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"Lawn Mower Exchange Gives Green To Cut Grass" [1]

"The Air Quality Management District is hoping users of traditional gas-powered lawn mowers will help them "mow down air pollution" when, for the eighth year, the air pollution control agency hosts a series of lawn-mower exchanges throughout Southern California. The program allows local residents to trade in a gasoline mower and receive a new electric mower at a reduced price."

Source: Greenspace [2], 04/19/2010

"Obama Launches America's Great Outdoors Conservation Initiative" [3]

"President Obama launched the America's Great Outdoors initiative Friday, an attempt to reshape U.S. conservation policy at a time when the nation is facing new environmental threats but the government is hard-pressed to afford new spending programs."

Source: Wash Post [4], 04/19/2010

"Agricultural Runoff Has Harsh Impact on Environment" [5]

"Nutrients in manure and synthetic fertilizers deplete oxygen in streams while fecal bacteria are posing health risks."
 

Source: Dayton Daily News [6], 04/19/2010

"Junkyard Regulation Sets up Clash of Cultures" [7]

"Meet Terry Carter, an affable man in grease-stained blue work clothes: Terry Carter, struggling businessman, recycler, host of last resort for your broken-down Subaru, your over-the-hill refrigerator, that old RV you can’t sell. Or is he Terry Carter, unlicensed junkyard operator, scofflaw, headache for town government and threat to the environment?"

Source: Burlington Free Press [8], 04/19/2010

Local Group Proposes 10-Year Plan for Cleaning Baltimore Harbor [9]

"Baltimore's revitalized waterfront draws millions of visitors a year, but could it ever be a place where people actually take a dip? Or catch fish? That's the vision of a local group that wants to make Baltimore's harbor swimmable and fishable within a decade."

Source: Baltimore Sun [10], 04/19/2010

"Sapping the Superfund's Strength" [11]

The Superfund hazardous waste cleanup program has been slow to start and finish hundreds of cleanups.

Source: Nation [12], 04/19/2010

"Earth Day Turns 40, Having Spawned Environmental Movement" [13]

"One U.S. senator and a core of young organizers turned April 22, 1970, into the day the environmental movement was born."

Source: McClatchy [14], 04/19/2010

"W.Va. Mine Disaster Calls Attention To Revolving Door" [15]

"More than 200 former congressional staff members, federal regulators and lawmakers are employed by the mining industry as lobbyists, consultants or senior executives, including dozens who work for coal companies with the worst safety records in the nation, a Washington Post analysis shows."

Source: Wash Post [16], 04/19/2010

Atrazine: "Growing Concern in the Water" [17]

"Alarmed by latest research, the Obama administration is conducting a broad review of toxic weed killer atrazine that could lead to tighter restrictions."

Source: Chicago Tribune [18], 04/19/2010

From Coal to Gas: Whether, When, How [19]

A recent report from the Congressional Research Service indicates that underutilized natural gas plants have the potential to displace some coal plants. The author of the report joins an expert panel to look at the possibilities and questions raised by the idea of coal displacement. An Environmental Law Institute event.

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