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"Canada Declares BPA, a Chemical in Plastics, to Be Toxic" [1]

"OTTAWA — The government of Canada formally declared bisphenol A, a chemical widely used to create clear, hard plastics, as well as food can liners, to be a toxic substance on Wednesday."

Chemicals [2]
Public [3]
Canada [4]
Source: NYTimes [5], 10/15/2010
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Reform of Toxic Chemicals Law Collapses as Industry Flexes Muscles [6]

Tighter regulation of toxic chemicals that often threaten people's health isn't going to happen in the current Congress. The reason: a strong industry lobbying effort.

Chemicals [2]
Environmental Politics [7]
Public [3]
National (U.S.) [8]
Source: Politics Daily [9], 10/15/2010
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Chinese Drywall Maker to Fix 300 Homes in Pilot Effort [10]

"A Chinese drywall  manufacturer facing thousands of homeowners' court claims and several other companies have agreed to pay to repair 300 homes in four states in a pilot program, an attorney involved in the deal said Wednesday."

Consumer [11]
Public [3]
International [12]
Source: AP [13], 10/15/2010
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"Big Oil Goes To College: a Conflict of Interest?" [14]

"Have hundreds of millions of dollars in grants from major oil companies compromised the ethics of energy research at such institutions as UC Berkeley, UC Davis and Stanford?"

Science [15]
Public [3]
National (U.S.) [8]
Source: LA Times [16], 10/15/2010
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"Humpback Whale Sets Travel Record: Researchers" [17]

"A female humpback whale traveled more than 6,000 miles from Brazil to Madagascar, setting a world record for a migrating mammal, researchers reported on Wednesday."

Biodiversity [18]
Public [3]
International [12]
Source: Reuters [19], 10/15/2010
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"U.N. Climate Panel Agrees to Reforms" [20]

"The U.N. panel of climate scientists agreed on Thursday to change its practices in response to errors in a 2007 report, and its chairman, Rajendra Pachauri of India, dismissed suggestions he should step down.

Climate Change [21]
Public [3]
International [12]
Source: Reuters [22], 10/15/2010
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"A Bit More Ethanol in the Gas Tank" [23]

"The Obama administration made a gesture of support for the ethanol industry on Wednesday, with a declaration by the Environmental Protection Agency that gasoline retailers can sell fuel blends containing up to 15 percent ethanol for use in late-model cars."

Energy & Fuel [24]
Public [3]
National (U.S.) [8]
Source: NYTimes [25], 10/15/2010
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"Scientists Poised To Wipe Out Deadly Cattle Disease" [26]

"Scientists are poised to eliminate the deadly cattle disease Rinderpest, ending a malady that has devastated animal herds for centuries, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization said on Thursday."

Agriculture [27]
Public [3]
International [12]
Source: Reuters [28], 10/15/2010
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"New Climate Fight, Same as the Old One?" [29]

"The decade-long  effort to pass comprehensive climate legislation  framed around a declining cap and trading for carbon dioxide emissions died an ignominious death. Now new proposals focused on a  substantial ramp-up of investments in energy innovation are percolating — and instantly being attacked."

Environmental Politics [7]
Climate Change [21]
Public [3]
National (U.S.) [8]
Source: Dot Earth [30], 10/15/2010
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More Ranchers Trying to Live With Wolves [31]

Ranchers are finding new ways to deter wolves.

Biodiversity [18]
Public [3]
National (U.S.) [8]
Source: Greenwire [32], 10/15/2010
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