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‘Delmarva Potholes’ Help Clean The Chesapeake, Worthy Of Protection [1]

"A Trump administration proposal to roll back protections for some marshes and streams could affect more than 30,000 acres of wetlands in the Chesapeake Bay watershed, according to a new report."

Source: WAMU [2], 12/19/2018

"Wetlands, Lakes Would Lose Protections Under Michigan Bill" [3]

"Michigan legislators were poised Tuesday to remove legal protections from many of the state’s wetlands and other inland waterways, which provide wildlife habitat and perform vital tasks such as preventing floods."

Source: AP [4], 12/19/2018

"EU Agrees To Ban Throw-Away Plastics To Limit Ocean Pollution" [5]

"Throw-away plastic items such as straws and polystyrene cups will be banned in the European Union by 2021, EU officials agreed on Wednesday, as they passed measures to cut plastic use in a bid to reduce marine litter."

Source: Reuters [6], 12/19/2018

DC Passes Historic Bill Mandating 100 Percent Renewable Power By 2032 [7]

"City lawmakers in the District of Columbia voted unanimously Tuesday to pass legislation mandating 100 percent renewable electricity in the capital by 2032."

Source: HuffPost [8], 12/19/2018

"Air Pollution: Years-In-The-Making Ozone Litigation Hits D.C. Circuit" [9]

"EPA offered a steady defense today [Tuesday] of Obama-era ozone standards the agency previously considered scrapping.

During long-awaited oral arguments at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, government lawyers defended the agency's 2015 thresholds for the air pollutant as "forward progress" aimed at protecting vulnerable people.

"The revised ozone standards here represent notable forward progress in protecting the health of all Americans across this country," Justice Department attorney Justin Heminger told a three-judge panel this morning."

Source: Greenwire [10], 12/19/2018

"Congress OKs Bill To Allow Killing Sea Lions To Help Salmon" [11]

"Congress has agreed to make it easier to kill sea lions threatening fragile runs of salmon in the Northwest."

Source: AP [12], 12/19/2018

Dust Killing Thousands Of Coal Miners as Regulators Fail To Stop It [13]

"Greg Kelly's grandson, Caden, scampers to the tree-shaded creek behind his grandfather's house to catch crawdads, as Kelly shuffles along, trying to keep up. Kelly's small day pack holds an oxygen tank with a clear tube clipped to his nose. He has chairs spaced out on the short route so he can stop every few minutes, sit down and catch his breath, until he has enough wind and strength to start out again for the creek.

Source: NPR [14], 12/19/2018

Gulf Oyster Reefs Are Hurting; Now There's Help From Oil Spill Aid Money [15]

"Off Cedar Key on Florida's west coast, the water is some of the most pristine in the Gulf. The estuary there has long supported a thriving seafood industry."

Source: NPR [16], 12/18/2018

"Farmers Know Climate Change is Real. Will the Feds Help Them Adapt? [17]

"While dismal farm economics — and shrinking conservation funds — make it hard to find the funds, a growing number of farmers are ready to make critical changes."

Source: Civil Eats [18], 12/18/2018

New Jersey Sets CO2 Limit For Power Plants, Slowly Rejoins Climate Pact [19]

"Gov. Phil Murphy's administration announced steps on Monday to return New Jersey to a group of Eastern states that places limits on how much carbon dioxide power plants can emit into the atmosphere and charges them money if they go over it."

Source: North Jersey Record [20], 12/18/2018

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