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"Pennsylvania Court Strikes Down Zoning Limits on Gas Drilling" [1]

"The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Thursday struck down portions of a law that stripped some of the powers municipalities have to decide where the booming natural gas industry can operate."

Source: AP [2], 12/20/2013

Environmental History Conference in San Francisco [3]

ASEH's 2014 Environmental History Conference in San Francisco, March 12-16, will include more than 100 sessions, 10 field trips, a digital history workshop, and more.

"Ex-BP Worker Is Found Guilty of Obstruction in Gulf Spill" [4]

"HOUSTON — Nearly four years after the Gulf of Mexico oil rig explosion that left 11 dead, a former low-level engineer at BP was found guilty on Wednesday of obstruction of justice for deleting messages during a federal investigation into how much oil leaked."

Source: NY Times [5], 12/19/2013

Chevron Failed To Maintain Equipment in California Refinery Fire: EPA [6]

"SAN FRANCISCO -- Chevron Corp. failed to maintain equipment at a California refinery and has not responded adequately to multiple airborne chemical releases, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said Tuesday."

Source: AP [7], 12/19/2013

"American Cities Tapped to Spur 'Climate Resiliency' Action Worldwide" [8]

"American cities on the frontline of climate action are quietly but dramatically shifting their approach -- from primarily trying to limit global warming to coping with its impacts. They're building forested buffers to shelter homes from wildfires, considering concrete sea walls to restrain ocean waters and developing software to conserve water during drought."

Source: InsideClimate News [9], 12/19/2013

"Rivers in Wintry Cities Remain Salty Year-Round" [10]

"As winter sets in across the northern United States, the road salt that keeps people out of ditches is flowing into rivers at levels that could harm fish and other creatures. With billions of pounds of salt spread on U.S. roads every year, researchers say that rivers, streams and lakes in the nation’s wintry cities are getting saltier. And, according to new research, the salt, or sodium chloride, in rivers remains toxic not just in winter, but throughout two-thirds of the year."

Source: EHN [11], 12/19/2013

"Exide Ordered To Clean Up Toxic Substances Near Vernon Plant" [12]

"Department of Toxic Substances Control sets urgent deadline for battery recycler, saying rains could wash lead and other metals into Los Angeles River."

Source: LA Times [13], 12/19/2013

Reports Hit USDA for 'Serious Weaknesses' in Food Inspection Measures [14]

"Recent salmonella outbreaks that sickened at least 523 people and sent dozens to the hospital underscore 'serious weaknesses' in the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s oversight of poultry plants, according to a study released Thursday by the Pew Charitable Trusts, which also criticized the government’s failure to push more aggressively for recalls of contaminated meat."

Source: Wash Post [15], 12/19/2013

"Obama and Climate Change: The Real Story" [16]

"The president has said the right things about climate change – and has taken some positive steps. But we're drilling for more oil and digging up more carbon than ever."

Source: Rolling Stone [17], 12/19/2013

"Climate Change: the Warmest November Worldwide Since 1880" [18]

"How hot was November? NOAA says average global temperature, for water and land surfaces combined, was 56.6 degrees F (13.7 Celsius). It was the 37th consecutive November with above-average temperatures."

Source: AP [19], 12/19/2013

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