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Articles in April, 2007 issue of Environment News Service

• Step It Up Movement Grabs Congressional Attention
• Don't Laugh - Air Potatos Are Dangerous
• Ecuador's President Vows to Help Galapagos Islands At Risk
  by staff
• Canada Joins Coalition Against Wildlife Trafficking
  by staff
• IUCN Charts Course for Marine Protected Area Networks
  by staff
• Poll: Majority Would Restrict Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• EPA Fines Clorox for Violating Federal Pesticide Laws
• Australia's Alice Springs Goes Solar
  by staff
• Nor'easter Batters East Coast
• Fresno Airport Goes Solar In a Big Way
• Air Pollution Rules Relaxed for U.S. Ethanol Producers
  by staff
• New York City Tallies Its Greenhouse Gas Emissions
  by staff
• Simple Rules to Follow in Case of Nuclear Attack
• California's Temperature Rising
• New York City Need Not Filter Drinking Water
• Sharing Lessons Learned Protects the World's Great Rivers
  by staff
• New England States Take Aim at Power Plant Mercury Emissions
• California County Sued to Force Climate Change Planning
• Vermont Squares Off Against Automakers on CO2 Emissions
• Deer Damaging Pennsylvania Forests, Bird Habitat
• Deep Pockets Needed for Climate Change Adaptation
  by staff
• EPA to Probe Public Health Effects of Perchlorate, MTBE
• New Hampshire Waste Oil Cleanup Will Cost $74 Million
• Sheryl Crow Welcomes Earth Day at Washington National Cathedral
• Indonesian Earthquake Killed Vast Coral Reefs
  by staff
• Governors Push for Clean Energy Laws, Investments
• UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Danger of Global Warming
  by staff
• Death Stalks World's Last Asiatic Lions
  by staff
• EPA Honors Musician Jack Johnson and His Kokua Foundation
• Leakey Involves Stony Brook in New African Research Institute
• Climate Change May Not Encourage Tree Growth
• Louisiana Governor OKs Bayou Water Quality Project
• Feds Fund Battery Research for Plug-in Hybrid Electrics
• Senators Urge Hike in Energy Star Budget for Small Business
• Somali Pirates Release Hijacked Food Aid Ship
  by staff
• Small Nonroad Gas Engines Must Meet New Emissions Limits
• Charles River Nutrient Pollution Rises as Bacteria Levels Decrease
  by staff
• Mudslide Warnings Reach Tajik Villages Too Late
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• Manatees Face Delisting From Endangered to Threatened
• Novel Nanoparticles Direct Medicines Into Tumors
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• Old Chicago Factory Finds New Life as Green Exchange
• Hawaii Official Seeks Full Public Disclosure of Marine Monument Permits
  by Sunny Lewis
• Sundance Wants Eco-Films for What's the Big Idea Contest
• Vaccination Could Protect Wild Apes Against Ebola Virus
  by staff
• Monk Seal Dies Trying to Escape Researchers
• Storm Surges Common Factor in Hurricanes, Tsunamis
• Nuclear Control Institute Founder Paul Leventhal Dies
• Delaware Debuts Solar Project for Poultry Industry
• Global Warming Brings Perpetual Drought to U.S. Southwest
  by staff
• Chevron, Weyerhaeuser Partner on Cellulosic Biofuels
• Goodall's New Coffee Protects Chimp Habitat
• Regional Pollution Could Overwhelm Beijing's Clean Air Efforts
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• NOAA, NASA Restore Climate Sensor to Next Generation Satellite
• First Database of Endocrine Info for Fish Compiled
• Manatee Protections to Be Cut Despite Record Death Toll
• Enviros Join Court Battle Over Michigan Invasive Species Law
• U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rose in 2005
• Litterers Beware Washington State Enforcement Crackdown
• $27.5 Million Funds Uranium Contamination Studies
• Oil From Sunken Cruise Ship Threatens Aegean Environment
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• First National Renewable Fuel Standard Established
• Salmon Win, Bush Loses Appeal on Columbia River Dam Plan
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• Bush Appeals Against Reinstatement of Roadless Rule
• UN Climate Change Impact Report: Poor Will Suffer Most
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• Yakima Youth Hospitalized With Mercury Poisoning
• New Jersey Global Warming Emissions Jump 14 Million Tons
• Military Panel: Climate Change Threatens U.S. National Security
  by staff
• U.S. and Canada to Cut Cross-Border Air Pollution
• Whale Conservationists Squeeze Sushi Sales Partnership
  by staff
• Conservationists Will Sue to Protect Yellowstone Grizzlies
• Sierra Club Opposes Kansas Coal Ash Landfill Expansion
• Global Positioning System at the Mercy of Solar Flares
  by staff