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Globe Sizzles To Temperature Record in June, After Breaking May Record [1]

"The globe is on a hot streak, setting a heat record in June. That's after the world broke a record in May."

Source: AP [2], 07/22/2014

"Maine Town Fights Plan To Use Pipeline To Export Oil Sands Crude" [3]

"SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine — Tom Blake, like thousands of his neighbors in this coastal town, is used to living alongside the oil industry. Tank farms cluster in neighborhoods, by the park where families watch the movie "Frozen" on a summer night, next to schools and senior citizens apartment buildings. As a child, Blake, the town's former mayor, used to jump into high snow drifts from the massive oil tank next door."

Source: , 07/22/2014

"Northwest Wildlife Refuges to Phase Out Pesticide" [4]

"Federal wildlife refuges in the Northwest and Hawaii will phase out a class of pesticides that are chemically similar to nicotine because they pose a threat to bees and other pollinators key to crop growth."

Source: AP [5], 07/22/2014

"Deploying Drones To Get An Overview Of Factory Farms" [6]

"An independent journalist says he's found a way around the so-called 'ag-gag' laws by flying drones over large livestock operations to document animal welfare problems and pollution."

Source: NPR [7], 07/21/2014

"Los Angeles River: From Concrete Ditch to Urban Oasis" [8]

"A project to turn a neglected wasteland into a 51-mile greenway has begun."

Source: National Geographic [9], 07/21/2014

"As Gray Seal Populations Boom, So Do Conflicts" [10]

"ROCKLAND, Maine — Decades after gray seals were all but wiped out in New England waters, the population has rebounded so much that some frustrated residents are calling for a controlled hunt."

Source: AP [11], 07/21/2014

"Toxic Cleanup Shifts From Dirt Near RDU To Region’s Streams, Lakes" [12]

"An 8-acre mound of oven-baked dirt -- so sterile that no worms or weeds can live in it -- is all that remains after an $82 million Superfund cleanup at the site of Ward Transformer Co., the Triangle’s nastiest industrial polluter."

Source: Raleigh News & Observer [13], 07/21/2014

"Frack Quietly, Please: Sage Grouse Is Nesting" [14]

"CASPER, Wyo. — In a new oil field among the rolling hills near here, Chesapeake Energy limits truck traffic to avoid disturbing the breeding and nesting of a finicky bird called the greater sage grouse. To the west, on a gas field near Yellowstone National Park, Shell Oil is sowing its own special seed mix to grow plants that nourish the birds and hide their chicks from predators."

Source: NY Times [15], 07/21/2014

"Transmission Projects Aim To Tap Canadian Hydroelectricity" [16]

"Across the Canadian border, massive dams generate a seeminglyendless supply of hydroelectricity — a source of power that could help New England replace its closing coal and nuclear plants while cutting greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change. But there’s a big problem: getting it here."

Source: Boston Globe [17], 07/21/2014

"Cleanup of Dan River Ash Sparks Backlash" [18]

"Most of the Duke Energy coal ash that spilled into the Dan River in February will stay there, creating a rift between regulators and river advocates over the cleanup."

Source: Charlotte Observer [19], 07/21/2014

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