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"Japan To Release Fukushima's Contaminated Water Into Sea: Reports" [1]

"Nearly a decade after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, Japan’s government has decided to release over one million tonnes of contaminated water into the sea, media reports said on Friday, with a formal announcement expected to be made later this month."

Source: Reuters [2], 10/16/2020

"Wind-Stoked Wildfire In Colorado Is Largest In State History" [3]

"Stoked by high winds, a wildfire burning for two months in northern Colorado exploded in size this week to surpass 167,000 acres, making it the largest blaze in state history, officials said on Thursday."

Source: Reuters [4], 10/16/2020

"Earth Breaks September Heat Record, May Reach Warmest Year" [5]

"Earth sweltered to a record hot September last month, with U.S. climate officials saying there’s nearly a two-to-one chance that 2020 will end up as the globe’s hottest year on record."

Source: AP [6], 10/16/2020

"Shuffle of EPA's Science Advisers Elevates Those With Industry Ties" [7]

"A shuffle to the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) independent board of science advisers will add a longtime consultant who has worked for the tobacco and chemicals industries while promoting a member listed as someone “not to pick” by the Union of Concerned Scientists to be the panel's chair."

Source: The Hill [8], 10/16/2020

Unsealed Docs Show Union Carbide Leaked Toxics Into Creek For Years [9]

"Newly unsealed court documents provide additional evidence that chemical giant Union Carbide Corp. failed to report the presence of a toxic dumping site in South Charleston that has been leaking hazardous substances into nearby Davis Creek."

Source: WV Public Broadcasting [10], 10/16/2020

"Trump Makes Water Demand Of Farms Priority For New Office" [11]

"President Donald Trump on Tuesday created what he called a “subcabinet” for federal water issues, with a mandate that includes water-use changes sought by corporate farm interests and oil and gas.

An executive order from Trump put Interior Secretary David Bernhardt and Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Andrew Wheeler in charge of the interagency water body.

Establishment of a water subcabinet “will streamline decision-making processes” across federal agencies, the EPA said in a statement.

Source: AP [12], 10/16/2020

Op-Ed: "Avian Botulism Kills 40,000 Birds at National Wildlife Refuge" [13]

"Heat, drought and water policy have created a slow-motion catastrophe at a refuge on the California-Oregon border."

Source: Revelator [14], 10/15/2020

"FEMA Ends Policy Favoring Flood Walls Over Green Protections" [15]

"The Federal Emergency Management Agency has taken a dramatic step to encourage communities to use environmentally friendly features such as wetlands for flood protection instead of building sea walls and levees."

Source: E&E News [16], 10/15/2020

"A Field Guide To The Election And Climate Change" [17]

"The presidential election is just weeks away, and climate change has broken through as a defining issue for Americans this year, even amid a historic pandemic and deep economic uncertainty weighing upon the nation."

Source: NYTimes [18], 10/15/2020

"Targeted Ecosystem Restoration Can Protect Climate, Biodiversity" [19]

"A new study identifies vast areas of farm and cropland that could be converted back to natural conditions to protect species and store carbon."

Source: InsideClimate News [20], 10/15/2020

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