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Feds Award Millions for Environmental Projects [1]

There is local news in these USDA and USFWS grants. These on-the-ground projects involve specific groups and individuals, offering prime examples of programs you can investigate to see whether federal tax dollars are being effectively and efficiently spent.

Plastics: All Kinds of News [2]

Are you looking for a story of interest to consumers, retailers, manufacturers, lawyers, politicians, health officials, and editors of the business, politics, health, energy, science, and environment beats? Here are some starting points for coverage of plastics issues. Once you delve into this topic, other angles and sources will emerge.

Environmentalists Threaten To Sue Railroads Over Air Pollution [3]

"An environmental group threatened to sue two of the nation's biggest rail owners Tuesday under a novel legal theory that would classify diesel exhaust as hazardous waste."

Source: AP [4], 06/22/2011

"House Panel Rejects Move To Regulate Coal Ash" [5]

"In a win for the coal industry, a House committee approved a bill Tuesday that would prevent federal regulation of coal ash as hazardous waste."

Source: Gannett [6], 06/22/2011

"Study: Birth Defect Rates Higher in Mountaintop Removal Areas" [7]

"Researchers found 'significantly higher' rates of birth defects in areas with mountaintop removal mines than in non-mining regions in central Appalachia, according to a study released Tuesday."

Source: Charleston Gazette [8], 06/22/2011

"Scientists Warn That Chemicals May Be Altering Breast Development" [9]

"Exposure to chemicals early in life may alter how breast tissue develops and raise the risks of breast cancer and lactation problems later in life, scientists concluded in a report published Wednesday. The scientists are urging federal officials to add new tests for industrial chemicals and pesticides to identify ones that might disrupt breast development."

Source: EHN [10], 06/22/2011

"Southwest Will Have to Wait for Fire-Stifling Rain" [11]

"Crews have made significant progress attacking three major wildfires in Arizona, but fire danger across the Southwest will remain for weeks to come until seasonal rains arrive."

Source: AP [12], 06/22/2011

"Atom Industry Body Urges Cost-Effective Safety" [13]

"Steps to boost atomic safety after Japan's Fukushima accident must be 'cost-effective,' an industry body said on Tuesday, a day after the UN nuclear chief suggested power firms could help pay for expanded safety checks."

Source: Reuters [14], 06/22/2011

"U.S. Extends Comment Time On Power Plant Toxics Rule" [15]

"The Environmental Protection Agency said on Tuesday it has extended the comment timeline by 30 days on a draft rule on reducing mercury emissions and other toxic pollution from power plants but left the target for finalization of the rule unchanged."

Source: Reuters [16], 06/22/2011

Wildfire a Key to Local Environmental Stories [17]

Rarely will you learn from national fire coverage the names of people whose homes the fire has destroyed or threatened. Or what flooding and wildlife loss may follow a fire. That is covered by local media or not at all. Be prepared with these resources to help you.

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