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"Mideast Water Crisis Brings Misery, Uncertainty" [1]

"The Middle East is facing its worst water crisis in decades. For three summers, the annual rains have failed to come. Farmland has dried up across the region in Iraq, Syria, southeast Turkey and Lebanon."

Source: NPR [2], 01/08/2010

"Examining DDT’s Urogenital Effects" [3]

"A team of researchers has documented a variety of urogenital malformations in male babies born to women living in an area of South Africa where the potentially endocrine-disrupting pesticide DDT is still used. The team, reporting in a study published online 23 October 2009 in BJU International, believes the malformations may be connected to the mothers’ DDT exposure."

Source: EHP [4], 01/08/2010

"Toxic Dust from Tar Travels into Homes" [5]

"A widely used type of asphalt sealant derived from coal tar may be making its way into the house dust of homes, according to new research. Young children may actually be playing on coal-tar-sealed driveways and playgrounds, potentially raising their exposure to harmful chemicals."

Source: Discovery [6], 01/08/2010

Documents Show Canadian Sands Impact Study Slanted Toward Oil [7]

"Newly released federal documents have revealed some potentially inconvenient truths about the environmental impact of Alberta's oilsands industry, along with the risks and economic costs of the Harper government's climate change strategy."

Source: Canwest [8], 01/08/2010

"Hurricane Katrina Propels Jackson's Justice Quest at EPA" [9]

"More than four years after Hurricane Katrina, the single-story brick rancher in Pontchartrain Park where Lisa Perez Jackson grew up stands empty. ...The storm's toll on Jackson's childhood house and on New Orleans, particularly the Ninth Ward where she was raised, has intensified her quest for what's known as environmental justice."

Source: AP [10], 01/08/2010

"California Garbage Trucks Fueled by ... Garbage" [11]

"Methane gas produced in California landfills fuels garbage and recycling trucks, reducing the state's carbon emissions."
Source: AP [12], 01/08/2010

"Brr! Florida Manatees Warm Up At Power Plant Hot Tub" [13]

"An offline Florida power plant is providing a warm-water refuge for several hundred manatees who like the Sunshine State's human residents are shivering in record low cold temperatures."

Source: Reuters [14], 01/08/2010

"Groups Want More Tests On Higher-Ethanol U.S. Fuel" [15]

"A coalition of oil companies, car and engine manufacturers and fuel sellers told the Obama administration on Thursday not to increase the amount of ethanol blended into gasoline based on inadequate test data."

Source: Reuters [16], 01/08/2010

"Experts Urge Officials To End Mountaintop Mining" [17]

"A team of scientists says the environmental damage from mountaintop removal mining in Appalachia is so widespread, the mining technique should be stopped."

Source: NPR [18], 01/08/2010

"E.P.A. Seeks Stricter Rules to Curb Smog" [19]

"The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday proposed a stricter standard for smog-causing pollutants that would bring substantial health benefits to millions of Americans while imposing large costs on industry and local governments."

Source: NYTimes [20], 01/08/2010

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