"India Leads Asia's Dash for Coal as Emissions Blow East"
"Deep in the thickly forested hills in its east, India last month started production at what it hopes will in five years be Asia's biggest coal mine."
Source: Reuters, 10/07/2015
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"Panel Backs Fuel Storage Plan for California Nuke Plant"
"The California Coastal Commission on Tuesday endorsed a plan to allow operators at the defunct San Onofre nuclear power plant to move tons of highly radioactive fuel from storage pools into steel canisters sheathed by concrete."
Source: AP, 10/07/2015
"Senate Panel Probing VW's Use of Tax Credits"
"The Senate Finance Committee opened a probe Tuesday into Volkswagen's use of a federal tax credit intended for fuel-efficient cars as the company's emissions-rigging scandal widened."
Source: AP, 10/07/2015
"New Dietary Guidelines Will Not Include Sustainability Goal"
"When it comes to eating well, should we consider both the health of our bodies and of the planet?"
Source: NPR, 10/07/2015
"South Korea's Lee To Head U.N. Panel of Climate Scientists"
"South Korea's Hoesung Lee, chosen on Tuesday to head the U.N.'s panel of climate scientists, favors wider pricing of carbon dioxide output to curb emissions of the greenhouse gases the group blames for global warming."
Source: Reuters, 10/07/2015
"Senate Looks Poised To Pass Major Overhaul Of Chemical Safety Law"
"The Senate may pass bipartisan environmental legislation as soon as [this] week, and it's kind of a big deal."
Source: Huffington Post, 10/06/2015
Scientists Play Catch Up as New Chemicals Contaminate Great Lakes Birds
"Stain repellent and fire retardant chemicals that scientists know little about are increasingly showing up in herring gull eggs around the Great Lakes, spurring concern for potential health impacts."
Source: EHN, 10/06/2015
"Coast Guard: Missing Cargo Ship Sank in Hurricane"
"The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) will investigate the sinking of a cargo ship that vanished five days ago near the Bahamas. The U.S. Coast Guard on Monday said the ship sank in the brutal seas and high winds of Hurricane Joaquin."
Source: USA TODAY, 10/06/2015
"South Carolina Flooding: 18 Dams Breached, More Trouble Ahead"
"At least 18 dams have breached or failed in South Carolina since Saturday, the state's emergency management agency said early Tuesday."
Source: CNN, 10/06/2015
"Obama Announces New Measures To Crack Down on Illegal Fishing"
"The Obama administration on Monday announced plans to further crack down on illegal fishing, a global problem that can hurt both fishing communities in impoverished nations and the seafood industry in the United States."
Source: McClatchy, 10/06/2015
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