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"Federal Report Describes Trouble for Some Birds" [1]

"A day after the National Audubon Society released a report saying that about half of North America’s 650 bird species will be threatened by climate change, a report released Tuesday by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service and other federal agencies concluded that nearly one-third of American birds are in trouble."

Source: NY Times [2], 09/11/2014

"Yale, Penn State Studies Offer Conflicting Views of Fracking" [3]

"Two academic studies exploring health and water issues in the gas drilling industry on Wednesday painted very different pictures of its potential impact and brought rebukes from advocates on both sides."

Source: Pittsburgh Tribune-Review [4], 09/11/2014

"Treasury To Step Up Efforts Against ISIS Oil Sales" [5]

"In line with President Obama's strategy to 'systematically degrade, dismantle and defeat' the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), the Treasury Department said Wednesday that it plans to up its pressure on the terror group's oil sales."

Source: The Hill [6], 09/11/2014

"Rocky Mountain Forests Vanishing as Planet Heats Up" [7]

"Climate change could kill up to 90 percent of the forests covering the Rocky Mountains, warned  the nonprofit Union of Concerned Scientists today in a new study based in part on projections made by the U.S. Forest Service."

Source: ENS [8], 09/11/2014

"Fragile Ozone Layer Shows First Sign of Recovery: U.N " [9]

"The ozone layer that shields life from cancer-causing solar rays is showing its first sign of recovery after years of dangerous depletion, a U.N. study said on Wednesday, in a rare piece of good news on the environment."

Source: Reuters [10], 09/11/2014

"Kochs Backing Out of Blue-State Senate Races" [11]

"Sorry Charlie (and David): It turns out there are some things money can’t buy, like Senate races in liberal states. And that means the Democrats just might keep control of the Senate."

Source: Grist [12], 09/10/2014

“Rebel” Cowboys Say U.S. Can't Kick Their Cattle Off Our Public Land [13]

"You’ve probably heard about Cliven Bundy. He’s the Nevada rancher who in April led a ragtag bunch of self-styled militiamen in fending off federal agents who tried to confiscate his cows for grazing on public lands without permits. Well, there’s a case making its way through the courts now that could make the Bundy standoff look like child’s play."

Source: Grist [14], 09/10/2014

"Free Speech Case Springs From Fracking Dispute" [15]

"Steve Lipsky’s tainted water well had already stirred national debate about the impacts of oil and gas production. Now it stars in a free speech dispute that has landed in Texas’ highest court – the biggest test of a state law meant to curb attempts to stifle public protest."

Source: Texas Tribune [16], 09/10/2014

"Japan To Restart Nuclear Reactors" [17]

"Nuclear watchdog gives go-ahead to switch two reactors back on but Shinzo Abe faces uphill battle to win over sceptical public"

Source: AFP [18], 09/10/2014

"Hundreds Die in India, Pakistan After Heaviest Rain in 50 Years" [19]

"The death toll from the heaviest rain to fall on Kashmir in 50 years rose to more than 400 on Tuesday, with thousands still trapped on rooftops and residents criticizing Indian and Pakistani authorities for not doing enough to help them."

Source: Reuters [20], 09/10/2014

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