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"Art That Irked Energy Execs Is Gone, but Wyoming Dispute Whirls On" [1]

"LARAMIE, Wyo. -- The idea behind the sculpture that appeared on the University of Wyoming campus about 16 months ago was simple but provocative: a swirl of dead wood and lumps of coal, intended to show the link between global warming and the pine beetle infestation that has ravaged forests across the Rockies."

Source: NY Times [2], 10/30/2012

"Superstorm Sandy’s Climate Change Connection" [3]

"It’s been a banner year for extreme weather conditions, from the drought that held the country hostage this summer to superstorm Sandy. But then, last year was a banner year for extreme weather too. And the years before that …"

Source: Grist [4], 10/30/2012

"Researchers Will Take a Deep Look at Gulf Seafood Safety" [5]

"The Macondo well blowout on the floor of the Gulf of Mexico lays bare just how little scientists know about that great expanse of saltwater and its creatures, but in fishing communities from Florida to Louisiana, some people have vital questions of their own."

Source: Houston Chronicle [6], 10/30/2012

"Nuclear Plants Shut Down Units as Storm Hits Coast" [7]

"WASHINGTON -- Parts of two nuclear power plants were shut down late Monday and early Tuesday, while another plant — the nation's oldest — was put on alert after waters from Superstorm Sandy rose 6 feet above sea level."

Source: AP [8], 10/30/2012

"Hurricane Sandy: What Romney Says He'd Do to FEMA" [9]

"Though the presidential campaigns have been focused on Hurricane Sandy, the politically sticky topic of disaster relief is making its way to the forefront. With Sandy bearing down on the East Coast, supporters of President Barack Obama are saying that Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney would gut FEMA, leaving it incapable of handling a massive hurricane or tornado."

Source: ABC News [10], 10/30/2012

Northeast Wakes to Huge Damage in Storm’s Path; Millions Without Power [11]

"As Hurricane Sandy churned inland as a downgraded storm, residents up and down the battered mid-Atlantic region woke on Tuesday to lingering waters, darkened homes and the daunting task of cleaning up from once-in-a-generation storm surges and their devastating effects."

Source: NY Times [12], 10/30/2012

Securing Water Supplies for the Future: Risks, Challenges & Opportunities [13]

This one-day event in Fort Worth, TX, hosted by the Texas Wesleyan Journal of Real Property Law, will focus on legal and policy issues related to local, regional, and national water scarcity challenges.

12th Annual Great Lakes Water Conference [14]

New international, national and state laws impacting Great Lakes water quality and quantity will be the subjects of this event, sponsored by the University of Toledo College of Law and its affiliated Legal Institute of the Great Lakes. The keynote speaker is SEJ member Tom Henry, award-winning environmental writer for the Toledo Blade. The conference is free to the public.

National Weather Service [15]

For weather warnings, check the interactive, near-real-time national weather map [16] put out by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Weather Service. It's updated every few minutes with color-coded warnings by type. You can also search for a forecast by state, city/state or zip code.

"National Ocean Policy Sparks Partisan Fight" [17]

"Partisan battles are engulfing the nation’s ocean policy, showing that polarization over environmental issues doesn’t stop at the water’s edge."

Source: Wash Post [18], 10/29/2012

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