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"River Otters Rebounding With Hospitable Habitat" [1]

"It's wild times in the watershed. The most happy-go-lucky denizen of Bay Area creeks is back, after a hiatus of at least three decades: the river otter."

Source: San Francisco Chronicle [2], 04/16/2012

Experts Warn Insect Could Destroy Up To 18 Percent of Chicago Trees [3]

"With spring having sprung, it will only be a matter of time before many area residents who have ash trees will find out if their trees will be added to the rapidly growing list of victims of the notorious emerald ash borer."

Source: Elgin Courier News [4], 04/16/2012

"Growth Prospects for Uranium Stir Concerns" [5]

"HOBSON, Texas -- At the back of a South Texas uranium processing facility, a few dozen black container drums stood outside, waiting to be shipped. Each was filled with about $50,000 worth of yellowcake, a powdery substance created from raw uranium."

Source: Texas Tribune [6], 04/16/2012

Coal Ash Pond Worries Neighbors as Georgia Power Buys, Levels Homes [7]

A coal-fired power plant in Georgia has neighbors worried about the consequences of its ash-disposal pond.

Source: Macon Telegraph [8], 04/16/2012

"Feds Hammer Company For Idling School Buses" [9]

"Durham School Services will pay a $90,000 federal fine and do environmental projects worth $348,000 to settle charges that it routinely allowed its school buses to idle excessively in Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts. The company operates in 30 states and has one of the largest school-bus fleets in the nation."

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Source: Hartford Courant [10], 04/16/2012

"Former Bush EPA Chief Sounds Alarm on Chemical Security" [11]

"Wading into a decade-old controversy, former Environmental Protection Agency chief Christine Todd Whitman has urged current EPA administrator Lisa Jackson to close loopholes in a 2006 chemical security law 'before a tragedy of historic proportions occurs.'"

Source: iWatch News [12], 04/16/2012

"Political Races Run Hot on Energy" [13]

"Soaring gasoline prices have members of Congress and their opponents running scared all across the country -- and trying to seize the advantage."

Source: Politico [14], 04/16/2012

Spotlight on SEJ Members [15]

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Analysis: "Attacks on Climate Science By Former NASA Staff Shouldn't Be Taken Seriously" [16]

"A letter from former administrators, astronauts, and engineers at NASA expressing climate change scepticism does not deserve parity with the agency's peer-reviewed climate scientists."

Source: Guardian [17], 04/13/2012

"Antarctic Ice Sheet Collapse Linked To Ancient 'Mega Flood'" [18]

"Dramatic warming at the end of the last ice age produced an intense rise in sea level and a massive ice sheet collapse in the Antarctic.

The sea level rise is known as Melt-Water Pulse 1A, and new research indicates it increased sea level by about 45 feet (14 meters) sometime between 14,650 and 14,310 years ago, during the same time as a period of rapid climate change known as the Bølling warming.

Understanding the impacts of earlier warming and sea-level rise is important for predicting the effects of future warming."

Source: LiveScience [19], 04/13/2012

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