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Coal Export Terminal Suffers Second Big Setback: State Permit Is Denied [1]

"The controversial proposed Gateway Pacific coal expert terminal suffered its latest body blow on Monday with denial of its application for an aquatic land lease at the Cherry Point site north of Bellingham."

Source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer [2], 06/08/2016

"Groups Seek Stronger Safeguards In Illinois Coal Ash Rules" [3]

"The Vermilion Middle Fork is a swift-flowing river winding through lush forests, rolling prairie and craggy cliffs in central Illinois. Designated as one of the country’s “National Scenic Rivers,” it is subject to federal and state protections, popular with paddlers and home to wildlife including 24 endangered or threatened species. But the river’s banks butt up against three massive pits filled with toxic coal ash produced over five decades by the Vermilion coal-fired power plant... ."

Source: Midwest Energy News [4], 06/08/2016

"Natural Gas: Explosive LNG Issues Grab PHMSA's Attention" [5]

"At DOT's headquarters in Washington, D.C., the agency's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) hosted an in-depth discussion of what went wrong during a March 2014 explosion at an LNG facility in Plymouth, Wash., that led to five injuries and $72 million in property damage."

Source: EnergyWire [6], 06/08/2016

"Drinking Water: EPA Unveils Guidelines For Post-Nuclear Accident" [7]

"U.S. EPA has issued its first-ever guidance on contamination in drinking water in the wake of a nuclear disaster, 'dirty bomb' or other radiological accident, drawing criticism from public health and environmental groups."

Source: E&E News PM [8], 06/08/2016

The Grid: "Getting Western States To Agree On Sharing Renewable Energy" [9]

"In California, there is so much solar energy that grid operators have to switch off solar farms. One solution of dealing with the additional power generated is to share the renewable wealth across state borders – but in the West, it's sparking some not-so-neighborly opposition."

Source: NPR [10], 06/08/2016

"Regulators Fear $1 Billion Coal Cleanup Bill" [11]

"Regulators are wrangling with bankrupt coal companies to set aside enough money to clean up Appalachia’s polluted rivers and mountains so that taxpayers are not stuck with the $1 billion bill."

Source: NY Times [12], 06/08/2016

"Critical Index Finds Smelt Nearly Extinct In Sacramento Delta" [13]

"Delta smelt have hovered close to extinction for years, but biologists say they’ve never seen anything like this spring. 'There’s nothing between them and extinction, as far as I can tell,' said Peter Moyle, a UC Davis biologist who has studied smelt and other Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta fish species for nearly four decades."

Source: Sacramento Bee [14], 06/08/2016

"Senate Approves Update of Toxic-Chemical Regulations" [15]

"The Senate on Tuesday gave final approval to an overhaul of the nation’s 40-year-old law governing the use of toxic chemicals in homes and businesses, sending the bill to President Obama for his expected signature."

Source: NY Times [16], 06/08/2016

"Obama and India’s Modi Promise Deals On Climate Change And Energy" [17]

"The leaders of India and the United States vowed Tuesday to ratify the Paris climate accord this year, pledged to nail down terms for limiting a potent greenhouse gas used as a refrigerant in air conditioners, and set a one-year deadline for concluding a deal for six commercial nuclear power plants."

Source: Wash Post [18], 06/08/2016

"There’s No Such Thing as Pristine Nature" [19]

Humans have been influencing landscapes and ecosystems on a global scale for far longer than people usually think, archeologists said in a newly published study.

Source: New Yorker [20], 06/07/2016

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