"EPA: Cyberattack Threatened Agency's 'Command And Control'"
"U.S. EPA had an unwanted visitor almost five years ago."
Source: Greenwire, 08/30/2016
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"Climate Change Looms Large In Obama's Final Trip To Asia"
"When President Barack Obama sets out this week to meet world leaders in China and Laos during his final presidential trip to Asia, he will make an unusual stop along the way."
Source: Reuters, 08/30/2016
"Hawaii Hurricane Threat: Two Storms Lined Up On Path Toward Islands"
"There are not one but two powerful hurricanes in the Pacific that could come "dangerously" close to Hawaii over the next few days, according to forecasters."
Source: Mobile Press-Register, 08/30/2016
Conservation Threatens Ruin for Mongolia's Dukha Reindeer Herders
"One of the world’s smallest ethnic groups is finding its cultural traditions on the wrong side of Mongolian law, putting its very existence in peril."
Source: Guardian, 08/29/2016
"Mussels Disappearing From New England Waters, Scientists Say"
"New England is running out of mussels. The Gulf of Maine's once strong population of wild blue mussels is disappearing, scientists say."
Source: AP, 08/29/2016
Minnesota: Researchers Warn On Mercury In St. Louis River Estuary Fish
If a kid catches a big walleye on the St. Louis River estuary in Duluth, the state warns her not to eat it. Ever.
Source: Duluth News Tribune, 08/29/2016
West Virginia: "Chemical Leak Forces Evacuations In Northern Panhandle"
"At least seven people were treated and several communities evacuated Saturday following an early morning leak of extremely toxic chlorine gas from a Northern Panhandle chemical plant with a recent history of significant safety problems."
Source: Charleston Gazette-Mail, 08/29/2016
"Iowa Utilities Board Approves Huge Wind Energy Project"
"The Iowa Utilities Board has approved a wind turbine operation it says will be the nation's largest wind energy project."
Source: AP, 08/29/2016
"CSB: Mission Impossible -- Deadly Accidents, No Answers"
"Early on a Saturday morning, deep inside a chemical plant in La Porte, Javier Ortiz took his last sip of coffee."
Source: Houston Chronicle, 08/29/2016
Wisconsin: "High Rate Of Tumors Found In Fish"
"Scientists led by researchers with the U.S. Geological Survey have found an elevated number of cases of skin and liver tumors in white suckers in the Milwaukee, Menomonee and Kinnickinnic rivers — a discovery that suggests more work will be needed to remove contaminants from the waterways."
Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 08/29/2016
