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"New Cluster of Zika Cases Is Reported in Miami Beach" [1]

"A cluster of Zika cases most likely transmitted by local mosquitoes has been identified in Miami Beach, a health official said Thursday. Health authorities are trying to decide whether to designate a section of the bustling tourist city as a zone of active Zika transmission, and whether to advise pregnant women to avoid the area."

Source: NY Times [2], 08/19/2016

"Soil Has a Microbiome, Too" [3]

"The unique mix of microbes in soil has a profound effect on which plants thrive and which ones die".

"The Netherlands, home to windmills and clogs, legalized prostitution and marijuana, is also home to intensively farmed cropland. Holland’s small size and large population have meant that the country his historically needed savvy agriculturalists to feed its people. But as it grows less and less of its own food, the government has  to buy out farmers to return cropland to a wilder state.

Source: Smithsonian [4], 08/18/2016

Peabody Gets U.S. Court Approval For Clean-Up Deals, Executive Bonuses [5]

"Bankrupt coal company Peabody Energy won U.S. court approval on Wednesday for agreements with three states to partially cover $1.14 billion in potential environmental liabilities and for a bonus plan for its six top executives."

Source: Reuters [6], 08/18/2016

"Coal Lobbyists Are The Loneliest Lobbyists" [7]

"The lifeboat keeping the coal industry afloat is getting a little lonely these days, as everyone abandons ship. According to a report released Tuesday by Climate Investigations Center, coal lobbying groups American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity, National Mining Association, and World Coal Associate have been hemorrhaging member companies in recent years."

Source: Grist [8], 08/18/2016

A Year Later, White House Still Sitting On Organic Aquaculture Standards [9]

"The folks who write POLITICO’S Agriculture Tip Sheet were celebrating an anniversary Tuesday. Not their own, but the one-year anniversary of USDA’s proposed organic aquaculture standards being hung up in the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) at the White House."

Source: Food Safety News [10], 08/18/2016

"The Steel Magnate Helping Trump Vilify Pollution Regulations" [11]

"Former Nucor chief executive Dan DiMicco spent years railing against environmental regulations and trade, even as his business thrived despite them."

Source: InsideClimate News [12], 08/18/2016

First Oregon Standoff Defendant Sent To Prison In Conspiracy Case [13]

"Corey Lequieu became the first defendant Tuesday to be sentenced in the federal conspiracy case stemming from the armed takeover of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in January."

Source: Portland Oregonian [14], 08/18/2016

"After Obama’s Reelection, The Environment Became A Top Priority" [15]

"On the night in early June 2008 when Barack Obama had finally won enough contests to secure the Democratic nomination for president, he marked the momentous occasion with a prediction."

Source: Wash Post [16], 08/18/2016

"Flint’s Water Crisis and the ‘Troublemaker’ Scientist" [17]

"Marc Edwards took up the cause of water activists in Michigan a year ago — and earned their trust. Now he’s fighting to keep it."

Source: NY Times [18], 08/18/2016

"Beyond Coal: Imagining Appalachia’s Future" [19]

"To offset lost mining jobs, officials, business leaders and environmentalists are setting aside political feuds to try to create an entrepreneurial economy."

Source: NY Times [20], 08/18/2016

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