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"Duke Plans to Dredge River as Coal Ash Deal Dumped" [1]

"RALEIGH, N.C. --  Duke Energy said Tuesday it plans to begin dredging coal ash out of a North Carolina river as the state's environmental agency moved to scuttle a previously proposed settlement with the company over pollution leaking from waste dumps at its power plants."

Source: AP [2], 02/12/2014

"'Significant' Slurry Spill Blackens Kanawha Creek" [3]

"CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- More than 100,000 gallons of coal slurry poured into an eastern Kanawha County stream Tuesday in what officials were calling a 'significant spill' from a Patriot Coal processing facility."

Source: Charleston Gazette [4], 02/12/2014

"‘Historic’ Storm Ices Atlanta as Northeast Faces Snow" [5]

"A potentially historic winter storm threatens to coat Georgia with ice, knocking out power and grounding thousands of planes, before bringing snow to Northeastern cities including Washington and New York."

Source: Bloomberg [6], 02/12/2014

"Dow Sues Activists in India Over Bhopal Protest" [7]

"MUMBAI -- Dow has filed its fourth lawsuit against activists in India that are seeking compensation for the 1984 gas leak at a Union Carbide Corporation facility in Bhopal. The Bhopal disaster killed 15,000 and affected an additional 500,000 in 1984."

Source: Digital Journal [8], 02/11/2014

"Oil Drillers Pay for Fracking Workshops for Teachers" [9]

"A controversy flared in January when environmentalists learned that Radio Disney had joined with the Ohio Oil and Gas Energy Education Program to tour elementary schools and science centers, teaching about the energy industry. They worried that the show sold children a positive image of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking — the process of pumping millions of gallons of water and chemicals underground to break rock to free oil and gas."

Source: Columbus Dispatch [10], 02/11/2014

Unlined Coal Ash Ponds Present Ongoing Problem [11]

"A coal ash spill into the Dan River this week focused North Carolina’s attention on the issue of coal ash reservoirs, but unlined ponds have been leaching waste into the soil for years."

Source: NC Health News [12], 02/11/2014

"Wastewater Plants Still Vulnerable" [13]

"More than a year after superstorm Sandy, a messy problem has lingered: How to prevent storm surges from crippling sewerage systems and causing untreated wastewater to spill into waterways and homes."

Source: Wall St. Journal [14], 02/11/2014

"States Explore Green Banks To Reduce Risk of Clean Energy Projects" [15]

"After funding fiascos like Solyndra and facing constant political attacks on government clean energy investments, renewable energy advocates are now zeroing in on so-called green banks to finance clean energy projects and to get states to cut fossil fuel use."

Source: ClimateWire [16], 02/11/2014

"Competing Bills To Address Safety of Oil Transport" [17]

"SEATTLE -- Washington lawmakers on Monday considered competing measures that try to address potential risks as more crude oil is shipped by rail into the state."

Source: AP [18], 02/11/2014

"EPA Approves Another Pesticide Highly Toxic to Bees" [19]

"Flying in the face of recent science demonstrating that pollinator populations are declining, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has made the decision to unconditionally register another pesticide that is known to be highly toxic to bees—almost one year after the EPA registered sulfoxaflor, disregarding concerns from beekeepers and environmental groups."

Source: EcoWatch [20], 02/11/2014

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