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"Oil, Gas Boom Taps Rush of Ordinances And Bans Across The U.S." [1]

"Development of oil and gas shale formations has sparked drilling from Pennsylvania to California, and that is leading to a new wave of local oil and gas ordinances and bans."

Source: Denver Post [2], 07/28/2014

"Under Water: The EPA’s Struggle to Combat Pollution" [3]

"For years, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has been frustrated in its efforts to pursue hundreds of cases of water pollution — repeatedly tied up in legal fights about exactly what bodies of water it has the authority to monitor and protect. Efforts in Congress to clarify the EPA's powers have been defeated. And two Supreme Court decisions have done little to decide the question."

Source: ProPublica [4], 07/25/2014

"Panel's Report Likely To Tie Farm Antibiotics To Human Resistance" [5]

"A White House advisory committee is expected to acknowledge the link between antimicrobial resistance in humans and livestock being fed antibiotics when it issues its report in the next few weeks, according to the transcript of a committee meeting held earlier this month."

Source: Reuters [6], 07/25/2014

"Court Ruling May Reverberate on ‘Social Cost’ of Carbon" [7]

"Greenhouse gas emissions from burning and extracting coal, oil and natural gas drive climate change, and as communities feel the effects of a warming world — rising seas, burning forests and withering crops — communities’ pocketbooks take a hit, too."

Source: Climate Central [8], 07/25/2014

"Boulder County Judge Strikes Down Longmont Fracking Ban" [9]

"A Boulder County District Court judge has struck down Longmont's fracking ban but said the ban can remain in place while the city considers an appeal."

Source: Longmont Times-Call [10], 07/25/2014

"Kudzu That Ate U.S. South Heads North as Climate Changes" [11]

"As the climate warms, the vine that ate the U.S. South is starting to gnaw at parts of the North, too."

Source: Bloomberg [12], 07/25/2014

"Fukushima Study Emphasizes Unthinkable US Nuclear Disasters" [13]

"A U.S. science advisory report says Japan's Fukushima nuclear accident offers a key lesson to the nation's nuclear industry: Focus more on the highly unlikely but worst case scenarios."

Source: AP [14], 07/25/2014

"Japanese Monkeys' Abnormal Blood Linked To Fukushima Disaster – Study" [15]

"Primates in Fukushima region found to have low white and red blood cell levels and radioactive caesium"

Source: Guardian [16], 07/25/2014

"Parched West Is Using Up Underground Water" [17]

"A new study finds more than 75 percent of the water loss in the drought-stricken Colorado River Basin since late 2004 came from underground resources. The extent of groundwater loss may pose a greater threat to the water supply of the western United States than previously thought."

Source: Science Daily [18], 07/25/2014

Halliburton Fracking Mystery: What Chemicals Polluted an Ohio Waterway? [19]

"A recent accident highlights how state fracking laws protect corporate trade secrets over public safety."

Source: Mother Jones [20], 07/25/2014

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