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"Manure Becomes Pollutant as Its Volume Grows Unmanageable" [1]

"Animal manure, a byproduct as old as agriculture, has become an unlikely modern pollution problem, scientists and environmentalists say."

Source: Wash Post [2], 03/01/2010

"Cyber Bullying Rises as Climate Data Are Questioned" [3]

Climate scientists are the target of an organized campaign of hate mail and threats that they say seem calculated to silence them. And some say the bullying campaign seems to be inspired by media superstars.

Source: Daily Climate [4], 03/01/2010

"Recirculating Aquaculture Systems: the Future of Fish Farming?" [5]

"Recirculating aquaculture systems cut the pollution and disease that occur in current fish farming operations. Many see it as the future of the industry."

Source: Christian Science Monitor [6], 02/26/2010

"S. Carolina To Sue Government Over Nuclear Waste Decision" [7]

"South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster said on Wednesday he would take legal action to stop President Barack Obama from dropping plans to build a nuclear waste storage facility in Nevada."

Source: Reuters [8], 02/26/2010

"Pyrethroids Raise New Concerns" [9]

"Chemicals derived from flowers may sound harmless, but new research raises concerns about compounds synthesized from chrysanthemums that are used in virtually every household pesticide. For at least a decade, pyrethroids have been the insecticide of choice for consumers, replacing organophosphate pesticides, which are far more toxic to people and wildlife. But evidence is mounting that the switch to pyrethroids has brought its own set of new ecological and human health concerns."

Source: EHN [10], 02/26/2010

"'Widespread Fraud' in California's Smog Test Program" [11]

"Nearly a third of older-model cars stopped for roadside smog tests in Southern California failed them, despite having received a passing grade at inspection stations within a year, a state audit has found."

Source: LA Times [12], 02/26/2010

"Sea Shepherd Anti-Whaling Activists Head Back To Australia" [13]

"Anti-whaling activists are returning to Australia after an engine problem forced them to end this season's Antarctic campaign against Japanese whalers."

Source: AAP [14], 02/26/2010

"Called To Quench a Slum's Thirst" in Haiti [15]

"They ran for blocks when they saw the big truck with the Minnesota license plate roll by. Little girls and old women, little boys and young men, all chasing the shiny silver tanker down streets of Cite Soleil, one of the world’s worst slums. Past fly-infested garbage piles, by canals reeking of raw sewage, they carried buckets, pans, pots, tubs — anything that could hold what has become gold in the ruins of Haiti’s catastrophic earthquake: clean water."

Source: Minneapolis Star Trib [16], 02/26/2010

"Oil Spill Threatens 'Ecological Disaster' in Italy" [17]

A deliberately caused oil spill of some 660,000 gallons in Northern Italy snaked down the Po River and reached the province of Parma raising fears of contamination in a farm district that produces Italy's famed prosciutto and parmesan cheese.

Source: AP [18], 02/26/2010

Fears of Gun Control Boost State Fish and Wildlife Coffers [19]

The so-far unfounded fears of a few that President Obama will restrict gun sales are boosting sales as gun enthusiasts stockpile. One result: a boost in state funds for fish and wildlife restoration. Under the Pittman-Robertson Act of 1937, a federal tax on guns and ammo is set aside for this purpose.

Source: MinnPost.com [20], 02/26/2010

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