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"Environmentalists' Nemesis Richard Pombo Returns To Politics" [1]

California Republican Richard Pombo, who was ousted by voters in 2007 from the Congressional seat from which he championed extraction over environment, is trying to return. A tight four-way primary this week will be key.

Source: San Jose Mercury News [2], 06/02/2010

"Dutch Prosecutors: Trafigura Knew of Toxic Cargo" [3]

"Dutch prosecutors accused Trafigura AG of putting profits ahead of safety at the start of the company's criminal trial Tuesday, saying the oil trader hid hazardous waste in a ship that docked in Amsterdam in 2006 and then exported it illegally."

Source: AP [4], 06/02/2010

"Cleanup Costs and Lawsuits Rattle BP’s Investors" [5]

"BP shareholders are fleeing the company’s stock amid growing uncertainty about the ultimate bill for cleanup costs, lawsuits, fines and damage to the oil giant’s reputation."

Source: NYTimes [6], 06/02/2010

"Scientists Decry Attacks by Skeptics of Climate Change" [7]

Unable to discredit consensus climate science with evidence and arguments, the climate change deniers have launched a broad campaign of death threats and intimidation against top-level research scientists.

Source: Contra Costa Times [8], 06/02/2010

"U.S. Opens Criminal Inquiry Into Oil Spill" [9]

"The Obama administration said Tuesday that it had begun civil and criminal investigations into the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, as the deepening crisis threatened to define President Obama’s second year in office."

Source: NYTimes [10], 06/02/2010

Chemical Toxicity Testing: The United States and Beyond [11]

In Washington, DC: Day One at the National Press Club, "The Future of Chemical Toxicity Testing in the U.S.: Creating a Roadmap to Implement the NRC’s Vision and Strategy" and Day Two at  Johns Hopkins University School for Advanced International Studies, "International Harmonization In Chemical Toxicity Testing: An EU Perspective on the Way Forward".

"Make Love Not Gas" [12]

The BP Gulf oil spill is inspiring re-evaluation of how to prevent low-probability but highly catastrophic environmental risks. In Oregon, the terminals and pipelines proposed for handling imported liquified natural gas are getting a very hard look.

Source: Eugene Weekly [13], 06/01/2010

"Les Line, Former Editor of Audubon Magazine, Dies at 74" [14]

"Les Line, who as editor of the magazine of the National Audubon Society for 25 years expanded its mission beyond birds and beasts to environmental issues like oil spills, died on May 23 in Sharon, Conn. He was 74."

Source: NYTimes [15], 06/01/2010

"Virus Ravages Cassava Plants in Africa" [16]

A new viral disease that destroys cassava crops is spreading explosively in East Africa. Cassava, the world's third largest source of calories, is eaten by some 800 million people in Africa, South America, and Asia.

Source: NYTimes [17], 06/01/2010

"Obama Administration Extends Time-Out on Roadless Decision" [18]

"Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today renewed for another year a policy giving himself sole power to approve logging or road projects on tens of millions of forested acres while the Obama administration decides how to handle the controversial Clinton-era roadless rule."

Source: Greenwire [19], 06/01/2010

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