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Articles in August, 2007 issue of Environment News Service

• Lowest Streamflow in 110 Years Recorded in North Carolina
  by staff"
• Colombia's Newest Park Protects Rare Wildlife, Indigenous Peoples
  by staff"
• Dairy's Organic Status Threatened for Failing to Pasture Cows
  by staff"
• Cost to Restore San Francisco Bay Wetlands - $1.43 Billion
  by staff"
• Judge Blocks Hawaii Superferry Sailings to Maui
  by staff"
• Hawaii Superferry Founders on Court's Environmental Ruling
  by staff"
• Largest U.S. Biodiesel Plant Breaks Ground in Indiana
  by staff
• ConocoPhillips Refinery Expansion Faces Legal Air Pollution Challenge
  by staff
• Valero Energy Pays $238 Million to Clear Refinery Emissions
  by staff
• Lake Superior Nears Record Low Level for August
• UC Davis Funded to Research Environmental Causes of Autism
• Federal Wildlife Crime Lab Adds Bio-Containment Area
• Energy Department to Slash Own Energy Intensity 30 Percent
• Chemical in Plastic Food, Drink Containers Causes Concern
  by staff
• Persistent Fungus Key to Sierra Nevada Frog Deaths
  by staff
• Six New Species Discovered in Remote Congo Forest
  by staff
• New York Mandates Global Warming Stickers on Cars, Trucks
• Feds Raise the Bar for Energy Star Refrigerators
• Plug-In Hybrid Sand Carving Decorates Vancouver Beach
  by staff
• Sierra Pacific Lumber Pays $13 Million for Air Pollution
  by staff"
• America's Emerging Bioeconomy
  by staff"
• NOAA Fishing Observers Suffer More Attacks at Sea
  by staff"
• Gunnison's Prairie Dog Gets Second Chance at Federal Protection
  by staff"
• Iceland Puts Down Its Whaling Harpoons for a Year
  by staff"
• EPA Proposes to Ignore Oil Refinery Air Pollution
  by staff"
• Bush Administration Ordered to Write Global Warming Reports
  by staff
• Bush Administration Would Ease Legal Limits on Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining
  by staff
• Home Depot Pays $9.9 Million for Hazwaste Violations
  by staff
• Gene Mutation Turned West Nile Virus Into Killer Disease
• Gulf States Mop Up After Erin, Ramp Up for Hurricane Dean
  by staff
• Houston Pipelines to Pay $5.4 Million in Fines, Upgrades
• Santa Barbara Placed on Red Flag Fire Alert
• Russian Arctic Underwater Oil Expedition Reaches North Pole
  by Charles Digges
• Channel Islands Marine Protected Area Expanded
• Global Land Temperatures Warmest Ever in January, April
  by staff
• Technology the Focus of Bush Global Warming Conference
  by staff
• Toys Made in China Recalled for Lead Paint Hazard
• Conservationists Sue to Recover Endangered American Jaguar
• Puget Sound Recovery Engages Federal, State and Local Leaders
  by staff"
• International Court Urged to Consider Environmental Crimes in Darfur
  by staff"
• U.S. Cattlemen Lose Mad Cow Bid to Keep Canadian Animals Out
  by staff"
• Obesity Rates Vary by ZIP Codes and Property Values
  by staff"
• Court Rules Californians Deserve $1.3 Billion in Energy Refunds
  by staff"
• Biodiesel Big Rigs Roll Into Great American Trucking Show
  by staff"
• Australia First to Model Continental Shoreline Climate Impacts
  by staff
• Hundreds Pose Naked on Melting Swiss Glacier
  by staff
• Bill Clinton Authors New Book on Citizen Activism
  by staff
• Mattel Sued to Fund Lead Testing for Kids with Recalled Toys
• Feds, Conservationists Offer Reward for Oregon Wolf Killer
• Bronx Gets New York's First Green Affordable Homes
• Climate Change Dominates International Water Conference
  by staff
• California's Low Carbon Fuel Standard Takes Shape
  by staff
• FDA Warns Against Red Yeast Rice Products Sold Online
• Pulp and Paper Mills to Track Environmental Footprints
• From Socially Responsible Investing to Sustainable Investing
  by Joe Keefe
• Cleaner Cargo Trucks Coming to Port of Los Angeles
• Plants Airlifted to Everglades Stormwater Treatment Areas
• Councilmen From Japanese Whaling Town Break Code of Silence
  by staff"
• Enviros Threaten Legal Action on Behalf of 55 Endangered Species
  by staff"
• Kansas Gets First U.S. Cellulosic Ethanol Plant
  by staff"
• Costs May Capsize Long Island Offshore Wind Project
  by staff"
• Greek Fires Blamed on Arson, Olympic Antiquities Saved
  by staff"
• INSIGHTS: Mealy Bug Takes Away Glory of Bt Cotton
  by Umendra Dutt
• First Puget Sound Reclaimed Water Projects Win $5.4 Million
  by staff
• Western Governors, Premiers Set Greenhouse Gas Reduction Goal
  by staff
• President Bush Promotes Hunting on Public Lands
• Arctic Sea Ice Extent Hits Record Low
  by staff
• Earthquake Rattles Peru's Central Coast, Killing Hundreds
  by staff
• New BLM Chief Excludes Public from Environmental Decisions
• New Hampshire University First With Landfill Gas Power
• Laser Printer Emissions Harmful to Human Health
  by staff
• No Worker's Compensation for Media Hurt Covering 9/11
• Health Concerns Close Record Number of U.S. Beaches in 2006
  by staff
• Western Forests Go Up in Smoke
• EPA Speeds Up Environmental Chemical Testing
• West Nile Virus Reported Coast to Coast
• NASA: Global Warming Will Bring More Severe Storms
  by staff"
• Stopping Malaria at Its Source - Without Drugs
  by staff"
• Greek Fires Start to Subside
  by staff"
• Animals By the Thousand Arrive at Kenya's Meru National Park
  by staff"

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