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"Supreme Court Sympathetic To Property Owner In Wetlands Dispute" [1]

"The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday appeared likely to rule that property owners can challenge the federal government in court over the need for permits under a national water protection law in a case involving a company's plans for a Minnesota peat mine."

Source: Reuters [2], 03/31/2016

Climate Forecasts Underestimate Sea-Rise From Antarctic Thaw: Study [3]

"Sea levels could rise 50 cm (20 inches) more this century than had been expected, according to a report published on Wednesday which found that Antarctic ice will melt faster than previously thought."

Source: Reuters [4], 03/31/2016

"Climate Policy’s Advocates Take Page From Same-Sex Marriage Playbook" [5]

"Two months ahead of a federal court hearing on President Obama’s signature climate change rule, a coordinated public relations offensive has begun — modeled after the same-sex marriage campaign — to influence the outcome of the case."

Source: NY Times [6], 03/31/2016

"Nuclear Terrorism Fears Loom Over Obama's Final Atomic Summit" [7]

"Just as fears of nuclear terrorism are rising, U.S. President Barack Obama's drive to lock down vulnerable atomic materials worldwide seems to have lost momentum and could slow further."

Source: Reuters [8], 03/31/2016

Toxic Chemicals in a Pinch: Some Help for Journalists [9]

If you are an environmental reporter, it is only a matter of time before a reader asks you, "What's up with pentachlorophenol?" Or a grouchy editor demands to know, "What's the difference between trichloroethylene and trichloroethane?" Help is on the way. Read on.

Pavillion, Wyo., Fracking Study Unplugged with FOIA [10]

In 2011, EPA produced — and subsequently buried — a draft report on fracking contamination at Pavillion, Wyoming. Now one of the authors of the original draft has co-published a review of the research in the independent journal Environmental Science & Technology. The new study, based on FOIA'd documents, links fracking and polluted wells.

Nine Years After Request for FEMA Katrina Records: Nothing [11]

The Project on Government Oversight FOIA'd FEMA/DHS in 2006 for documents that might reveal hanky-panky with billions of dollars in Hurricane Katrina recovery contracts. In December 2015, DHS finally wrote POGO to say that disclosing the records would constitute an "unwarranted invasion of privacy."

Did Big Food Just Lose the GMO Disclosure War? [12]

Tens of millions have been spent on lobbying and advertising by the mainstream food industry to defeat a series of state-by-state measures requiring food labels to disclose GMO content. Now, Vermont is poised to implement a GMO-labelling law.

Senate Passes FOIA Improvement Bill [13]

The Senate March 15, 2016, unanimously passed a bill (S 337) improving the 50-year-old Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). But the appearance of bipartisan consensus may belie a rocky road to final enactment in a highly politicized election year.

"Climate Change Is Killing Off a 5,000-Year-Old Iraqi Culture" [14]

The marsh Arabs who live at the confluence of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers have a culture and economy that has survived for millenia. Now climate change is drying up the water they depend on, and expecially affecting the roles of women.

Source: Motherboard [15], 03/30/2016

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