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Shroud of Secrecy Covers Oil Trains And Safety of Their Infrastructure [1]

"When crude oil arrives at a refinery in South Philadelphia or Marcus Hook or Paulsboro, the refinery must have a public plan outlining the hazards, a detailed response to possible accidents, and worst-case scenarios for disasters that could endanger hundreds of thousands of people. Not so the trains carrying oil to the refineries."

Source: Philadelphia Inquirer [2], 05/26/2015

4 Dead After Record Storms in Texas, Oklahoma; 12 Missing in One County [3]

"Record-setting rains left officials in Texas and Oklahoma scrambling to assess the scope of the damage and destruction Monday as an emergency coordinator told reporters that a dozen people were missing in one county."

Source: CNN [4], 05/26/2015

"Fake Grass Gains Ground in Calif. Amid Concerns About Ongoing Drought" [5]

"HERMOSA BEACH, CALIF. — Christopher Knight makes no apologies: He likes a green lawn. But the actor best known for playing middle son Peter on “The Brady Bunch” also wants to do his part to conserve water. The solution? Fake grass."

Source: Wash Post [6], 05/25/2015

"Decade After Katrina, Pointing Finger More Firmly at Army Corps" [7]

"Nearly 10 years on, one might assume that the case of Hurricane Katrina is closed."

Source: NY Times [8], 05/25/2015

"The CIA Is Shuttering a Secretive Climate Research Program" [9]

"Scientists used the Medea program to study how global warming could worsen conflict. Now that project has come to an end."

Source: Climate Desk [10], 05/25/2015

In Reversal, NY Demands Environmental Review of Tar Sands Rail Facility [11]

"In what came as a welcome surprise to activists in Albany, New York, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) reversed an earlier decision and now will require a full environmental review for a proposed tar sands oil heating facility at the Port of Albany."

Source: DeSmogBlog [12], 05/25/2015

"Federal Data: as Oil Production Soars, So Do Pipeline Leaks" [13]

"The oil-pipeline leak that fouled a stretch of California coastline last week reflects a troubling trend in the nation's infrastructure: As U.S. oil production has soared, so has the number of pipeline accidents."

Source: AP [14], 05/25/2015

"Interior Secretary: Hill Funding Divide Could Threaten National Parks" [15]

"A government fund that has helped preserve some of the nation’s most iconic parks — from Gettysburg’s battlefields to the Everglades and the Appalachian Trail — could disappear as early as fall because of a congressional dispute over how the program’s revenue should be spent, U.S. officials warn."

Source: Wash Post [16], 05/25/2015

"Pipeline That Leaked Wasn't Equipped With Auto Shut-Off" [17]

"The pipeline that leaked thousands of gallons of oil on the California coast was the only pipe of its kind in the county not required to have an automatic shut-off valve because of a court fight nearly three decades ago, a county official said."

Source: AP [18], 05/25/2015

"Sea Urchin Haven Disturbed By Santa Barbara Oil Spill" [19]

"Stephanie Mutz makes a living plucking sea urchins from the Santa Barbara coast and selling the prickly treasure to upscale restaurants in Southern California. Now, she needs new hunting grounds."

Source: Reuters [20], 05/25/2015

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