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"Lead Poisoning Killing Loons, Necropsies Show" [1]

"NORTH GRAFTON, Mass. -- A loon was beached on Cobbossee Lake in Winthrop, Maine, a maggot-filled wing wound keeping it from flying or resisting capture from a game warden."

Source: Portland Press Herald [2], 09/03/2013

Connecticut Takes on Wood Furnaces [3]

"For years, the advocacy group Environment and Human Health Inc. has led the battle against outdoor wood furnaces, claiming their smoke is bad to breathe. Now it has an ally -- Attorney General George Jepsen."

Source: Danbury News Times [4], 09/03/2013

"Exploring the Role of the Gut Microbiome in Health and Disease" [5]

"The human genome codes for approximately 23,000 genes, yet some experts have suggested that the total information coded by the human genome alone is not enough to carry out all of the body’s biological functions. A growing number of studies suggest that part of what determines how the human body functions may be not only our own genes, but also the genes of the trillions of microorganisms that reside on and in our bodies."

Source: EHP [6], 09/03/2013

Out of Sight: Carcinogenic Chemical Spreads Beneath Michigan Town [7]

The small Michigan town of Mancelona is the site of one of the nation's largest underground plumes of the toxic industrial solvent trichloroethylene. Wells dug to supply uncontaminated water are now themselves threatened.

Source: EHN [8], 09/03/2013

"Fracking in Texas: Seen as the Future, Also Viewed With Fear" [9]

"The Eagle Ford shale geological formation unfurls through the lower third of Texas, stretching 400 miles long and 50 miles wide from East Texas to Mexico, from Brazos County northeast of Houston to the Burgos Basin just over the border."

Source: Aljazeera America [10], 09/03/2013

"Firefighters Gain An Edge on Wildfire in Yosemite National Park" [11]

"Firefighters in California gained ground on Monday against a massive wildfire burning part of Yosemite National Park, although complete containment may be weeks away, officials said."

Source: Reuters [12], 09/03/2013

"Japan To Spend Nearly $500 Million To Fix Fukushima Nuclear Crisis" [13]

"Japan pledged nearly $500 million to contain leaks and decontaminate radioactive water from the tsunami-crippled Fukushima nuclear plant, as the government stepped up its intervention in the worst atomic disaster in a quarter century."

Source: Reuters [14], 09/03/2013

"Descendants of Slaves Hold Out Against Coal Mining" [15]

"DIRGIN, Texas -- Ida Finley smiles wistfully, recalling how she used to cook for an entire East Texas community -- nearly all descendants of slaves. The children would grab cornbread, greens and cookies from her kitchen while their parents grew vegetables in a tiny creekside village hidden among pine forests."

Source: AP [16], 09/02/2013

"The Secret History of Hurricane Katrina" [17]

"Confronted with images of corpses floating in the blackened floodwaters or baking in the sun on abandoned highways, there aren't too many people left who see what happened following Hurricane Katrina as a purely 'natural' disaster. The dominant narratives that have emerged, in the four years since the storm, are of a gross human tragedy, compounded by social inequities and government ineptitude—a crisis subsequently exploited in every way possible for political and financial gain."

Source: Mother Jones [18], 09/02/2013

Oceans Acidifying at Fastest Rate in 300M Years. Should We Worry? [19]

"The world's oceans are turning acidic at what's likely the fastest pace in 300 million years. Scientists tend to think this is a troubling development. But just how worried should we be, exactly?"

Source: Wash Post [20], 09/02/2013

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