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Interior Hires Firm That OK'd Failed BP Device To Do Autopsy [1]

"The Interior Department has hired a Norwegian firm to inspect the giant subsea device that failed to prevent the Macondo oil and gas well from exploding on April 20, although the same firm earlier gave a thumbs-up to safety procedures on board the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig, which sank in the accident."

Source: Wash Post [2], 11/03/2010

"California Voters Uphold Climate Law, Defeat Prop 23" [3]

"Looks like Proposition 23, the attempt to torpedo California's landmark AB32 climate bill, is going down by a very large margin. According to the most recent tally, 61 percent of state voters said 'No' to the initiative."

Source: Mother Jones [4], 11/03/2010

"Analysis: Pipeline Safety Delays Endanger Oil Supply, Nature" [5]

"Pipeline leaks, like one that cut U.S. crude imports last month and pushed oil prices up $4 a barrel, may become more frequent as the U.S. delays safety reforms on its aging 2.5 million mile network of energy lines."

Source: Reuters [6], 11/03/2010

"Plenty of Hype — and Questions — About Electric Cars" [7]

As the first of the new wave of electric cars begin hitting the market, both hype and doubt are in plentiful supply.

Source: NYTimes [8], 11/03/2010

"Two Companies Seek Trade Secret Status for Fracking Fluids in Wyoming" [9]

"Two chemical manufacturers are seeking an exemption from new rules in Wyoming that require public disclosure of the chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing, a controversial natural gas drilling process suspected of polluting groundwater."

Source: ProPublica [10], 11/03/2010

"Skin Is No Barrier To BPA, Study Shows" [11]

"Bisphenol A readily passes through skin, French scientists report. Best known as an estrogen-mimicking constituent of some plastics and resins, BPA is also found in a large share of cash register receipt paper in the United States and Europe, a trio of studies recently indicated. One of the three also showed that the powdery coating easily rubs off onto the hands."

Source: Science News [12], 11/03/2010

"Canada Rejects Gold-Copper Mine Over Environmental Concerns" [13]

"The Canadian government [Tuesday] turned down a proposal for a gold-copper mine in central British Columbia due to environmental concerns, while authorizing a second gold-copper mine on B.C.'s northwest coast to proceed."

Source: ENS [14], 11/03/2010

"Parkinson's Disease Linked to Pollutants in Urban Areas" [15]

"High levels of manganese and copper pollution in urban areas are linked to increased risk of Parkinson's disease, according to an analysis of 35,000 Parkinson's patients by scientists at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis."

Source: ENS [16], 11/03/2010

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