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"Insecticide 'Unacceptable' Danger To Bees, Report Finds" [1]

"The world's most widely used insecticide has for the first time been officially labelled an 'unacceptable' danger to bees feeding on flowering crops. Environmental campaigners say the conclusion, by Europe's leading food safety authority, sounds the 'death knell' for the insect nerve agent."

Source: Guardian [2], 01/17/2013

"The Detroit Auto Show: Muscle Cars With Green Hearts" [3]

"There are few new EVs, but plenty of performance cars -- with eco mode. Yes, it's possible to drive a rip-roaring V-8 Corvette and get nearly 30 mpg."

Source: Mother Nature Network [4], 01/17/2013

"First Bat at Mammoth Cave Park With White-Nose Syndrome" [5]

"A bat from Mammoth Cave National Park has been confirmed to have developed the deadly white-nose syndrome, authorities announced today."

Source: Louisville Courier-Journal [6], 01/17/2013

"Ken Salazar Leaves Contested Legacy as Obama's Interior Secretary" [7]

"Barack Obama's top adviser on oil drilling and the management of America's last wide open spaces announced on Wednesday that he would leave the cabinet by March. The departure of Ken Salazar as interior secretary leaves Obama with virtually a clean slate to remake his energy and environmental team."

Source: Guardian [8], 01/17/2013

EPA Allows Drinking Water Reports Online — But Can Consumers Hack It? [9]

EPA bowed to industry, ruling in a January 3, 2013 memo that local drinking water utilities no longer have to notify their customers of contamination in writing. "The memo fails to set clear standards for electronic notification and delivery and makes it likely that segments of the public will have less access to these reports," the Center for Effective Government wrote in response to the EPA memo.

Political Appointees Bared To Journos in Digital "Plum Book" [10]

The Plum Book, a list of most major federal political appointments that is published every four years, has long been a starting point for juicy stories — but hard to use because it was only published in print. Now it has been digitized. That makes it grist for data journalists.

J-Groups Urge Supreme Court To Toss Va. Ban on Out-of-State FOIA Requesters [11]

Should state freedom-of-information laws disqualify people or organizations from out of state from getting government records? Led by the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, some 53 news media groups have urged the US Supreme Court to say no.

Open-Access Science Publishing: Good for Journalists, and Good for Public [12]

The suicide earlier this month of open-access activist Aaron Swartz brings again to the fore the ongoing difficulty journalists have accessing published scientific studies that bear on key current and future policy issues. Photo of Swartz, credit Flickr/peretzp.

Warming Boosts Deadly Fungus That Poisons Corn Crops, Causes Cancer [13]

"A carcinogenic mold, its growth exacerbated by the warming climate, reached record highs in 2012."

Source: Scientific American [14], 01/16/2013

"UK Seeks To Water Down Arctic Oil Drilling Proposals" [15]

"Leaked documents reveal the government has sought to change proposals that could prevent deepsea drilling operations."

Source: Guardian [16], 01/16/2013

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