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"Canada Ice Storm Leaves Crews Scrambling to Restore Power" [1]

"Repair crews are working around the clock to restore electricity to about 500,000 households in Ontario and Quebec after an ice storm snapped branches, brought down power lines and crimped travel in Canada’s two most populous provinces."

Source: Bloomberg [2], 12/23/2013

"They're Back! Chesapeake Oysters Return To Menus After Rebound" [3]

"The history of the Chesapeake Bay oyster hasn't always been a pure one. So you could forgive a chef for being skeptical about the big bivalve comeback being staged in D.C. and the surrounding area this winter as oyster season gets underway."

Source: NPR [4], 12/23/2013

Glitter Gets Environmental Protesters Charged With Bioterrorism Hoax [5]

"It's not uncommon for environmental protesters to face arrest, but here's an apparent first: On Friday, Oklahoma City police charged a pair of environmental activists with staging a 'terrorism hoax' after they unfurled a pair of banners covered in glitter -- a substance local cops considered evidence of a faux biochemical assault."

Source: Mother Jones [6], 12/23/2013

"Sen. Boxer’s Deal-Making With GOP on Water Bill Upsets Allies" [7]

"WASHINGTON — Sen. Barbara Boxer’s longtime relationship with environmentalists has been strained by compromises she’s made in the committee she leads to get major pieces of public works legislation through a divided Senate."

Source: McClatchy [8], 12/23/2013

"Big Food Companies Want To Call GMO Foods 'Natural'" [9]

"Is genetically engineered food natural? The Grocery Manufacturers Association, a trade group representing some of the world’s biggest food and food-related companies, including ConAgra Foods, Bayer CropScience, and the Coca-Cola Company, thinks so. And it’s pressing the Food and Drug Administration to see things its way."

Source: Grist [10], 12/23/2013

"To Clean Up Coal, Obama Pushes More Oil Production" [11]

"DE KALB, Miss. – America’s newest and cleanest coal-fired power plant comes with a catch: The heat-trapping carbon dioxide removed from its smokestack pollution will help force more oil out of the ground."

Source: AP [12], 12/23/2013

"Grasslands Get Squeezed As Another 1.6 Million Acres Go Into Crops" [13]

"Today's number: 1.6 million. That's 1.6 million acres — about the area of the state of Delaware. That's how much land was removed this year from the federal Conservation Reserve Program, or CRP, which pays farmers to keep land covered with native grasses or sometimes trees. Most of that land now will produce crops like corn or wheat.

Source: NPR [14], 12/23/2013

Groups Spend Up To $1 Billion a Year To Fight Action on Climate Change [15]

"Conservative groups may have spent up to $1 billion a year on the effort to deny science and oppose action on climate change, according to the first extensive study into the anatomy of the anti-climate effort.

Source: Guardian [16], 12/23/2013

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"Troubled Water: The Indian River Lagoon in Peril" [21]

"A crisis grips the Indian River Lagoon. Record numbers of manatees, dolphins and pelicans died in the past year — often from mysterious maladies. Sea grass flats are decimated. Unprecedented algae blooms have formed."

Source: Daytona Beach News-Journal [22], 12/20/2013

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