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"Saving Big Cats from Federal Traps, Poison Could Take Legal Action" [1]

"The Center for Biological Diversity has formally notified the predator control branch of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Wildlife Services, that it will file a lawsuit over Wildlife Services' traps, snares, and poisons, which risk injuring or killing endangered jaguars and ocelots in the Southwest."

Source: ENS [2], 05/03/2010

"California Levees May Lose Trees Due To Federal Rules" [3]

"The federal government is pressing forward with a policy that could require trees to be stripped from California levees, eliminating what shade and wildlife habitat remain along the state's rivers."

Source: McClatchy [4], 05/03/2010

"Gulf Spill Could Have Alaska Repercussions" [5]

"The oil gushing from a Gulf of Mexico oil well has the potential to touch Alaska in many ways."

Source: Anchorage Daily News [6], 05/03/2010

"Climate Bill Could Be Harmed By Gulf Oil Spill" [7]

"A historic environmental protection bill is in danger after a massive oil spill put a new focus on the perils of offshore drilling, a feature that was supposed to win wider support for the legislation."

Source: Huffington Post [8], 05/03/2010

"Containment Booms No Help; Slick Oozes To Shore" [9]

"Heavy winds continued to whip up high waves on the Gulf of Mexico on Saturday, thwarting attempts to contain the growing slick that's washing ashore in southern Louisiana and threatening the Mississippi and Alabama coasts. Rough waves rolled over containment booms, pushing oil-slicked water closer to shore, where wetlands and other fragile ecosystems stand at risk."

Source: NPR [10], 05/03/2010

Gulf Slick Size Triples in Two Days [11]

Federal agencies and BP were embarrassed when their lowball estimates of the volume of oil spilling into the Gulf were corrected by a small, independent environmental group analyzing federal satellite data from their West Virginia office. The finding called into question the credibility of federal and company statements.

Source: OnEarth [12], 05/03/2010

Obama Goes to Gulf, Talks to Fishers About Disaster [13]

"Calling the expanding plume of oil rising from the floor of the Gulf of Mexico a crisis of dramatic proportion, President Barack Obama told Louisiana oyster farmers and the country Sunday that the full force of the federal government was focused on assisting southeast Louisiana."

Source: New Orleans Times-Picayune [14], 05/03/2010

"Oil Spill: What Is the Threat To Gulf of Mexico Seafood?" [15]

"Along with officials' consistently cautious predictions about the scope of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, another group has been calling for a tempering of dire oil-spill forecasts: the Gulf of Mexico seafood industry."

Source: Christian Science Monitor [16], 04/30/2010

"Rig Explosion Dirties BP's Green Image" [17]

"BP brands itself a friend of the environment, an energy company that goes 'beyond petroleum.' That image, worth billions of dollars, is being sullied by the company's inability to contain a massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico."

Source: AP [18], 04/30/2010

"Crist Rethinks Support of Offshore Drilling" [19]

"The oil spill spreading across the Gulf of Mexico is sending ripples through Florida and national politics, giving Gov. Charlie Crist a reason to withdraw his support for offshore drilling." Crist Thursday announced he would bolt the Republican party and run for re-election without party affiliation.

Source: Miami Herald [20], 04/30/2010

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