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"Survival of California Condors Hangs on Lead Ban, Study Says" [1]

California condors are endangered by their dependency on humans.
Source: Los Angeles Times [2], 08/09/2008

WV Coal-to-Liquids Plant Gets $200 Million in Secret Tax Breaks [3]

West Virginia's governor is giving $200 million in tax breaks to a coal-to-liquids plant -- but the public is not allowed to know.
Source: Charleston Gazette [4], 08/08/2008

Many Eyes: Take a Fresh Look at Drinking Water Reports [5]

Reports are coming out, as required by law, telling consumers what contaminants are in their local utility's drinking water. What's in yours?

Midnight Regs: Many Environmental Items on Final Bush Agenda [6]

The rush to deregulate whatever can be deregulated before President Bush leaves the White House is on. Part 2.

Competition Heats Up For Green Prestige On Campus [7]

Today, prospective college students may be less interested in a school's football team than its carbon footprint.

Air Pollution From Ships: New Laws, New Science [8]

Ocean-going ships are a major unregulated air pollution source.

Plummeting SUV Prices Hit Local Car Dealers -- and Newspapers [9]

With gasoline at $4/gallon, SUV prices have been plummeting -- hurting not only local car dealers but the newspapers that depend on their ads.

NOAA Releases Annual Fisheries Report [10]

A new NOAA report has reams of data on commercial and recreational fishing in the U.S.

Report: Lead from Hunting and Fishing Still Pollutes [11]

Hunters' lead shot and anglers' lead sinkers are still a pollution source, despite rules restricting them.

Press Releases Could Get Security Stamp From White House [12]

Here's an embargo that a federal employee could face charges for breaking.

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