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Articles in February, 2007 issue of Environment News Service

• Food and Drug Administration to Close Seven of Its 13 Labs
• Church Group Sentenced for Poaching Baby Leopard Sharks
• New York Extends Public Comment Time for Global Warming Rule
• EPA Rule Cuts Air Toxics From Passenger Vehicles, Gasoline
• Doomsday Arctic Seed Vault Designed to Withstand All Perils
  by staff
• Horse Genome Assembled
• New Forest Service Chief Has Whistleblower Retaliation History
• Environmental Toxicants Cause Stem Cells to Shut Down"
• Once a Fashion Victim, Tibetan Antelope Starts to Recover
  by staff
• Help Save the Whales, Britain Urges More Nations
  by staff
• Pennsylvania Governor Apologizes to Snow-Trapped Motorists
• Ivory Coast Toxic Dumping Case Settled for US$198 Million
  by staff
• Pennsylvania's Trash Tax Hike Could Cost $41 Million"
• Nuclear Regulator Vows to Streamline Industry Renaissance"
• Hudson Estuary Contaminants Not Higher Since 9/11
• Sea Shepherd Crewmen Rescued After Interfering With Whalers
  by staff
• Arizona Sets Bar High for Sedona Wastewater Plant
• INSIGHTS: The Earth Needs a UN Environment Organization
  by staff
• Icelandic Whaler Wastes Hundreds of Tons of Fin Whale
  by staff
• Gore Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
• Evidence of Human-Caused Global Warming Unequivocal
  by staff
• Diesel Schoolbuses in Northeast Get Pollution Controls
• Puget Sound Coastal Wetlands to Be Restored
• World Heritage Site in Canada Proposed by Four First Nations
  by staff
• EPA Library Closures Prompt Unfair Labor Practices Complaint"
• NGOs Join California Fight Against Polluting Ships
• Aerospace Giant to Pay $12 Million for Discharge Violations
  by staff
• Hartford Landfill to Close by 2008 Year End"
• Water Levels Fall at Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant
• Britain Culls 159,000 Turkeys in Outbreak of H5N1 Bird Flu
  by staff
• Mighty Computers Allow Better Climate, Weather Forecasts
• All States Complete Wildlife Action Plans
• New Jersey Waters Fall Short of State Standards
• Cape Cod Bay Cleared of Marine Debris for Whales' Sake"
• Virgin Offers $25 Million Prize to Defeat Global Warming
• Washington State Continues Permits for Aquatic Pesticides
• Doomsday Arctic Seed Vault Designed to Withstand All Perils
  by staff
• Arab States Form New Sustainable Development Organization
  by staff
• Cummins Engine Pays California $1.1 Million
• Bush Budget Slashes Environment, Funds Nuclear Development
  by staff
• Global Warming Shock Wave Awakens World Leaders
  by staff
• Smoke-Free Homes for Head Start Kids
• Gore Launches Live Earth Concerts to Fight Global Warming
• Washington State Continues Permits for Aquatic Pesticides
• Hawaiian Forests Most Threatened U.S. Bird Habitat
• Sacred Lands in Utah to Be Leased for Oil and Gas"
• More White Zimbabwean Farmers Expelled
  by Joseph Sithole
• Orangutans in Peril as Indonesian Logging Accelerates
  by staff
• U.S. Senate Panel Rakes EPA Chief Over the Coals
  by staff
• Universities Get $5.7 Million for Nuclear Power Research"
• New Auto Air Conditioner Technology Benefits Climate"
• Less Air Pollution Would Mean New California Dams Not Needed"
• Indoor Air Pollution Databases Help Plan Healthy Homes"
• Water Investments Flowing for Asia's Urban Poor
  by staff
• Carbon Neutral Pro Bowl Sets Recycling Goal"
• Global Wind Power Generated Record Year in 2006
  by staff
• $1.1 Million Funds Marine Debris Removal
• Effects of Bush Climate Science Censorship Linger
  by J.R. Pegg
• Wildlands Inc. Opens Solano Mitigation Bank"
• Thousands of Wind Turbines Off Atlantic Coast?
• Air Pollution Raises Likelihood of Heart Attacks, Strokes
• AAAS Offers Free Town Hall Meeting on Global Climate Change"
• Japanese Whaling Ship on Fire Near Antarctica
  by staff
• Nine Refineries Spew 1/3 of Oil Industry Carcinogens
• New Jersey Sues U.S. EPA Over Pennsylvania Power Plant Pollution
• Environmental Recklessness Blamed for Jakarta Floods
  by staff
• Pelosi: Mandatory Greenhouse Gas Emissions Cuts Needed
  by J.R. Pegg
• Inter-American Commission Considers Global Warming-Human Rights Link
• Scientists: Ridding Homes of Lead Paint Takes Too Long
• Group Seeks ExxonMobil Records on Global Warming Spin
• Court Overturns EPA Approval of Idaho Field Burning
• Turkey Moves to Address Climate Change
  by staff
• Winter Storm Blasts Through Northeast, Midwest
• House Passes Biofuels Bill
• European Parliament Adopts Strict Waste Reduction Law
  by staff
• Three Nations Agree to Conserve Biodiverse Heart of Borneo
  by staff
• Enviros Disappointed With Bush FY 2008 Budget
• Air Pollution Violations Cost Ohio Plant $750,000"
• Pennsylvania Governor Maps Energy Independence Strategy
• Storms Smash Central Florida, Killing 19

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