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"TXI To Shut Down Highest-Polluting Cement Kilns in Midlothian" [1]

"TXI will permanently shut down its four oldest, highest-polluting cement kilns in Midlothian and will stop burning hazardous waste as fuel, the Dallas-based company said Tuesday."

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Chemicals [3]
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Southwest (AZ NM OK TX) [5]
Source: Dallas News [6], 07/08/2010
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"Weathering Emotional Storms Over Gulf Oil Spill" [7]

"Oily beaches and lost livelihoods are the visible effects of the massive well leaking into the Gulf Coast. But consequences that are harder to spot are starting to get more attention now, like the need for mental health care."

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National (U.S.) [9]
Source: NPR [10], 07/08/2010
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Residents Oppose Oil Waste Going Into Gulf Landfill [11]

"Waste Management on Wednesday began dumping oil-coated materials from Mississippi coast beaches into the Pecan Grove landfill, which it is permitted to do, but which is an activity local officials are against."

Disasters [8]
Waste [12]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [9]
Source: McClatchy [13], 07/08/2010
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"Critics Call Valdez Cleanup a Warning for Gulf Workers" [14]

Workers on the massive project to clean oil from Prince William sound after the Exxon Valdez spill two decades ago are struggling with severe health problems. CNN investigates whether Gulf oil spill cleanup workers face the same fate.

Disasters [8]
Environmental Health [15]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [9]
Source: CNN [16], 07/08/2010
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"Spill May Give Boost To Eco-Theology" [17]

"Where would Jesus drill? Religious leaders who consider environmental protection a godly mission are making the Gulf of Mexico oil spill a rallying cry, hoping it inspires people of faith to support cleaner energy while changing their personal lives to consume less and contemplate more."

Climate Change [18]
People & Population [19]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [9]
Source: AP [20], 07/08/2010
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"British Panel Clears Scientists" [21]

"A British panel on Wednesday exonerated the scientists caught up in the controversy known as Climategate of charges that they had manipulated their research to support preconceived ideas about global warming."

Climate Change [18]
Environmental Politics [22]
Public [4]
International [23]
Source: NYTimes [24], 07/08/2010
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ESRI Geomedicine: Online Map Resource for Environmental Health [25]

From GIS software company ESRI, this free tool lets users enter places where they lived for more than two years at a time, and the site provides you with a personalized "place history" pdf report and shareable maps detailing local heart attack rate and nearby toxic chemicals for each location.

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Technology [28]
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New Federal Web Site Pulls Together Coastal Info [29]

NOAA's "State of the Coast" contains both quick facts and detailed information regarding this 95,000-mile-long zone and all the players involved. It generally addresses longer-term issues, such as environmental degradation, climate, hazards, economics, and demographics.

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Climate Change [18]
Economy & Business [30]
Planning & Growth [31]
Water & Oceans [32]
Government [33]
People & Population [19]
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National (U.S.) [9]
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Extreme Heat Events Worse in Sprawling Cities [34]

A study was published in Environmental Health Perspectives found that the most sprawling US cities have 2.6 times the risk of deadly extreme heat events than those with the least sprawl — regardless of the population, location, or rate of growth of an urban area.

SEJ Publication Types: 
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Topics on the Beat: 
Climate Change [18]
Planning & Growth [31]
People & Population [19]
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National (U.S.) [9]
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Public [4]
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Pollution Is Significant in National Parks [35]

Both polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (primarily from combustion sources) and pesticides are pervasive in 8 diverse US national parks, according to two Environmental Science & Technology studies by international teams of university and government agency researchers.

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Air [2]
Chemicals [3]
Natural Resources [36]
Pollution [37]
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National (U.S.) [9]
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