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Photojournalism Upheaval Heralds Multimedia’s Rise [1]

  

"The Bet: Paul Ehrlich, Julian Simon, and Our Gamble over Earth’s Future" [2]

  

"Drones Are Becoming Energy’s New Roustabouts" [3]

"PALO ALTO, Calif. — The egg white drone lifted off from its ground station at a hospital construction site here, hovered for an instant, then zoomed off, sounding like a five-pound bee as it buzzed around the cranes towering over the six-acre project."

Source: NY Times [4], 04/23/2014

"Brushing Teeth With Sewer Water Next Step as Texas Faces Drought" [5]

"Pastor Bob McCartney of First Baptist Church tries to love his neighbor as himself. He’s just not thrilled that Wichita Falls will soon have him drinking water that once swirled down his neighbor’s toilet."

Source: Bloomberg [6], 04/23/2014

Environmental Justice: New Map Could Refocus Calif. Pollution Battles [7]

"The California Environmental Protection Agency has released a statewide list of census tracts most burdened by pollution, providing a first-of-its-kind ranking certain to pressure regulators to clean up neighborhoods with long-standing health risks."

Source: LA Times [8], 04/23/2014

"Baltimore, Other Big Cities Back EPA in Bay Cleanup Dispute" [9]

"Baltimore has joined with other major U.S. cities in defending the federal government's authority to impose a 'pollution diet'  on the Chesapeake Bay."

Source: Baltimore Sun [10], 04/23/2014

"Are Climate Claims for Burning Renewable Trees a Smokescreen?" [11]

"Nestled into a seaside forest on the University of British Columbia's lands, amid a carpet of sword ferns and salal, sits a gleaming industrial facility that's been hailed as a significant step toward a carbon-neutral future for B.C., Canada and even the world."

Source: InvestigateWest/Tyee [12], 04/23/2014

"Federal Probe Finds Regulatory Shortcomings Leading Up To West Blast" [13]

"WEST, Texas -- Although the cause of the deadly blast at West Fertilizer Co. remains a mystery, a federal agency on Tuesday said the tragedy was preventable, citing shortcomings in existing regulations and standards at all levels of government."

Source: Houston Chronicle [14], 04/23/2014

"Cowboy and Indian Alliance Protest Keystone Pipeline" [15]

"The Cowboy and Indian Alliance met Tuesday morning in front of the Capital to kick off a five-day protest against the proposed expansion of the Keystone XL Pipeline."

Source: Medill News Service [16], 04/23/2014

"Texas Freezes Agency's Funding After Air Pollution Data Released" [17]

"A few casual words and the early release of some scientific data have cost the San Antonio region much-needed state funds to battle its growing air pollution problem. The misstep, which appears to have been unintentional, highlights the sensitivity of studying oil and gas pollution in business-friendly Texas."

Source: InsideClimate & Others [18], 04/23/2014

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