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"California's Cap-And-Trade Auction Starts Wednesday" [1]

"SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Despite fierce opposition from much of the business community, California's grand experiment in taming global warming begins in earnest Wednesday."

"State officials are set to auction tens of millions of dollars' worth of carbon-emission allowances to scores of oil refiners, cement manufacturers and other large industrial polluters.

Climate Change [2]
Public [3]
California [4]
Source: Sacramento Bee [5], 11/13/2012
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"Mountain Lake Invaders Fished Out" [6]

"Gill nets and a tippy rowboat are being used this month to pluck thousands of alien critters out of San Francisco's Mountain Lake as part of an innovative effort to resurrect the area's ecological history."

Biodiversity [7]
Public [3]
California [4]
Source: San Francisco Chronicle [8], 11/12/2012
  • Read more about "Mountain Lake Invaders Fished Out" [6]

"California Prop 39 Results in $2.5 Billion for Energy Efficiency" [9]

"California Proposition 39 results: 60 percent of voters approve measure to close tax loophole and fund clean energy and energy efficiency projects in public buildings. For a tax measure, California Proposition 39 had surprisingly little organized opposition."

Energy & Fuel [10]
Environmental Politics [11]
Public [3]
California [4]
Source: Christian Science Monitor [12], 11/08/2012
  • Read more about "California Prop 39 Results in $2.5 Billion for Energy Efficiency" [9]

"Hard-Rock Gold Mining Returns To Sutter Creek" [13]

"SUTTER CREEK, Calif. -- The first time this town put a major wager on a golden future was in 1851 when a local resident, R.C. Downs, talked budding tycoon Leland Stanford into joining him in investing in an under-performing mine."

Natural Resources [14]
Public [3]
California [4]
Source: Sacramento Bee [15], 11/08/2012
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"The Soda Tax Lost. Now What?" [16]

"Measures in Richmond and El Monte, California that would have taxed sugar-sweetened beverages at a penny-per-ounce rate failed to pass in either city [Tuesday]."

Environmental Politics [11]
Food [17]
Health [18]
Public [3]
California [4]
Source: Mother Jones [19], 11/08/2012
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California: "Prop. 37: Genetic Food Labels Loses" [20]

"A measure that would require most foods made with genetically engineered ingredients to be labeled in California was significantly behind early Wednesday."

Agriculture [21]
Consumer [22]
Environmental Politics [11]
Food [17]
Public [3]
California [4]
Source: San Francisco Chronicle [23], 11/07/2012
  • Read more about California: "Prop. 37: Genetic Food Labels Loses" [20]

"$11M Donation Tied To Koch Bros; CA Agency Alleges 'Money Laundering'" [24]

"SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Ending a mystery that captivated the run-up to Election Day, the Arizona group behind an anonymous $11 million donation revealed under court order Monday that the shadowy donation was laundered through two groups, including one tied to David and Charles Koch, the billionaire brothers who have played a huge role in spreading anonymous political cash around the country."

Environmental Politics [11]
Public [3]
California [4]
Source: San Jose Mercury News [25], 11/06/2012
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Animal Abuse Photos on Fed Wildlife Specialist's Facebook Stir Anger [26]

"SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Photos of animal abuse and suffering posted on a federal wildlife specialist's Facebook and other Web pages are stirring anger among wildlife advocates."

Wildlife [27]
Public [3]
California [4]
Source: Sacramento Bee [28], 11/06/2012
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"Scientists See Double Standard in Critique of Altered Foods" [29]

"Genetic engineering of crops is essentially the same as centuries-old, conventional plant breeding, except more precise, scientists say." As voting time nears on California's Proposition 37, arguments about science, safety, and the public's right to know intensify.

Agriculture [21]
Food [17]
Journalism & Media [30]
Science [31]
Public [3]
California [4]
Source: LA Times [32], 10/25/2012
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"NRC Report Says Diablo Canyon Able To Withstand Shoreline Fault" [33]

"The Nuclear Regulatory Commission said its latest analysis of seismic faults near PG&E Corp's Diablo Canyon nuclear station in California showed the coastal plant could withstand an earthquake generated by an offshore fault identified in 2008, according to a statement on Friday."

Nuclear Power & Radiation [34]
Disasters [35]
Public [3]
California [4]
Source: Reuters [36], 10/16/2012
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