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"Climate Change Could Boost U.S. Dengue Fever Cases" [3]

"Climate change could push dengue fever into all corners of the United States, as the mosquitoes that can carry the traditionally tropical virus survive warmer U.S. winters .... scientists at the Natural Resources Defense Council said in a report."
Source: Reuters [4], 07/09/2009

"More Scrutiny Urged for Bottled Water" [5]

The Government Accountability Office, testifying before a Congressional committee, urged the Food and Drug Administration to stiffen oversight of bottled water and give consumers more information about what they are drinking.
Source: Wall St. Journal [6], 07/09/2009

"Energy Industry Sways Congress With Misleading Data" [13]

""The two key arguments that the oil and gas industry is using to fight federal regulation of the natural gas drilling process called hydraulic fracturing -- that the costs would cripple their business and that state regulations are already strong -- are challenged by the same data and reports the industry is using to bolster its position."
Source: ProPublica [14], 07/09/2009

"Pickens Still Gung-Ho On Wind Farm Despite Delay" [15]

T. Boone Pickens postponed a plan to create the world's largest wind farm in Texas. The billionaire had spent $60 million advertising his plan to combat what he calls the United States' addiction to foreign oil.
Source: NPR [16], 07/09/2009

Greenpeace Climate Climbers Busted on Mt. Rushmore [19]

"Greenpeace activists were arrested Wednesday for scaling Mount Rushmore and hanging a banner next to the carved face of Abraham Lincoln urging President Barack Obama to get tough on climate change."
Source: AFP [20], 07/09/2009

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