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"Compensation Battle Rages Four Years After BP's U.S. Oil Spill" [1]

"Four years after the Deepwater Horizon spill, oil is still washing up on the long sandy beaches of Grand Isle, Louisiana, and some islanders are fed up with hearing from BP that the crisis is over."

Source: Reuters [2], 04/22/2014

Between the Lines: Telling the Tiger’s Story [3]

  

Earth Day Happy Hour [4]

If you're anything like me, Earth Day and its requisite flood of terrible pitch emails makes you want a drink. So we're holding another happy hour for SEJ members and friends in DC next Tuesday, April 22. We'll be upstairs on the deck (which has a tarp and heaters, in case the weather fails us). Five-dollar happy hour specials til the end!

Date: Tuesday, April 22
Time: 6 p.m.-9 p.m.
Local 16 (an eating/drinking establishment) - 1602 U Street NW

Please share with friends!

-Kate Sheppard

"Judge Strikes Down Minnesota's Anti-Coal Energy Law" [5]

"A federal judge on Friday struck down a landmark 2007 Minnesota law that bans new power generation from coal, saying it regulates business activities of out-of-state utilities in violation of the U.S. Constitution’s commerce clause."

Source: Minneapolis Star Tribune [6], 04/21/2014

"Coal Ash Unmonitored in Fill Sites Across N.C." [7]

"Coal ash, infamous for its recent splash into the Dan River, also lies along Charlotte’s outerbelt."

Source: Charlotte Observer [8], 04/21/2014

States Target Tiny Beads in Cleansers That Harm Waterways, Wildlife [9]

"The tiny plastic particles found in many facial cleansers and soaps promise a gentle scrubbing and luxuriously smooth skin. But those little beads of grit are also piling up in waterways, where they can suck up toxins and harm wildlife, environmentalists say. Because of those concerns, Illinois is one of several states considering legislation to force manufacturers to drop products that use the particles, called microbeads."

Source: Chicago Tribune [10], 04/21/2014

"Quake Risk Exceeds Licensed Limits at U.S. Nuclear Plants" [11]

"Massachusetts Senators Edward Markey and Elizabeth Warren today called on the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to direct the licensees of Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Massachusetts and Seabrook Station in New Hampshire to immediately implement mitigation measures against seismic risks that were previously unknown."

Source: ENS [12], 04/21/2014

"Cumbrian Nuclear Dump 'Virtually Certain' To Be Eroded By Rising Sea" [13]

"Britain's nuclear dump is virtually certain to be eroded by rising sea levels and to contaminate the Cumbrian coast with large amounts of radioactive waste, according to an internal document released by the Environment Agency (EA)."

Source: Guardian [14], 04/21/2014

"Conservative Heavyweights Have Solar Industry in Their Sights" [15]

"The Koch brothers and large utilities have allied to reverse state policies that favor renewable energy. Environmentalists are pushing back, but the fight is spreading and intensifying."

Source: LA Times [16], 04/21/2014

"Vermont Steps Closer To Passing Gmo Food-Labeling Law" [17]

"The Vermont Senate passed a bill on Wednesday that would make it the first U.S. state to enact mandatory labeling of foods made with genetically modified organisms, or GMOs."

Source: Reuters [18], 04/21/2014

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