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"Officials Knew for Decades That Park Was Contaminated" [1]

"In the woods on the northern edge of Scofieldtown Park are remnants of its days as a landfill. Containers lay strewn among the trees -- milk and 7UP bottles that haven't been used since the 1950s. More sinister are rusty paint cans and empty, decaying 55-gallon chemical drums."
Source: Stamford Advocate [2], 09/29/2009

"Met Office Warns of Catastrophic Global Warming in Our Lifetimes" [3]

"Unchecked global warming could bring a severe temperature rise of 4ºC (7ºF) within many people's lifetimes, according to a new report for the British government that significantly raises the stakes over climate change."
Source: Guardian [4], 09/29/2009

"Exelon to Quit Chamber Over Climate Bill" [5]

"Exelon, one of the country’s largest utilities, said Monday that it would quit the United States Chamber of Commerce because of that group’s stance on climate change."
Source: NYTimes [6], 09/29/2009

"G20 Agrees On Phase-Out Of Fossil Fuel Subsidies" [7]

"The world's largest economies agreed on Friday to phase out subsidies for oil and other carbon dioxide-spewing fossil fuels in the "medium term" as part of efforts to combat global warming."
Source: Reuters [8], 09/28/2009

"Lawsuit Weighs Atrazine's Threat To Water Supplies" [9]

"A Madison County [Ill.] class-action lawsuit filed in 2004 over the use of the popular herbicide atrazine is gaining steam, and one lawyer says it could reshape farming practices nationwide."
Source: Belleville News-Democrat [10], 09/28/2009

"30-mile Fish Kill at Dunkard Creek" [11]

"Three weeks ago, fish started dying in Dunkard Creek, a scenic stream that winds along the West Virginia-Pennsylvania border in Monongalia County."
Source: Charleston Gazette [12], 09/28/2009

"Breaking Ground With a $1.6 Billion Plan To Tame Water" [13]

"Philadelphia Has Announced a $1.6 Billion Plan To Transform the City Over the Next 20 Years by Embracing Its Storm Water - Instead of Hustling It Down Sewers and Into Rivers as Fast as Possible."
Source: Philadelphia Inquirer [14], 09/28/2009

"Environment Groups Turn From Corzine" [15]

"Four years ago, environmental groups hoped Jon Corzine would put the environment high on his list of priorities. today, many of the same groups say Corzine, now seeking a second term as governor, has failed to live up to his promises...."
Source: Philadelphia Inquirer [16], 09/28/2009

"For San Joaquin River, a Historic Reawakening" [17]

"It All Starts Thursday With a Gentle Surge of Water To Be Released From Friant Dam Into the San Joaquin River. a Massive, Unprecedented and Unpredictable River Restoration Project Will Begin, Reawakening Miles of Dried Riverbed and Salmon Runs That Have Been Extinct for Six Decades."
Source: Fresno Bee [18], 09/28/2009

"For Adoption: Icons of the American West" [19]

Saturday Marked Wild Horse and Burro Adoption Day. Will Some of the More Than 30,000 Animals Held by the Federal Government Go To Slaughter?
Source: Hampton Roads Virginian-Pilot [20], 09/28/2009

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