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USGS Offers Early Warning On Wildlife Die-Offs [2]

You may find a local wildlife story by keeping your eye on the US Geological Survey's National Wildlife Health Center which keeps constant surveillance on outbreaks of wildlife disease and posts the information online as it comes in.

100s of National Park Sites Threatened by Climate Change [4]

A new report identifies 25 park units considered to be most threatened, but the vulnerability principles spill over to hundreds of additional national park units and other types of natural areas that may be of interest to your audience.

"Quiet Atlantic Hurricane Season A Boon For Insurers" [9]

"Thanks to El Nino, the 2009 Atlantic hurricane season has been the quietest in more than a decade, offering a reprieve for residents in the danger zone and a chance for insurance firms to refill depleted coffers."
Source: Reuters [10], 10/16/2009

"New Twist in 'Astroturf' Coal Campaign" [11]

"A prominent coal industry association spent nearly $10 million over the past 18 months on lobbying efforts supervised by a public affairs firm currently under congressional investigation for its involvement in sending forged letters opposing the climate bill."
Source: Politico [12], 10/16/2009

"Cable Channel Will Get New Wildlife Focus" [13]

"Fox Cable Networks and the National Geographic Channel announced Thursday that they would start a new program service that would focus on natural history and wildlife."
Source: NYTimes [14], 10/16/2009

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