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"U.S.D.A. to Allow Chicken From Chinese Companies" [1]

"Genuine General Tso’s chicken may soon be on the plate. The Department of Agriculture will allow Chinese poultry processing companies to ship fully cooked, frozen and refrigerated chicken to the United States."

Source: NY Times [2], 11/07/2014

"How A Tilt Toward Safety Stopped A Scientist's Virus Research" [3]

"As cases of a worrisome respiratory virus continue to pop up in the Middle East, scientists who study it in the U.S. are struggling to understand how they'll be affected by a government moratorium on certain kinds of experiments."

Source: NPR [4], 11/07/2014

"Canada's Potash To Spend Over $53 Million In US Clean Air Act Case" [5]

"Potash Corp of Saskatchewan Inc agreed to spend more than $52 million on plant improvements and pay a $1.3 million civil penalty to resolve U.S. charges that it violated the Clean Air Act over the emission of harmful pollutants such as sulfur dioxide, U.S. authorities said."

Source: Reuters [6], 11/07/2014

"Borers Branch Out From Ash Trees" [7]

"Bad news in the bug department: The emerald ash borer, a tiny, glitter-green insect from China expected to kill virtually all ash trees in the eastern U.S. - unless they are treated with expensive chemicals - may have a new target."

Source: Philadelphia Inquirer [8], 11/07/2014

More Than 600 Reported Chemical Exposure in Iraq, Pentagon Admits [9]

"More than 600 American service members since 2003 have reported to military medical staff members that they believe they were exposed to chemical warfare agents in Iraq, but the Pentagon failed to recognize the scope of the reported cases or offer adequate tracking and treatment to those who may have been injured, defense officials say."

Source: NY Times [10], 11/07/2014

"Environmental, Public Health Groups Sue FDA Over Feed Additive" [11]

"A group of environmental and public health groups sued the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Thursday, seeking to set aside the agency's approvals for feed additives containing ractopamine that are used to boost the weight of cattle and pigs."

Source: Reuters [12], 11/07/2014

"Pesticide Levels on Food Unknown Due To Poor Government Testing" [13]

"The U.S. Food and Drug Administration does not perform enough pesticide residue tests — on either imported or domestic foods – to say whether the American food supply is safe, according to federal auditors."

Source: Wash Post [14], 11/07/2014

Feds Cancel Maine's Shrimp Season for 2nd Year Over Low Population [15]

"Federal regulators shut down the commercial fishing season for northern shrimp in the Gulf of Maine for a second straight year on Wednesday, citing concerns about the declining population and warmer ocean temperatures."

Source: AP [16], 11/06/2014

"Regulator Probes Waterfowl Landings on Toxic Canada Oil Sands Ponds" [17]

"New reports of waterfowl landing on toxic ponds of industrial waste in the oil sands of northern Alberta are being investigated by the Canadian province's energy regulator in light of the death of 1,600 ducks on such ponds in 2008."

Source: Reuters [18], 11/06/2014

"Denton Fracking Ban Quickly Draws Two Lawsuits After Passing" [19]

"A day after voters decided to make Denton the first city in Texas to ban hydraulic fracturing, the reaction by the energy industry and government was swift."

Source: Dallas Morning News [20], 11/06/2014

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