"Green Group Poll: 'Overwhelming Majority' Backs Obama Climate Rule"
"A survey commissioned by an environmental group found that 6 in 10 voters support President Obama’s landmark climate rule for power plants."
Source: The Hill, 08/31/2015
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"Hurricane Ignacio Weakens as It Moves Closer To Hawaii"
"Greg Colden, a farmer on Hawaii's Big Island, said he is most worried about the damage that more rain and sustained winds could do to the area as Hurricane Ignacio passes by this week."
Source: AP, 08/31/2015
"Water Policy: Judge Throws Major Obama Rule Into Doubt"
"The legal and practical morass surrounding the Obama administration's controversial water rule became more muddied [Thursday] when a federal judge blocked its implementation in 13 states just hours before it was set to go into effect."
Source: Greenwire, 08/31/2015
"Obama Administration Looking for ‘Balance’ in Arctic Policy"
"President Barack Obama will arrive today in Alaska, expected to touch down this afternoon in Anchorage, and his three-day visit will showcase the impacts of global climate change on Alaskans, primarily those in coastal communities."
Source: Fairbanks News-Miner, 08/31/2015
"Obama Will Restore Mt. McKinley's Name To Denali On Alaska Trip"
"President Barack Obama on Monday will officially restore Denali as the name of North America's tallest mountain, siding with the state of Alaska in ending a 40-year battle over what to call a peak that has been known as Mount McKinley."
Source: Reuters, 08/31/2015
"U.S. Is Playing Catch-Up With Russia in Scramble for the Arctic"
"With warming seas creating new opportunities at the top of the world, nations are scrambling over the Arctic — its territorial waters, transit routes and especially its natural resources — in a rivalry some already call a new Cold War."
Source: NY Times, 08/31/2015
"Obama’s Alaska Visit Puts Climate, Not Energy, in Forefront"
"President Obama will travel to Alaska on Monday to call for urgent and aggressive action to tackle climate change, capitalizing on a poignant tableau of melting glaciers, crumbling permafrost and rising sea levels to illustrate the immediacy of an issue he hopes to make a central element of his legacy."
Source: NY Times, 08/31/2015
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The Master of Public Administration in Environmental Science and Policy at Columbia University in New York City offers the Dean’s Environmental Science and Policy Fellowship, a full tuition grant worth approximately $72,000. Apply to the program by Jan. 15, 2016, to be eligible for the Fellowship. Early decision deadline is Nov. 1, 2015.
"On Snake Smuggling, Lion Killing, and Fish Crimes"
"The Lacey Act, a 115-year-old law that seeks to protect threatened species, is still going strong."
Source: Pacific Standard, 08/28/2015
Details on Decade-Long Gulf Oil Spill To Be Released Under Court Deal
"The New Orleans company fighting a decade-long oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico on Thursday agreed to pay for research on the ecological effects of chronic offshore crude leaks and buy equipment for environmental restoration efforts, as part of a deal settling a long-running lawsuit against the firm."
Source: FuelFix, 08/28/2015
