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"States Explore Green Banks To Reduce Risk of Clean Energy Projects" [1]

"After funding fiascos like Solyndra and facing constant political attacks on government clean energy investments, renewable energy advocates are now zeroing in on so-called green banks to finance clean energy projects and to get states to cut fossil fuel use."

Economy & Business [2]
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Source: ClimateWire [6], 02/11/2014
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"EPA Approves Another Pesticide Highly Toxic to Bees" [7]

"Flying in the face of recent science demonstrating that pollinator populations are declining, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has made the decision to unconditionally register another pesticide that is known to be highly toxic to bees—almost one year after the EPA registered sulfoxaflor, disregarding concerns from beekeepers and environmental groups."

Chemicals [8]
Wildlife [9]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [5]
Source: EcoWatch [10], 02/11/2014
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"Duo Tracks Double-Dipping in U.S. Oil Firms' Toxic Tank Cleanup" [11]

"A pioneer in cleaning up toxic messes, Thomas Schruben long suspected major oil companies of being paid twice for dealing with leaks from underground fuel storage tanks - once from government funds and again, secretly, from insurance companies."

Energy & Fuel [3]
Pollution [12]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [5]
Source: Reuters/ [13], 02/11/2014
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"Struggling Whooping Crane Population Loses Three To Gunfire" [14]

"North America's tallest bird, with a population of about 600, has lost three adults to gunfire in recent months, 'senselessly' undercutting plans to breed a thriving population of the radiant white whooping crane, wildlife authorities say."

Wildlife [9]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [5]
Source: LA Times [15], 02/10/2014
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Health Advocates Find Flame Retardant Fight Follows Familiar Formula [16]

"When chemical companies hired Grant Gillham in 2007 to manage a campaign in defense of flame retardants in couches and other consumer goods, Gillham recalled being "assured that the scientific information they had supporting the safety and effectiveness of their products was valid."

Science [17]
Journalism & Media [18]
Environmental Politics [19]
Environmental Health [20]
Chemicals [8]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [5]
Source: Huffington Post [21], 02/10/2014
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"Too Much Winter, and Not Nearly Enough Propane" [22]

"EASTABOGA, Ala. — In the midst of one of the great natural gas drilling booms in the nation’s history, millions of Americans are struggling with a problem that is chilling their bones."

Agriculture [23]
Climate Change [24]
Energy & Fuel [3]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [5]
Source: NY Times [25], 02/10/2014
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"Scientific Panel Faults U.S. Plan To Lift Nationwide Wolf Protections" [26]

"The Obama administration used flawed research in devising a plan to strip gray wolves across the continental United States of Endangered Species Act protections, and discounted evidence that failed to support it, a scientific panel said in a report released on Friday."

Environmental Politics [19]
Science [17]
Wildlife [9]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [5]
Source: Reuters [27], 02/10/2014
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"EPA Approves Kalamazoo Startup’s Spider-Based Insecticide" [28]

"KALAMAZOO -- Spiders have been doing a very efficient job of killing insects for millennia. Now, a Kalamazoo company has federal approval to borrow spiders’ natural chemistry as an insecticide."

Chemicals [8]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [5]
Source: WWJ Newsradio [29], 02/07/2014
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"Toxics Pervade Kids’ Products, Washington Disclosure Law Shows" [30]

"SEATTLE -- Makers of children’s products report that they are using toxic chemicals in children’s toys, clothing, safety products and bedding. The reports were filed with the State of Washington in 2013 under the state’s new disclosure law, the Children’s Safe Products Act, the country’s only such law."

Chemicals [8]
Consumer [31]
Environmental Health [20]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [5]
Source: ENS [32], 02/07/2014
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Fracking's Thirst for Water: Investors Warned of Financial Risks [33]

"In dozens of water-scarce counties where fracking is booming, water use is at or approaching more than a billion gallons a year."

Energy & Fuel [3]
Water & Oceans [34]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [5]
Source: InsideClimate News [35], 02/07/2014
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