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Articles in July, 2006 issue of Environment News Service

• Putin Pledges to Raise NGO Nuclear, Climate Concerns at G8 Summit
  by staff
• Shell Plans Wind Farm for Maui Ranch
• G8 Leaders Agree on Approach to Global Energy Security
  by staff
• New Jersey Back in Business
• Chemical in Air Fresheners Impairs Lung Function
  by staff
• Lethal Cyanide Spill in Ghana Outrages Gold Mining Communities
  by Mike Anane
• UN Appeals for $150 Million, Humanitarian Corridors for Lebanon
  by staff
• Memphis Funded for Household Hazwaste Collection Site
• States Partner to Manage Electronics Waste
• Greek Shipping Companies, Personnel Indicted for Oily Discharge
• Allegheny Energy to Scrub Hatfield's Ferry Power Plant Emissions
• Spokane River Phosphorus to Be Cut at Multi-Million Dollar Cost
  by staff
• Mad Cow Disease Agent Causes Heart Damage in Mice
  by staff
• Corn Growers Join Willie Nelson for Biodiesel Plant Opening
• Lawsuit Filed Against ATV Use in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park
• New Rangeland Rules Will Lead to Overgrazing, Groups Warn
• Azeri Sturgeon Fishermen Defy CITES Ban
  by Idrak Abbasov
• Governor Schwarzenegger Joins Sierra Club
• Science and Politics Collide as EPA Considers New Air Rule
  by J.R. Pegg
• Lethal Cyanide Spill in Ghana Outrages Gold Mining Communities
  by Mike Anane
• Pacific Mangrove Forests Vulnerable to Rising Sea Levels
  by staff
• Federal Government Plans to Recover Kauai Cave Species
• Sheetz First Retail Chain in Pennsylvania to Offer Ethanol E85
• Protesters Condemn G8 Support of Nuclear, Coal, Oil
  by staff
• U.S. Will Miss Treaty Deadline to Destroy Chemical Weapons
  by staff
• U.S. Maps Ethanol Research to Replace 30 Percent of Gasoline
  by staff
• U.S. to Host Next International Whaling Commission Meeting
• California Governor Petitions for Roadless Area Protection"
• Government, Industry to Collaborate on Next Generation Renewables"
• Ship Owners Pay $3.25 Million in Largest Marine Sanctuary Settlement
• Jeffords Introduces Global Warming Pollution Reduction Act"
• International Coastal Cleanup Bagged 4,100 Tons of Trash
  by staff
• Tiger Landscapes: New Strategy May Stave Off Extinction
  by J.R. Pegg
• Illinois Seals Giant Junkyard
• Tons of Marine Debris to Be Removed from Hawaiian Islands
• California's Save Mart Supermarkets Collect E-Waste for Recycling
• U.S. Superfund Law Applies to Canadian Company, Court Rules
• Hilton Foundation Grants $13 Million to Water Development in Africa
• Arizona Governor's Roadless Forest Petition Wins Support
• Increased Risk of Hantavirus Forecast for U.S. Southwest
• West Coast Home and Garden Stores Post Pesticide Hazard Signs
• Chemical in Air Fresheners Impairs Lung Function
  by staff
• Australian Mine Faces Layers of Lawsuits After Third Toxic Spill
  by staff
• Energy, Commerce Secretaries Visit Baghdad, Sign Agreements
• Europe Bans 22 Hair Dye Chemicals
  by staff
• U.S. Senate Votes to Require Peer Review of Army Corps Projects
  by staff
• Thousands of Weary Firefighters Combat California Blaze
• Jaguar Habitat Decision Again Headed for Court
• 10,000 EPA Scientists Protest Library Closures
• Two Tons of Smuggled Elephant Ivory Seized in Taiwan
  by staff
• U.S. Judge Blocks Navy Use of Sonar in RIMPAC War Games
  by staff
• Hospitals Embrace Energy Efficiency
• New Orleans Lakefront Trees to Be Cut for Hurricane Protection
• Bush Administration Set to Log Oregon Old Growth Forest
• Senate Committee Proposes More Oil Drilling in Gulf of Mexico
• Science Is Solid on Climate Change, Congress Told"
• Stormwater Controls Recommended for New York City's Jamaica Bay
  by staff
• $500 Rebates Reduce Costs of Hybrid Vehicles in Pennsylvania
• Car and Truck Fuel Economy Worse Than 18 Years Ago"
• Australian Court Permits Humane Society to Sue Japanese Whalers
  by staff
• $400 Million Amphibian Survival Alliance Proposed"
• U.S. Navy Detonates Up to 300 Explosions a Year in Puget Sound"
• Law Enforcement, Emergency Safety Net Fraying in U.S. National Parks
  by staff
• Self-Cooling Soda Bottles Just Around the Corner
• Pronghorns Crowded Out of Ancient Migration Routes
• Wetlands Permit Violations Cost New Jersey Developers $1.7 Million
• $256 Million More to Be Spent on Gulf Coast Wetland Restoration
• Scientific Report Faults EPA for New Source Review Rule Changes
  by staff
• Drought Turns Farmers of Northern Afghanistan Into Refugees
  by staff
• Java Tsunami Leaves 570 People Missing or Dead
  by staff
• Wyoming Range Oil and Gas Lease Sale Placed on Hold
• Java Tsunami Sweeps More Than 100 People to Their Deaths
  by staff
• Court Allows Sonar in RIMPAC War Games With New Restrictions
  by staff
• Burning Fossil Fuels Acidifies Oceans, Erodes Coral Reefs
  by staff
• Scientists Use Ocean Listening Curtains to Track Tagged Animals
  by staff
• All Star Baseball Fans Recycled Instead of Littering
• Vitamin Settlement Funds University of California Nutrition Center
• Xethanol to Produce 90 Million Gallons of Cellulosic Ethanol Annually
• Old Growth Logged Under Healthy Forests Law, Congress Told
• Energy Department Plans to Merge Office of Environment, Safety and Health

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