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"Presumed Dead, Wild Atlantic Salmon Return To The Connecticut River" [1]

"Biologists discover first salmon spawning since Revolutionary War, drawing new attention to canceled restoration program".

Source: Aljazeera America [2], 02/23/2016

"China To Close More Than 1,000 Coal Mines In 2016: Energy Bureau" [3]

"China will aim to close more than 1,000 coal mines over this year, with a total production capacity of 60 million tonnes, as part of its plans to tackle a price-sapping supply glut in the sector, the country's energy regulator said."

Source: Reuters [4], 02/23/2016

"EPA Asks Volkswagen To Make Electric Cars In U.S.: Welt am Sonntag" [5]

"U.S. authorities have asked the German carmaker Volkswagen to produce electric vehicles in the United States as a way of making up for its rigging of emission tests, the German newspaper Welt am Sonntag reported."

Source: Reuters [6], 02/23/2016

"Arctic Sea Ice Is in Record Low Territory (Again)" [7]

"The winter of discontent in the northern latitudes continues. Persistent warmth has baked the region, making snow a no show in parts of Alaska and, perhaps more importantly, slowing the growth of Arctic sea ice. Though it’s still likely a month before the Arctic sea ice reaches its maximum, the current trajectory is not a good one."

Source: Climate Central [8], 02/23/2016

"Snyder: Office Will Release Staff Emails On Flint Water" [9]

"Gov. Rick Snyder said Monday his office will release thousands of pages of emails his staff sent or received related to Flint’s water supply switch and subsequent contamination dating back to 2011."

Source: Detroit News [10], 02/23/2016

"Legionnaires’ Outbreak in Flint Was Met With Silence" [11]

Michigan officials still say they cannot conclusively link an outbreak of Legionnaire's disease to Flint’s contaminated water supply, partly because sputum cultures were not collected from patients. But the possibility of a link was raised in internal government emails as early as October 2014, and state officials did not inform the public of the outbreak until last month.

Source: NY Times [12], 02/23/2016

"Seas Are Rising Way Faster Than Any Time In Past 2,800 Years" [13]

"Sea levels on Earth are rising several times faster than they have in the past 2,800 years and are accelerating because of man-made global warming, according to new studies."

Source: AP [14], 02/23/2016

Memo to Energy, Business, Science and Health Reporters [15]

Fellow Journalists, we have a lot in common. We’ve read many of your stories on issues surrounding energy, business, science and health. We couldn’t help noticing a common link in so many of your stories: The environment. Those of us at the Society of Environmental Journalists think we are a very good fit for you. Read all the reasons why, by board president Jeff Burnside in the new issue of SEJournal.

SEJournal Spring 2016, Vol. 26 No. 1 [16]

In this issue: Memo to energy, business, science and health reporters; how Paris summit changes the climate story; analysis of Flint water crisis and lessons for journalists; nine ways to do better investigative science reporting; captivating kids with science news; interview with award-winning photojournalist Robb Kendrick; book reviews; finding the right fit for journalism fellowships; the motivation behind filmmaker Josh Fox's new climate documentary; publisher ponders future of environment books.

Sami Reindeer Herders Battle To Keep Arctic Culture [17]

"Long winters in -30C temperatures they can handle, but now Norway’s indigenous people are fighting to protect ancient reindeer grazing land from development".

Source: Guardian [18], 02/22/2016

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