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"Toledo Curtails Testing as Microcystin Levels Rise" [1]

"Though the amount of microcystin present in raw Lake Erie water near Toledo’s water-system intake Wednesday was double the amount detected two days earlier, city officials announced they planned to scale back testing for the toxin."

Source: Toledo Blade [2], 07/30/2015

"These National Parks Got an "F" in Air Pollution" [3]

"It's late summer, and Americans are flocking to the country's national parks for some recreation and fresh air."

Source: Mother Jones [4], 07/30/2015

"US Sets New Brake Rule for Oil Trains, Two Years After Lac-Megantic" [5]

"Over two years after a runaway freight train derailed, exploded and destroyed much of the small town of Lac-Megantic, Quebec, killing 47, the Obama administration has issued new rules governing breaking procedures for tanker cars carrying volatile cargo."

Source: Aljazeera America [6], 07/30/2015

"Coal Industry Gears Up for Fight Over Proposed Stream Protection Rule" [7]

"WASHINGTON -- A new government rule that promises to do more to protect streams near coal mining operations entered a critical stage this week, with coal industry lobbyists and environmentalists already lining up for battle."

Source: Medill News Service [8], 07/30/2015

"Oregon Bridge Danglers Hope To Delay Shell's Arctic Drilling" [9]

"Protestors rappelled off a bridge and formed a kayak flotilla in Portland, Oregon, on Wednesday hoping to delay Royal Dutch Shell's Arctic oil exploration this summer by blocking the return of a ship to Alaska that holds emergency equipment."

Source: , 07/30/2015

Are Health Warnings on Soda Unconstitutional? Industry Says Yes [10]

The American Beverage Association, California State Outdoor Advertising Association and California Retailers Association sued San Francisco for requiring health warnings on advertisements for certain sugary beverages when posted on city property, saying it violates their First Amendment rights.

Filming in Parks and Forests: The Alaskan Angle [11]

Alaska Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski (pictured) has proposed a bill that would (among other things) set a flat $200 annual fee to permit unlimited shooting by small film crews. Now E&E Daily reports Murkowski's filmmaker nephew faced the fees-and-permits barrier when he wanted to shoot near her father's home, surrounded by the Tongass National Forest.

Railroads Still Don't Want Public To Know Oil Train Danger [12]

If you want to know whether an oil train is going by your community, just go down to the railroad tracks and watch for it. But don't ask the railroad or the state. In many cases, they don't think you can be trusted with this secret.

EPA Crisis Communications Plan: Accurate, Timely, Approved Information [13]

EPA's Plan, approved back on January 15, 2009, mandates giving "understandable, timely, accurate, and consistent information to the public." The plan laudably emphasizes coordination with other agencies — but it also leads to strong message control.

"Coal Not Good for Reducing Poverty, Oxfam Report Says" [14]

"Renewable energy is an easier, quicker and cheaper method than burning coal to help lift people out of poverty through access to power, a new report says."

Source: Australian AP [15], 07/29/2015

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