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Bill Would Ban Trapping of Bobcats in Calif. for Commercial Purposes [1]

"Environmental groups and wildlife lovers near Joshua Tree National Park on Monday applauded a proposed state law that would ban trapping of bobcats for commercial purposes."

Source: LA Times [2], 03/07/2013

Iraq's Depleted Uranium Clean-Up To Cost $30M as Contamination Spreads [3]

"Report says toxic waste is being spread by scrap metal dealers, and describes its 'alarming' use in civilian areas during Iraq wars."

Source: Guardian [4], 03/07/2013

"EPA Won’t Appeal Ruling on Va. Storm-Water Regulation" [5]

"RICHMOND -- The Environmental Protection Agency will not appeal a federal district court’s ruling declaring it is illegal for the EPA to regulate storm water as a pollutant as it flows into Virginia waterways."

Source: Wash Post [6], 03/07/2013

"New York Assembly Approves Two-Year Moratorium on Fracking" [7]

"New York’s Assembly approved a two- year ban on the natural-gas drilling method known as fracking, after two previous attempts to block the practice failed and with the state Senate taking a different approach."

Source: Bloomberg [8], 03/07/2013

"Mont. Power Plant Sued Over Pollution Controls" [9]

"BILLINGS, Mont. -- Environmental groups filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday against the owners of Montana's massive Colstrip coal-fired power plant, seeking to force the installation of more pollution controls at the decades-old facility."

Source: AP [10], 03/07/2013

"Solar Panels Rare Amid the Steeples" [11]

"AUSTIN, TEXAS — More than three decades ago, after an energy crisis that gripped the world, a Catholic priest in the Texas city of Lubbock took a stand for the environment. His congregation needed a new church. So the priest, the Rev. Joe James, anchored the building deep in the earth to optimize insulation. He also ordered five wind turbines for the church grounds. The largest was called Big Bird, because it stood 80 feet tall."

Source: NY Times [12], 03/07/2013

"Analysis: On the Road, Propane Stakes Claim as Cheap, Clean Fuel" [13]

"Home satellite TV provider DISH Network Corp has signed a deal to run 200 of its trucks on propane, in the latest indication that the niche fuel could soon rival natural gas as the United States' cheap transport alternative."

Source: Reuters [14], 03/07/2013

"Canada Wins, U.S. Loses Polar Bear Trade Ban Vote" [15]

"BANGKOK, Thailand -- Governments have refused to ban trade in polar bear pelts, paws and teeth from Canada, amid what one observer called “controversial and frosty scenes” at the meeting of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species in Bangkok [Thursday]."

Source: ENS [16], 03/07/2013

"Energy Department Plans To Ship Hanford Nuke Waste To New Mexico" [17]

"The Department of Energy on Wednesday put forward a long-term plan to extract and ship low-level radioactive waste from leaking tanks at Washington state's Hanford Nuclear Reservation to a dump in New Mexico."

Source: Reuters [18], 03/07/2013

Key Part of Keystone Report Done by Firms with Deep Oil Industry Ties [19]

"Two consulting firms provided State Department with key analysis of whether the pipeline would speed development of Canada's oil sands."

Source: InsideClimate News [20], 03/07/2013

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