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"Debate Churns as NOAA Is Set To Open U.S. Waters To Aquaculture" [1]

"Giant cages float off the shores of Hawaii, housing hundreds of thousands of yellowtail snapper in the deep waters of the Pacific."

Source: Greenwire [2], 11/21/2014

"EPA Plans New Toxin Guidelines for Drinking Water" [3]

"TOLEDO, Ohio — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans to come out with new guidelines that will give cities and water treatment plants a blueprint for dealing with the type of algae-borne toxin that contaminated the drinking water in Ohio’s fourth-largest city, a federal official said Wednesday."

Source: AP [4], 11/21/2014

More Backyard Pesticides Show Up in California Watersheds: Report [5]

"Levels of a type of pesticide commonly used in backyard gardens and on farms have increased in urban and rural watersheds in California, the state said in a report released Wednesday."

Source: Reuters [6], 11/21/2014

"Can Whole Foods Change the Way Poor People Eat?" [7]

"Challenging elitism, racism, and obesity with a grocery store may sound crazy. Here’s what happened when Whole Foods tried to do it in Detroit."

Source: Slate [8], 11/21/2014

Coal's Black Wind: Pregnant Women in Parts of India Told To Stay Away [9]

"In some regions of India, a married woman will return to her mother’s house for the last trimester of pregnancy and the birth of her child. But in Mettur, pregnant women are advised by their doctors to stay away."

Source: EHN [10], 11/21/2014

"Texas Drilling Brings Health Complaints, but Little Enforcement" [11]

"Bradford Gilde, a Houston lawyer, stumbled across some unexpected evidence as he was preparing to sue Aruba Petroleum on behalf of a North Texas couple who believed fumes from the company’s natural gas wells were making them sick."

Source: NY Times [12], 11/21/2014

"Canada Pledges $265 Million to Green Climate Fund" [13]

"The Canadian government has revealed it will give $265m to a UN fund aimed at helping the world’s poorest countries invest in clean energy technologies and cope with the effects of climate change."

Source: RTCC [14], 11/21/2014

Last Month Was The Warmest October On Record, 2014's 5th Record-Breaker [15]

"Despite a bitter U.S. cold snap, the globe is rushing hell-bent toward its warmest year on record with last month setting the fifth monthly heat record of year."

Source: AP [16], 11/21/2014

Between the Lines: Rain of Steel — Covering the Environment, Health Fallout of Unexploded Ordnance [17]

  

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