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"Cutting Soot And Methane May Not Give Hoped-for Climate Help" [1]

"A U.S.-led drive to reduce soot and other heat-trapping air pollutants worldwide is less promising than hoped as a new front in the fight against climate change, according to a study published on Monday."

Source: Reuters [2], 08/13/2013

Mexican President Proposes Opening Energy Sector to Foreign Investment [3]

"MEXICO CITY — President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico on Monday, pushing one of the most sweeping economic overhauls here in the past two decades, proposed opening his country’s historically closed energy industry to foreign investment."

Source: NY Times [4], 08/13/2013

Undercover Agents Infiltrated Tar Sands Protest Camp: Documents [5]

TransCanada and Department of Homeland Security keep close eye on activists, FOIA documents reveal."

Source: Earth Island Journal [6], 08/12/2013

"Lobstermen Keeping Eyes on Spread of Shell Disease" [7]

"PORTLAND, Maine -- A shell disease that has plagued the southern New England lobster industry for years by making lobsters unsightly and in some cases unmarketable appears to be creeping northward to the lobster-rich grounds off the coast of Maine."

Source: AP [8], 08/12/2013

"'Fox Penning': Hunting Tradition Or Blood Sport?" [9]

"On John Bassler's 143-acre Piney Run Foxhound Training Preserve in Milford, Va., a densely wooded property lined with electrified fences to keep about 30 wild foxes inside contained, the chase is recreation, he said, part of a Virginia tradition commonly known as 'fox penning.'"

Source: Wash Post [10], 08/12/2013

"On Fate of Wild Horses, Stars and Indians Spar" [11]

A legislative and regulatory battle over slaughter of wild horses is dividing conservation celebrities and American Indians in the Southwest and Mountain West.

Source: NY Times [12], 08/12/2013

"'Swamp Rats' on the Move as Winters Warm" [13]

"As fans of 'Duck Dynasty' can attest, hunting for nutria – big, water-loving rodents with bright orange front teeth – is hugely popular in Louisiana. This might not be exclusive to the bayou for long. As winters warm, nutria could migrate across the country, according to new research."

Source: Daily Climate [14], 08/12/2013

"With Warmer Winters, Ticks Devastating N.H. Moose Population" [15]

"It’s only a few weeks until the end of summer, a terrible time to be a moose in the New Hampshire wild."

Source: Wash Post [16], 08/12/2013

"CDC: Heat Wave the Deadliest Extreme Weather Event" [17]

"Heat waves are the deadliest of extreme weather events, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported this week."

Source: CBS News [18], 08/12/2013

"Bittersweet Deal in 22-Year Fight Over Toxic Site in Bronx" [19]

"Kerri was 4 when she started having trouble walking. Justin was 5 when he got a nosebleed that would not stop. Danielle was 7 when her legs began to ache."

Source: NY Times [20], 08/12/2013

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