Threatened Species
  by staff
• USDA Fails to Find Origin Herd of Third U.S. Mad Cow
• Earth's Ozone Layer Starting to Heal
  by staff
• California Solar Boat Race Sparks Similar Race Down Under
• Nuclear Regulators to Hear Riverkeeper, Greenpeace Concerns
• Newly Approved Bird Repellant Saves Corn and Cranes
• Modesto Restaurants Join Food Waste Composting Movement
• Court Rules Dupont's Fungicide Damaged Costa Rican Farmers' Crops
• 2010 Winter Olympics Prompt B.C. Plan to Recover Spotted Owl
  by staff
• Biodiesel Cars for Rent in Three States
• New Jersey Panel Recommends Offshore Wind Test Project
• Dolphins Name Themselves with Signature Whistles
  by staff
• Success Stories Highlighted on First U.S. Endangered Species Day
  by staff
• U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Duke Energy Air Pollution Case
  by staff
• Painted Bunting Observers Seek Help From Citizen Scientists
• Florida's Unexplored Deepwater Reefs Could Yield Pharmaceuticals
• New Jersey Water Suppliers Penalized for Falsifying Data
• U.S. Lawmakers Arrested at Sudanese Embassy Protesting Darfur Genocide
  by staff
• Forecasters Predict an Active Atlantic Hurricane Season
  by staff
• Rhode Island Offers $700,000 for Riparian Buffer Restoration

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