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Yukon Delivers Big Slug of Mercury in Response To a Changing Climate [1]

"The Yukon River is delivering upwards of five tons of mercury a year to the Arctic environment, likely in response to a warming climate, scientists from the U.S. Geological Survey announced Tuesday."

Source: Daily Climate [2], 10/26/2011

"China, Taiwan Sign Cross-Strait Nuclear Safety Accord" [3]

"TIANJIN, China -- China and Taiwan have agreed to cooperate on nuclear safety in the aftermath of Japan's nuclear crisis."

Source: ENS [4], 10/26/2011

"2 Fisheries Collapsed Unnoticed, Study Says" [5]

"Two popular Southern California fisheries have collapsed right under the noses of management agencies that had inadequate data, a new study suggests."

Source: Green/NYT [6], 10/26/2011

"A Photographic Call to Action" [7]

Clyde Butcher, a photographer who lives in the Everglades, uses his nature photographs to support calls for conservation. He's a member of the International League of Conservation Photographers, who address issues ranging from poaching to global warming.

Source: Green/NYT [8], 10/26/2011

"Rina Strengthens, Aims at Mexico Coastal Resorts" [9]

"CANCUN, Mexico -- Authorities evacuated fishing communities on Mexico's resort-studded Caribbean coast and some tourists began to leave, as Hurricane Rina took aim at Cancun and the island of Cozumel on Wednesday."

Source: AP [10], 10/26/2011

NASA To Launch Earth-Observing Satellite Friday After Delay [11]

"LOS ANGELES — After a five-year delay, an Earth-observing satellite will be launched to test new technologies aimed at improving weather forecasts and monitoring climate change."

Source: AP [12], 10/26/2011

"Eighth Brazilian Farmer Since May Killed in Amazon" [13]

"An agricultural leader protesting illegal deforestation was shot to death in northern Brazil, the eighth environmentalist farmer to be killed since May in the Amazon, activists said Tuesday."

Source: AFP [14], 10/26/2011

"Green Groups Sue U.S. Over Keystone Pipeline Project" [15]

"Three environmental groups sued the U.S. government on Tuesday, challenging claims in a State Department report that said a proposed Canada-to-Texas oil sands pipeline poses little risk to endangered species because spills on the line were unlikely."

Source: Reuters [16], 10/26/2011

7 Billion: "Water Use Rising Faster Than World Population" [17]

"Like oil in the 20th century, water could well be the essential commodity on which the 21st century will turn."

Source: Reuters [18], 10/26/2011

"Nigerians Seek $1 Billion From Shell Over Oil Spills" [19]

"ABUJA -- A Nigerian community from the oil-rich Niger Delta has filed a lawsuit in the United States seeking $1 billion in compensation from Anglo-Dutch oil major Shell for decades of pollution caused by oil spills."

Source: Reuters [20], 10/25/2011

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