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"Unraveling the Nuclear Renaissance" [1]

"The last few days may have seen the demise of two reactor projects that had looked promising a few years ago, when the economy was strong and people worried about the high price of natural gas and the possibility of a price on carbon emissions."

Source: NY Times [2], 09/03/2012

"Wyoming Wolves To Lose Endangered Species Act Protection" [3]

"Gray wolves in Wyoming, the last still federally protected in the northern Rockies, will lose endangered species status at the end of next month, opening them to unregulated killing in most of the state, the U.S. government said on Friday."

Source: Reuters [4], 09/03/2012

"Energy Firms Boost U.S. Gulf Oil, Natgas Output After Storm" [5]

"Energy companies were restoring offshore oil and natural gas production and restarting refineries on Sunday as the recovery from Hurricane Isaac shifted into high gear."

Source: Reuters [6], 09/03/2012

"Nanotechnology: Armed Resistance" [7]

"Nature assesses the aftermath of a series of nanotechnology-lab bombings in Mexico -- and asks how the country became a target of eco-anarchists."

Source: Nature News [8], 08/31/2012

"Gene-Swapping Soil Bacteria Harbor Antibiotic Resistance" [9]

"As drug-resistant infections become an increasingly serious threat worldwide, new research show the problem may be spreading right under our feet. A new study in the journal Science shows that disease-causing germs and harmless bacteria in the soil are exchanging genes that make them resistant to antibiotics -- a finding that may have implications for the widespread use of antibiotics in livestock."

Source: VOA [10], 08/31/2012

"Cod, Haddock May Be Hard To Find as New England Quotas Likely Cut" [11]

"New England fishing quotas for cod, haddock and yellowtail flounder may be cut by 70 percent next year due to their depleted populations, a U.S. government official said on Thursday."

Source: Reuters [12], 08/31/2012

CA Scientists' Calls To Warn Yosemite Visitors of Virus Went Unheeded [13]

"California public health scientists have twice recommended in the past five years that Yosemite National Park authorities educate visitors about hantavirus, a rare disease that is linked to the deaths of two park visitors, one illness and a possible fourth this summer. Yet park officials did not warn visitors until after the disease showed up in recent weeks."

Source: California Watch [14], 08/31/2012

"Water Woes: Regional Papers Turn Out Series on Sea Level, Drought" [15]

"Two newspapers produced excellent series in August that scrutinized climate crises related to having too little water, and too much, in their respective regions. The Kansas City Star took on the toll of the severe drought afflicting the Great Plains, while The News Journal in Wilmington, DE, examined impacts of sea-level rise in the Mid-Atlantic. The series share many admirable characteristics. In fact, both opened with the same characterization of a creeping but inexorable dilemma."

Source: Columbia Journalism Review [16], 08/31/2012

"East Coast National Parks at Risk From Sea Level’s Rise" [17]

"Labor Day is summer’s last hurrah, and families from across the country will be flocking to the beach this weekend to soak in some final rays. Beachgoers on the East Coast making their way to Cape Cod or one of six other National Seashores, however, might want to pause and take an extra look around at the wind-tossed dunes and sloping sands. Not just because summer is coming to an end, but because these areas are some of the most susceptible to the effects of climate change and may look very different, very soon."

Source: Green/NYT [18], 08/31/2012

"GOP Platform Highlights the Party’s Abrupt Shift on Energy, Climate" [19]

"Over the past four years, the Republican Party has undergone a fairly dramatic shift in its approach to energy and environmental issues. Global warming has disappeared entirely from the party’s list of concerns. Clean energy has become an afterthought. Fossil fuels loom larger than ever. And one way to see this shift clearly is to compare the party’s 2008 and 2012 platforms."

Source: Wash Post [20], 08/31/2012

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