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"Feds Say Cleanup of Montana Mining Town Working" [1]

"BILLINGS, Mont. — A long-delayed risk study released Monday for a Montana mining town where hundreds of people have died from asbestos poisoning concludes cleanup practices now in place are reducing risks to residents."

Source: NY Times [2], 12/09/2014

Chesapeake Bay: New Md GOP Gov. Vows To Fight Farm Pollution Rules [3]

"Gov.-elect Larry Hogan promised Maryland farmers Monday that his 'first fight' in office would be against costly new farm pollution regulations, even as environmental groups released new data showing many Eastern Shore chicken farms could be fouling the Chesapeake Bay."

Source: Baltimore Sun [4], 12/09/2014

"Fuel To the Fire? Fuel Exports Soar Under Obama" [5]

"GARDI SUGDUP, Panama -- As the Obama administration makes headway at home in the fight against global warming, it has helped stoke record exports of fossil fuels that are contributing to rising levels of pollution elsewhere.

U.S. exports of diesel and gasoline have doubled since President Barack Obama took office, and the carbon embedded in them has meet political goals by taking it off America's pollution balance sheet. But that does not necessarily help the planet.

Source: AP [6], 12/09/2014

"Scientist With Deep Industry Ties Being Considered for Key EPA Job" [7]

"A scientist with deep ties to the chemical industry is one of two finalists to lead the office at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that determines which chemicals can make people sick, and in what doses."

Source: Center for Public Integrity [8], 12/09/2014

"U.S. Supreme Court Rejects BP Challenge To Gulf Spill Settlement" [9]

"The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected BP's challenge to its multibillion-dollar settlement agreement over the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill, which the oil giant complained has allowed payouts to some businesses that are unable to trace their losses to the disaster."

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

"Louisiana’s Moon Shot" [11]

"The state hopes to save its rapidly disappearing coastline with a 50-year, $50 billion plan based on science that’s never been tested and money it doesn’t have. What could go wrong?"

Source: The Lens/ProPublica [12], 12/09/2014

"Senate Passes FOIA Bill" [13]

"One of the last acts of retiring Sen. Jay Rockefeller (D-W.Va.) was holding up a broadly supported bill to reform the Freedom of Information Act, warning Friday that it could harm consumer protections."

Source: Politico [14], 12/09/2014

"Oil Falls to 5-Year Low, and Companies Start to Retrench" [15]

"HOUSTON — The price of crude oil continued to collapse on Monday, plunging to a five-year low, as oil giants began to scale back their drilling ambitions and pare the ranks of their workers."

Source: NY Times [16], 12/09/2014

DEADLINE: Young Reporters for the Environment USA [17]

In the U.S., students aged 11-25 may enter in one of three age categories, as individuals or as part of a class or group. Participants investigate an environmental issue relevant to their community and report on it in writing, photography or videography. Deadline: Feb 28, 2020.

"Duke of Cambridge Begins Us Tour By Attacking Illegal Wildlife Trade" [18]

"Prince William will begin his US tour by branding the illegal wildlife trade as one of the most “insidious forms of corruption” in the world. The Duke and the Duchess of Cambridge arrived in New York last night for a three-day visit that has generated much excitement among New Yorkers."

Source: Press Association [19], 12/08/2014

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