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"Unprecedented Ruling Strikes ESA Protections on Private Land" [1]

"A federal judge this week struck down a government prohibition on harming the threatened Utah prairie dog on private property, setting up a potential constitutional showdown on the reach of the Endangered Species Act."

Source: Greenwire [2], 11/10/2014

"Some Worry Treatment Plant Won't Keep Berkeley Pit Water in Check" [3]

"BUTTE — The number 5,410 has special meaning to Butte. It’s the critical water level – 5,410 feet above sea level – of the Berkeley Pit. The water in the pit must be kept below that elevation or risk contaminating Silver Bow Creek."

Source: Billings Gazette [4], 11/10/2014

Sandhill Crane Habitat Shift May Be Due to Drought, Crops [5]

"Every fall and winter at sunset, the sky above Staten Island fills with majestic sandhill cranes alighting in the fields. The sight is more spectacular than usual this year, as the number of cranes wintering on the island in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta has doubled over the same time in 2013."

Source: Sacramento Bee [6], 11/10/2014

"US Invaders Threaten Native Scottish Wildlife" [7]

"Growing numbers of non-native crayfish are leading to a “devastating” explosion in the population of destructive American mink in Scotland, experts have warned."

Source: Edinburgh Scotsman [8], 11/10/2014

"Climate Tools Seek to Bend Nature’s Path" [9]

"UTRECHT, the Netherlands — The solution to global warming, Olaf Schuiling says, lies beneath our feet. For Dr. Schuiling, a retired geochemist, climate salvation would come in the form of olivine, a green-tinted mineral found in abundance around the world. When exposed to the elements, it slowly takes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere."

Source: NY Times [10], 11/10/2014

Appeals Court Stands By Ruling Holding BP Liable for Spill Penalties [11]

"A panel of federal appeals court judges in New Orleans has refused to reconsider a ruling that BP and Andarko Petroleum Corp. must pay federal fines related to the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil disaster."

Source: New Orleans Times-Picayune [12], 11/10/2014

"Fracking Can Begin in Illinois" [13]

"Haul out the oil rigs, fracking can begin in Illinois."

Source: Chicago Tribune [14], 11/10/2014

"31 Species of Migratory Animals Given UN Protection" [15]

"Polar bears, whales, sharks, rays and gazelles were among 31 new species granted new protection status by a UN conservation body, following six days of intense talks by leading conservationists in Quito, Ecuador."

Source: AFP [16], 11/10/2014

"Chinese State Visit To Tanzania Used To Smuggle Ivory, Report Says" [17]

"Chinese officials and businesspeople used a state trip by President Xi Jinping and other high-level visits to smuggle ivory out of Tanzania, an environmental watchdog said Thursday, casting doubt over Beijing's efforts to end the illegal trade that has led to rampant elephant poaching throughout Africa."

Source: AP [18], 11/07/2014

"NC Orders Duke To Redo Coal Ash Monitoring Plans" [19]

"North Carolina regulators have ordered Duke Energy to resubmit its proposal for assessing the extent of groundwater contamination leaking from 33 coal ash dumps across the state after deeming the company's current plans 'inadequate.'"

Source: AP [20], 11/07/2014

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