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Police: "BP Doesn't Want People Filming" [1]

Despite public statements of open media access to Gulf response operation by the Coast Guard and BP, local police are still prohibiting photography. They say BP directed them to do it.

Source: Mother Jones [2], 06/23/2010

"White House Postpones Energy Bill Meeting" [3]

"The White House has postponed until next week a meeting set for Wednesday between President Barack Obama and key senators on energy legislation. The move clears Obama's schedule as he grapples with what to do about Gen. Stanley McChrystal, his Afghanistan war commander."

Source: AP [4], 06/23/2010

"Judge Who Nixed Drilling Ban Has Oil Investments" [5]

"The Louisiana judge who struck down the Obama administration's six-month ban on deepwater oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico has reported extensive investments in the oil and gas industry, according to financial disclosure reports. He's also a new member of a secret national security court."

Source: AP [6], 06/23/2010

Grasshopper Infestations on the Rise Again [7]

As drought blankets much of the western U.S. and Canada, so do grasshoppers, Mormon crickets, and other associated bugs. The cyclical insect infestations, which are occurring in pockets in every state west of the Mississippi and in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, range from light to very severe.

"In Fracking Debate,' Disclosure' Is in the Eye of the Beholder" [8]

"In the intense but inscrutable debate about the chemicals that drillers inject underground to flush out natural gas, this much can be said: Everyone is for disclosure."

Source: Greenwire [9], 06/22/2010

"New England's Stately Oaks and Hemlocks Give Way as the Region Warms" [10]

Whole stands of oaks and hemlocks in New England are dying. "Scientists see a fingerprint of climate change in the denuded branches, and a pattern of things to come."

Source: Daily Climate [11], 06/22/2010

"Judge To Rule on Deep-Water Drilling Moratorium" [12]

"The oil industry and Louisiana officials support a lawsuit challenging the [offshore drilling] restrictions, saying they will cause more economic pain for gulf states already reeling from the spill fallout." A judge could rule in the case today.

Source: LA Times [13], 06/22/2010

"Poll Finds Deep Concern About Energy and Economy" [14]

"Overwhelmingly, Americans think the nation needs a fundamental overhaul of its energy policies, and most expect alternative forms to replace oil  as a major source within 25 years. Yet a majority are unwilling to pay higher gasoline prices to help develop new fuel sources."

Source: NYTimes [15], 06/22/2010

"USGS's Lithium Find Means Little for Mythical Shortfall" [16]

"Proponents and critics of electric vehicles both talk about how a global shortage of lithium might hinder adoption of battery-based auto technologies. But experts say new lithium finds are largely irrelevant to advanced battery production, as concerns over a shortage of the material are overblown."

Source: Greenwire [17], 06/22/2010

"EPA to Delay Enforcing Lead-Paint Regulation" [18]

"The Environmental Protection Agency has decided to delay enforcing a new lead-paint regulation following pressure from home builders and members of Congress."

Source: Wall St. Journal [19], 06/22/2010

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