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"Congress Eyes Protections Near Historical Park In New Mexico" [1]

"Chaco Culture National Historical Park is at the center of a decades-long debate over how to manage oil and gas development in a sprawling area of northwestern New Mexico that is dotted by sites tied to the park but that lie outside its boundaries. The U.S. House is set to vote Wednesday on legislation that would prohibit drilling on the checkerboard of federal land that borders the park."

Source: AP [2], 10/30/2019

"No Bowhead Sightings Yet For Alaskan Whalers. Some Blame Climate Change" [3]

"The bowhead whale hunt is an essential cultural and subsistence tradition for the Inupiat of Alaska's North Slope. It dates back at least 1,500 years, and annual harvests can supply families with hundreds of pounds of meat."

Source: NPR [4], 10/30/2019

"Millions of Workers Face Too Much Risk From Solvent: EPA" [5]

"A solvent widely used in industrial settings and found in automotive and other consumer products poses too great a risk of harming both workers and consumers, the EPA said Oct. 29."

Source: Bloomberg Environment [6], 10/30/2019

Conowingo Dam Operator Settles For $200 Million Chesapeake Bay Cleanup [7]

"Conowingo Dam owner Exelon Corp. and the state of Maryland have reached a settlement under which the Chicago-based energy company will invest $200 million to clean up the Susquehanna River, and, by extension, the Chesapeake Bay."

Source: Baltimore Sun [8], 10/30/2019

"Justice Department Ponders Nixing Environmental Settlements Tool" [9]

"The Justice Department may end a nearly 30-year practice of letting companies make amends for pollution-related violations by performing environmentally beneficial projects, a department official told Bloomberg Environment."

Source: Bloomberg Environment [10], 10/30/2019

"Coal Giant Murray Energy Files for Bankruptcy Despite Trump’s Support" [11]

"Murray Energy, the U.S. coal company whose founder's "wish list" was a virtual template for the Trump administration's rollback of federal environmental and climate regulations, filed for bankruptcy protection Tuesday."

Source: InsideClimate News [12], 10/30/2019

"Trump's Desire 'To Take' Syrian Oil Presents A Barrelful Of Problems" [13]

"President Trump was persuaded to keep a number of troops in Syria partly so the United States could have some of its oil. But the idea of seizing petroleum in the war-torn country presents a big barrel of problems."

Source: Washington Post [14], 10/30/2019

"‘Extreme Red Flag’ Winds Hitting L.A. Region Are Especially Dangerous" [15]

"Even after several years of devastating wind-driven fires in Southern California, forecasters fear that the next two days could bring new levels of danger."

Source: LA Times [16], 10/30/2019

"Supreme Court: Trump Admin Asks Justices To Keep ESA Records Secret" [17]

"Federal officials yesterday asked the Supreme Court to keep records related to Endangered Species Act decisions under lock and key. The government said a lower court's ruling that certain draft documents should be publicly disclosed under the Freedom of Information Act could have a chilling effect on discussions around federal decisionmaking."

Source: Greenwire [18], 10/30/2019

"Rising Seas Will Erase More Cities by 2050, New Research Shows" [19]

"Rising seas could affect three times more people by 2050 than previously thought, according to new research, threatening to all but erase some of the world’s great coastal cities."

Source: NY Times [20], 10/30/2019

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