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"U.S. Temperatures: "More Record Highs and Far Fewer Lows" [1]

"Scientists sifting for trends in record high and low temperatures across the United States have found  more evidence of long-term warming of the climate, with the biggest shift coming through a reduction in record low nighttime temperatures."

Source: Dot Earth [2], 11/13/2009

"Ocean Acidification Impacts Coastal Rivers" [3]

"Ocean acidification, caused by rising CO2 levels, is affecting not only coral reefs, but coastal ecosystems by changing everything from the ability of oysters to adhere to the riverbed to the extent of dead zones along the U.S. Pacific coast."

Source: Cosmos [4], 11/13/2009

"Industry Witnesses' Dominance of Hill Climate Hearings Irks Consumer Advocates" [5]

"Energy industry officials have dominated witness tables at hearings on climate legislation, appearing more often than representatives of any other groups invested in energy policy, according to a new analysis."

Source: Greenwire [6], 11/13/2009

"Effects of Coal Ash Contamination Go Beyond Health Risks" [7]

"While the health effects of coal-ash disposal get most attention, a long list of other negative effects are overlooked. They include crushing financial burdens for people, companies, and governments; deepening mistrust of government; years of litigation; depressed property values; and more. These costs outweigh the costs of regulation, cleanup, and mitigation."

Source: Iowa Independent [8], 11/13/2009

"Fuel Firm Flouted Safety Rules" [9]

"The fuel company whose tank farm in Bayamón, Puerto Rico, exploded last month collected environmental violations and skipped inspections for years."

Source: Miami Herald [10], 11/13/2009

"U.S. Weighs Backing Interim International Climate Agreement" [11]

"Less than a month before negotiators will meet in Copenhagen with the lofty goal of crafting a deal to curb global greenhouse gas emissions, the Obama administration is considering endorsing a limited short-term climate pact and deferring more ambitious action until next year."

Source: Wash Post [12], 11/13/2009

"Obama in 11th-Hour Climate Bid With China, India" [13]

"With the clock ticking on the high-stakes Copenhagen climate summit, US President Barack Obama will try to salvage fading hopes for a deal as he meets this month with the leaders of China and India."

Source: AP [14], 11/12/2009

"Report: Pollutants in D.C. Area Drinking Water" [15]

"A nonprofit organization that monitors the health of the Potomac River said Wednesday that a condition causing abnormalities in fish should serve as an urgent warning to rehabilitate the waterway that provides 90 percent of the D.C. area's drinking water."

Source: Washington Times [16], 11/12/2009

"Univ. of Montana Launches Environmental Journalism Program" [17]

"At least somebody gets it. The University of Montana in Missoula announced on Monday that it is accepting applications for a new, two-year graduate program in environmental science and natural resource journalism."

Source: Columbia Journalism Review [18], 11/12/2009

"New Army Corps Policy Forces Project Designers to Consider Rising Seas" [19]

"The Army Corps of Engineers must consider the effects of climate change as it draws up plans for flood control, navigation and other water projects under a new agency policy."

Source: Greenwire [20], 11/12/2009

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