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"Clean Economy" Jobs Exceed Fossil Fuels Or Bioscience Sectors [1]

A report from Brooking Institution and Battelle's Technology Partnership Practice says there are about 2.7 million direct "clean economy" jobs nationwide, including those in industries such as wastewater, mass transit, solar photovoltaic, wind, fuel cells, smart grid, biofuels, batteries, green chemical products, and lighting.

"Fungus Pushes Frogs Towards Extinction" [2]

"It's been called a crisis in amphibian biology: more than a third of amphibian species are at risk of extinction. Habitat loss and climate change are both causes, but so is an invasive disease that's been called the smallpox of the amphibian world. Researchers from D.C., Virginia, and Maryland recently traveled to Panama to try to help limit the effects of the disease."

Source: WAMU-FM (DC) [3], 08/03/2011

"White House Budget Office Raised Risk on Big Solar Loan Guarantee" [4]

"The White House budget office raised flags about the first energy loan guarantee awarded under the Obama administration, adding another layer of questions to the taxpayer backed financing now at the center of a House investigation."

Source: iWatch News [5], 08/03/2011

"NW Tribes Drive Effort To Save Primitive Fish" [6]

"As long as American Indians have lived in the Pacific Northwest, they have looked to a jawless, eel-like fish for food."

Source: AP [7], 08/03/2011

"Eels Point To Suffocating Gulf Floor" [8]

The good news is that the Gulf of Mexico dead zone, expected to be bigger this year because of high runoff and the BP spill, did not set a record for size. The bad news is that oxygen levels in the dead zone that did develop this year are extremely low.

Source: Science News [9], 08/03/2011

"Wichita's Economy Is Greener Than You Think" [10]

"Wichita actually has thousands of jobs tied to improving the environment — in businesses such as organic farming, insulated building materials and wind turbine parts. But what makes the green economy different today is that it also attracts people who simply want to do well — as in, make money — rather than people who want to do good."

Source: Wichita Eagle [11], 08/03/2011

"NASA's Eyes In The Sky Study Pollution On Earth" [12]

"NASA, the agency best known for exploring space, is trying to answer some urgent questions about air pollution right here on Earth."

Source: NPR [13], 08/03/2011

"Federal Officials Investigate Eagle Deaths at DWP Wind Farm" [14]

"Pine Tree facility in the Tehachapi Mountains faces scrutiny over the deaths of at least six golden eagles, which are protected under federal law. Prosecution would be a major blow to the booming industry."

Source: LA Times [15], 08/03/2011

"Senators Argue Over Fate of Nuclear Safety Proposals" [16]

"Partisan bickering erupted in the Senate [Tuesday] over how quickly the federal government should implement a dozen safety recommendations to ensure 104 nuclear plants in the United States are operating safely."

Source: Greenwire [17], 08/03/2011

Debt Deal, Promising Energy Budget Cuts, Chills Hopes for a Carbon Tax [18]

"Congress' debt deal leaves climate advocates grappling with a decade of potentially declining environmental budgets and narrowing hopes of attaching a tax on greenhouse gas emissions to pay down the deficit."

Source: ClimateWire [19], 08/03/2011

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