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"To Nullify Lead, Add a Bunch of Fish Bones" [1]

Fish bones are full of calcium phosphate. Now clean-up engineers are finding that fish bone meal is a good way to remedy lead contamination in soil, because they can bind lead in a form that the human body can not absorb.

Chemicals [2]
Public [3]
National (U.S.) [4]
Source: NY Times [5], 07/21/2011
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"U.N. Deadlock on Addressing Climate Shift" [6]

"The persistent inability of the United Nations to forge international consensus on climate change issues was on display Wednesday, as Security Council members disagreed over whether they should address possible instability provoked by problems like rising sea levels or competition over water resources."

Climate Change [7]
Public [3]
International [8]
Source: NY Times [9], 07/21/2011
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"Ohio Leads List Of Top 20 States With Toxic Air" [10]

"People living in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida are most at risk in the United States from toxic emissions spewing from coal and oil-fired power plants, two leading American environmental groups said in a report on Wednesday."

Air [11]
Public [3]
National (U.S.) [4]
Source: Reuters [12], 07/21/2011
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"U.N.: Famine in Somalia Is Killing Tens of Thousands" [13]

"Famine in parts of southern Somalia has killed tens of thousands of people, mostly children, the United Nations said Wednesday in an official declaration of what aid officials describe as the worst humanitarian crisis in the troubled country in two decades."

Disasters [14]
Public [3]
International [8]
Source: Wash Post [15], 07/21/2011
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Heat Wave Roasts U.S. -- Can the Grid Handle It? [16]

"A lengthy, blistering heat wave that is blanketing the eastern half of the United States is putting significant stress on the nation's power grid as homeowners and businesses crank up their air conditioners."

Disasters [14]
Public [3]
National (U.S.) [4]
Source: AP [17], 07/21/2011
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SEJ Offers Resources for Covering Summer Stories [18]

Wildfire, hurricanes, recreation, extreme heat, drought, electric brownouts, UV rays and sunscreen, insect-borne disease like West Nile virus, fishing, dead zones, and algal blooms — TipSheet can help you cover these local environmental stories.

SEJ Publication Types: 
TipSheet [19]
Topics on the Beat: 
Health [20]
Disasters [14]
Natural Resources [21]
Water & Oceans [22]
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Public [3]
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California Weekly Newspaper Scores by Unraveling Green Claims from Corporate and Enviro Groups [23]

Bill Dawson gets the inside story from the Monterey County Weekly's assistant editor Kera Abraham (pictured at left) and her award-winning stories involving clashing shades of green.

SEJ Publication Types: 
Inside Story [24]
Topics on the Beat: 
Environmental Politics [25]
Region: 
California [26]
Visibility: 
Public [3]
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SEJournal Summer 2011, Vol. 21 No. 2 [27]

In this issue: Harvest Public Media fills coverage gap; California weekly unravels green claims; lessons from BP's Gulf oil disaster; nuke experts assess reporting on Fukushima; rethinking climate change-natural disasters relationship; thanks to SEJ's founders; enterprising disaster coverage; spreadsheet techniques check scientists’ studies; UN science panel deals with dwindling natural resources.

SEJ Publication Types: 
SEJournal Online [28]
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Nation's First Cap-And-Trade Plan Has an Uncertain Future [29]

Congress created a cap-and-trade plan for air pollution from the nation's aging fleet of power plants 20 years ago. In its time, it was successful in cutting pollution, but today, tattered by politics and lawsuits, its future is uncertain.

Environmental Politics [25]
Air [11]
Public [3]
National (U.S.) [4]
Source: Greenwire [30], 07/20/2011
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"Study Maps Mercury Fallout From Indianapolis Power Plant" [31]

"An Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis study has found mercury contamination in soil downwind from a coal-fired power plant in Indianapolis, supporting the notion of localized mercury hot spots."

Chemicals [2]
Pollution [32]
Public [3]
Great Lakes (IL IN MI MN OH WI) [33]
Source: Louisville Courier-Journal [34], 07/20/2011
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