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Articles in October, 2006 issue of Environment News Service

• Congress Approves Chemical Security Plan
• Fin Trade Kills 73 Million Sharks Annually
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• Arctic Sea Ice Melt Accelerating
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• Hawaii Rocked by Earthquake
• New Orchids Found in Papua New Guinea Rainforest
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• 2006 Atlantic Hurricane Forecast Downgraded
• African Dust May Mute Atlantic Hurricanes
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• U.S. Flood Maps Ignore Everglades Agricultural Zone
• Pennsylvania Doles Out Clean Energy Grants
• California Sued for Fish Stocking"
• Acid Tank Failures Cost Pennsylvania Firm $150,000
• Shipowner Fined for Oil Spill Into Columbia River
• Global Warming Changing the Business Climate
• Sea Lice From Fish Farms Devastate Wild Salmon
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• EPA Air Advisory Panel Criticizes Agency's Soot Rule
• Global Warming Will Dramatically Alter U.S. Northeast
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• Habitat Designated for Beach Mice
• EPA Staff Losing Access to Journals
• Honeywell Agrees to $451 Million Lake Cleanup
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• First Biodiversity Census of NW Hawaiian Islands Coral Reefs
• World Delays Action to Save Tigers
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• U.S., Indianapolis Agree to $1.8 Billion Sewer Plan
• Bush, Enviros Seek Ban on Bottom Trawling
• Toxic Soup Comes to a Boil in Massachusetts"
• EPA Raises Energy Star Efficiency Standard for Computers
• Harmful Algae Blooms Blossom in Florida Waters
• Judge Upholds Otero Mesa Drilling"
• UN Assesses War Damage to Lebanon's Environment
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• Judge Rejects San Diego Habitat Plan
• U.S. Pledges $13 Million for Solar Energy Projects
• Alaska's Ponds Disappearing
• Bush Pushes for Renewables
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• W.R. Grace Must Pay Asbestos Cleanup Bill
• Firefighters Battle North Carolina Chemical Fire
• Biodiversity Created and Preserved in Tropics
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• Private Landowners Funded for Habitat Conservation
• Louisiana Wins Environmental Assessment in Oil Lease Case
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• Afghan Drought Puts Pressure on Food Supply
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• Scientists Predict Future of Weather Extremes
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• U.S. Ready to Participate in Platte River Recovery
• Alaskan Storm Shattered Antarctic Iceberg"
• Schwarzenegger Looks to Extend Climate Trading Plan
• Tiny Plants Stir Ocean, Affect Climate
• Puget Sound Cleanup Will Cost Billions
• Virginia Storms Cause Gas Leak to Blackwater River"
• Keys to Spatial Memory Held by Clark's Nutcracker
• U.S. Forgives Debt to Protect African Forests"
• Global Warming Could Decimate Appalachian Trout
• Drugs Found in Treated Sludge Sold for Lawns, Gardens
• EPA Study: Children's Exposure to Pollutants Diminishing
• Illegal Iceboats Feel the Heat in Australia
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• Greenland Ice Sheet Rapidly Melting
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• Court Blocks Dunes Recreation Plan
• U.S. Swaps Guatemalan Debt for Forest Conservation
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• EPA Report Touts Acid Rain Program
• Coalition Protects South Dakota Bird Habitat
• New York Sues Coal-Fired Power Plant
• Software Warns Utilities of Water Contamination in Real Time
• Natural Disasters Hit Record in 2005
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• Oil Companies Settle Fuel Violations for $1.5 Million
• Court Shoots Down Army's Hawaiian Stryker Brigade
• Hawaii Explores Stormwater Reclamation
• Without Cougar Predators, Deer Kill Zion Park Cottonwoods
• Brits Most Guilty of Energy Wasting Habits
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• Militia Group Slaughtering Congo Hippos
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• Senators Request Inquiry Into White House Global Warming Activities
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• Texas Announces $10 Billion Wind Energy Deal
• Conservationists Defend Gold Mining Rules"
• States Plan Klamath River Summit
• Diesel Truck Soot Linked to Asthma
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• New Jersey Water Infrastructure Falling Behind
• Suit Filed to Protect Puget Sound Chinook Salmon
• Horse Slaughter Races Forward
• Early Corn Planting Could Curb Future Yields
• California's Day Fire Contained At Last"
• Bauxite Mine Fight Looms in Jamaica's Cockpit Country
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• Hope Springs Eternal in Florida"
• Pennsylvania Board Approves Mercury Plan"
• Forest Service Report Finds Open Space Dwindling
• Wildlife Concerns Sounded for U.S.-Mexico Border Wall

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