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"Natgas Execs Seek Disclosure of Marcellus Drilling Chemicals" [1]

"Two top U.S. natural gas producers called on the industry to release data about the chemicals they use in the fast-growing Marcellus shale development to counter fears it was polluting water supplies."
Source: Reuters [2], 09/25/2009

"G20 Agrees To Phase Out Fossil Fuel Subsidies: Draft" [3]

"The Group of 20 will agree to phase out subsidies on oil and other fossil fuels in the 'medium term,' but will not set a firm timetable for the move aimed at combating global warming, a draft statement said."
Source: Reuters [4], 09/25/2009

"Senate Boosts EPA, Interior Department Budgets" [5]

"The Senate on Thursday approved big budget increases for the Interior Department and the Environmental Protection Agency as it passed a $32 billion spending measure for the budget year that starts next week."
Source: AP [6], 09/25/2009

Chem Safety Board Finds Sugar Company Ignored Dangers Before Blast [7]

"Imperial Sugar Co. and managers of its Georgia refinery ignored known dangers of explosive dust for decades before a chain of dust-fueled fireballs erupted at the plant last year and killed 14 people, investigators said in a report Thursday."
Source: AP [8], 09/25/2009

"Alaska Senator's Effort To Block EPA on Carbon Emissions Fails" [9]

"The Senate declined Thursday to take up Sen. Lisa Murkowski’s effort to limit for a year the Environmental Protection Agency's ability to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, factories and other stationary sources of pollution."
Source: McClatchy [10], 09/25/2009

"Study Finds School Drinking Water Tainted" [11]

"Over the last decade, the drinking water at thousands of schools across the country has been found to contain unsafe levels of lead, pesticides and dozens of other toxins."
Source: AP [12], 09/25/2009

"BP Settles Spill Containment Violations" [13]

"An oil field review starting with a state inspector questioning the size of spill containment facilities on Alaska's North Slope has resulted in a hefty civil payment for a subsidiary of BP PLC."
Source: AP [14], 09/24/2009

"Fish and Paint Chips Part I: The Science of Trash" [15]

"Recent research has the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) concerned that the huge quantities of metal, plastic, paint chips and other man-made debris floating at sea, hundreds and even thousands of miles from land, may be working their way into the American diet."
Source: DC Bureau [16], 09/24/2009

"Polluted Lake Okeechobee Getting Dirtier" [17]

"Water managers, environmental agencies and conservation groups have been talking about cleaning up Lake Okeechobee for decades. The water quality has only gotten worse. Much worse."
Source: Miami Herald [18], 09/24/2009

"Oil Industry Sets a Brisk Pace of New Discoveries" [19]

"The oil industry has been on a hot streak this year, thanks to a series of major discoveries that have rekindled a sense of excitement across the petroleum sector, despite falling prices and a tough economy."
Source: NYTimes [20], 09/24/2009

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